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There are often more than two sides to a question, and offering only two choices when more actually exist is called an either-or fallacy. (2) For example, the statement “You are either with us or against us” assumes that there is no middle ground. (3) Or consider the following conclusion: People opposed to total freedom of speech are really in favor of censorship. (4) This argument ignores the fact that a person could believe in free speech as well as in laws that prohibit slander or that punish someone for falsely yelling “Fire!” in a crowded theater.
1. The pattern of organization of the selection is
a. definition and example. b. cause and effect.
c. comparison and/or contrast.