Evaluating Arguments:
Below is a series of five fallacious arguments. In one paragraph each, explain why each argument is fallacious and identify the fallacy being committed. In identifying the relevant fallacy, be sure to give an explanation of what that fallacy is. Be comprehensive in your explanations, and cite at least one source to support each explanation (in APA format).
Argument 1:
i. My algebra class is a nightmare. ii. Nightmares are bad dreams. iii. Therefore, my algebra class is a bad dream.
Argument 2:
We can trust the Andrewâ€™s testimony because Andrew himself said so, and Andrew is a trustworthy person.
Argument 3:
If we loosen the office dress code, soon everyone will start showing up naked! Therefore, we shouldnâ€™t loosen the office dress code.
Argument 4:
Nobody has disproven that there exists alien life. So, until proven otherwise, itâ€™s reasonable to conclude that alien life does exist.
Argument 5:
You shouldnâ€™t vote Republican because Republicans hate the poor, and you shouldnâ€™t vote Democrat because Democrats hate business owners.

The argument is trying to prove that the evidence is trustworthy, because it comes from a trustworthy person. It did not give any evidence, which can be considered. It is providing circular reasoning.

Argument 3 -Slippery slope fallacy.

The argument is quick to jump to conclusions, that people will show up naked. This is slippery slope fallacy.

Argument 4 - Circular reasoning

The argument is trying to prove about alien existence, but using the same conclusion as premise.

Argument 5 - Suppressed evidence

The argument fails too bring relevant evidence to bear on the argument.