Directions: Choose two fallacies listed below and explain why they are fallacies with examples. You can take examples from daily life, advertisements, political arguments or newspaper articles. Fallacy Red Herring Begging the Question Hasty Generalization Slippery Slope Dicto Simpliciter Bandwagon False Dilemma False Cause (post hoc) False Analogy Ad Hominem Ad Misericordiam Appeal to Authority 字数建议：120-180 分数设置：20 复制粘贴：不开启 写作限时：不限时 机评批改：开启 提交次数：多次提交

Sure, here are two fallacies and examples of why they are fallacies:

1. Hasty Generalization - This fallacy occurs when a conclusion is drawn from insufficient evidence. It is a hasty generalization because the conclusion is reached without fully examining all of the available evidence. For example, if someone says that all teenagers are lazy based on the behavior of just a few teenagers they know, that would be a hasty generalization.

2. False Cause (post hoc) - This fallacy occurs when someone assumes that one event caused another simply because it happened before the other event. It is a false cause because there may be other factors that caused the event to occur. For example, if someone says that their lucky socks helped them win a game because they wore them during the game, that would be a false cause because the socks likely had no impact on the outcome of the game.