Which of the following is not true of fallacious arguments? All fallacious arguments have false premises. Fallacious arguments are defective. Some fallacious arguments have false premises. Not all fallacious arguments have false premises. Which of the following is true of unsound arguments? If an argument commits a formal fallacy, then it is an unsound argument. All unsound arguments commit a fallacy. All unsound arguments commit a formal fallacy. No unsound arguments commit an informal fallacy. Which of the following best describes the relationship between fallacies and the form of an argument? Formal fallacies can be detected without regard to the content words of an argument. Only informal fallacies can be detected merely by examining the form of an argument. No fallacies can be detected merely by examining the form of an argument. All fallacies can be detected merely by examining the form of an argument. Suppose an argument commits an informal fallacy. Which of the following statements is false? The fallacy can be detected by examining the form of the argument alone. The argument may be a deductive argument. The argument may be an inductive argument. The fallacy can only be detected by examining the content of the argument's statements.

All fallacious arguments have false premises.
If an argument commits a formal fallacy, then it is an unsound argument.
Formal fallacies can be detected without regard to the content words of an argument.
The fallacy can be detected by examining the form of the argument alone.

What is true of arguments and fallacies?

For an argument to be said to be fallacious, then it must have a false premise. This is why you are able to detect a formal fallacy even if you don't use content words in an argument.

You would need to use more than the form of the argument, however, to find the fallacy. As soon as an argument commits a formal fallacy then it is automatically an unsound argument.

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