Critical thinking and identifying fallacies

I just took this test and got more than half wrong and I am not sure why. I guess I do not know my fallacies as well as I thought I did. I am trying to figure out what is correct as he has not posted the answers yet. All I know is I got 6 out 6 incorrect. The following arguments contained various kinds of fallacies. We had to put each fallacy to an argument. 1. We can recognize that athletes that can participate in sports must be given special consideration within our grading system, or we can let the university descend into athletic oblivion. 2. I do not know what colleges are teaching these days! I have just received a letter of application from a young man who graduated fro... click for more

plato, aristotle

My teacher has presented me 7 questions, i need a small paragraph for each question answered: 1. What is the structure of the human soul from from plato, give an example such as temperament, wisdom? 2. Socrates states that nobody does evil voluntarily? 3. Socrates states why wisdom is the highest virtue? 4. plato states what is justice? 5. why to be moral from plato and aristotle? 6. aristotle states what is the highest god? 7. what does responsibilities mean in philosophy or from aristotles point of view?

soft thinker methods

Q: if, in reply to an argument formulated by another person, someone says "truth is in the eye of the beholder" and then walks away, what method(s) of soft-thinking has this person employed? my A: This soft thinker used reason substitutes. (rejecting any new proposals, believing opposite to be individualist) definitely uses argument stopper, fanatical closure. (argument stopper verbal response to arumentation that is inteded to, and has effect of, ending rational debate, fanatical closure refusing to listen closing off ones mind). Is that correct, i miss anything?

Fallacies and main conclusion

I'm really confused with what to do. I need help on this. I need to find the main conclusion and fallacies in this article (see attachment). Thank you so very much. I appreciate it greatly!

Immanuel Kant Quote

i am presented with a quote from Immanuel Kant the quote is as follows: "But let us suppose that there were something whose existence has in itself and absolute worth, something which as an end in itself could be a ground of determinate laws... Now i say that man, and in general every rational being, exits as an end in himself and not merely as a means to be arbitrarily used by this or that will". i need to know what is kant main idea, and why does he present this main idea?