Spot the fallacy

10 arguments. Some are flawed, some are perfectly sound. Pick what's wrong with each one, or say it's fine. Nothing is timed and nothing is scored against you anywhere but here.

Question 1 of 10

"You can't take her seriously on transit policy. She doesn't even own a car."

Question 2 of 10

"So you want to cut the parks budget by three percent. Why do you hate children having anywhere to play?"

Question 3 of 10

"Every time I wash my car it rains the next day. I've stopped washing it during harvest season so we don't get storms."

Question 4 of 10

"The study showing the drug works was funded by the company that makes it, so we should look closely at the methodology and wait for independent replication before treating the result as settled."

Question 5 of 10

"Either we adopt this exact security proposal, or we accept that we don't care about safety at all."

Question 6 of 10

"My uncle ate whatever he wanted, never exercised, and lived to ninety-four. All that advice about diet and exercise is overblown."

Question 7 of 10

"Millions of people use this app, so it must be the best one available."

Question 8 of 10

"A: The department missed its safety deadline three quarters running. B: What about the previous director? They missed deadlines too and nobody said a word."

Question 9 of 10

"Nobody has ever proven that the additive is harmful, so it must be safe to use in unlimited amounts."

Question 10 of 10

"Roughly two-thirds of the members surveyed opposed the change, across a random sample of eight hundred people, so it's fair to say the membership broadly opposes it."