Multiple Choice
"No risks are things worth taking; some things worth taking are not exciting; there- fore, some things that are not exciting are not risks."
Which fallacy is committed in this syllogism?
A) the existential fallacy
B) the fallacy of exclusive premises
C) the fallacy of undistributed middle
D) the fallacy of the illicit major
Correct Answer:
Verified
Correct Answer:
Verified
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