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4. CREATE and DEMONSTRATE  Our last bit of research will have an artistic side to it.  The news station's walls are bare and journalists could not only use some art, but reminders on how to be good reporters. From the link at the bottom your instructor will assign (or you will choose) two logical fallacies to illustrate.  Ensure that the instructor is in agreement with the fallacies that you choose.

Directions for the illustration:

1. Write your and your partner's name on the back of both papers

2. On the top of each paper write the name of the Logical Fallacy you have chosen (one illustration per paper)

3. Write a title for your example at the bottom of the paper.

4. In the middle draw the scene that shows an example or illustration of the logical fallacy. 
      You have been provided with the list of the Top 25 most common fallacies and an explanation of Reasoning, Arguments, Beliefs and how to effectively get your point across as an adult.