QUESTION: 59
result from a failure to follow the logic of a series of statements.

A. Deductive fallacies
B. Inductive fallacies
C. Corrective controls
D. None of These

Answer(s): A
QUESTION: 60
An example of an invalid deductive argument is as follows:
Major premises: Al employees who are committing fraud drive luxury cars. Minor premises:
Conclusion: Therefore, John Doe is committing fraud. What will be the minor premise in this
example?

A. John Doe is an employee
B. John Doe drives a luxury car
C. John Doe is a senior management level employee
D. John Doe drives an ordinary car

Answer(s): B
QUESTION: 61
A client makes the following statement: "If you make us put property tags and numbers on major
equipment, next we will have to put tags on every pen, pencil, and paper clip in the place." This
is the argument that if a particular action is taken, it wil inevitably lead to another, less desirable
action. We may call this:

A. Slippery slope
B. Hasty generalization
C. False use of authority
D. Ad Hominem

Answer(s): A
QUESTION: 62
After implementation of a drop out recovery program, employment rate rose. The drop out
recovery program is responsible for increases in employment and look for possible economic or
other factors that might have contributed to the rise. This example may be referred towards:

A. Post Hoc, Ergo Propter Hoc
B. Ad Hominem
C. Non Sequiter
D. False use of authority
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