Victorian selective school

changi bye bye

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mhs-grinder imma be taking a break 2. i have only been here for a few days, but this place feels like home. ty @mhs-grinder @Ronaldo and @changi for making this place awesome

@mhs-grinder ill see u at selective test probs at claufield

I am going down

YR10SEHSASPIRANT dw we will converse soon, all we know is?

@YR10SEHSASPIRANT wheres ur test at?

mhs-grinder oye @mhs-grinder what floor r u in again

changi berwick college

mhs-grinder REDRUM

ILL SEE U IN JUNE 15 After selective probs i wont be here coz im gonna play call of duty all day and night after

changi DAYUM THATS MILES AWAY. anyways i better lock in now ill talk after the exam

YR10SEHSASPIRANT thank you!

mhs-grinder . We'll talk again when results come out; hopefully we all make it

All let's get on that zoom that was sent in this chat

Do you guys want to come on this forum after the test? And when we get our results? There are so many of you but thank you all so much again : )

I have some questions on fallacies

Premise 1:- Something is weird if it is uncommon
Premise 2:- Something that is common is not weird
Premise 3:- Most people have something uncommon about them
Conclusion:- Therefore it is weird not to be weird

A. Fallacy of composition
B. Arguing from anecdotal evidence
C. Argumentum ad hominem
D. A and B -- Fallacy of composition and arguing from anecdotal evidence
E. There is nothing wrong in this argument, it is simply a paradox.
My answer was 'E' but the correct answer was 'C'

Premise 1:- Perez Hilton's website says that Brangelina broke up
Premise 2:- Perez Hilton is just a gossip monger
Conclusion:- Therefore Brangelina did not break up
A. Fallacy of composition
B. Arguing from anecdotal evidence
C. Argumentum ad hominem
D. A and B -- Fallacy of composition and arguing from anecdotal evidence
E. There is nothing wrong in this argument, it is simply a paradox.
My answer was 'C' but the correct answer is 'A'

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honestly, idk the correct answer is 'A' apparently. I thought fallacies was also a topic in V.R