Which fallacy belongs to which? Denying the counterevidence; Ignoring the counterevidence; Raising trivial objections; Abusive ad hominem; Poisoning the well

1. Samantha, you’re new to this town, and I want to warn you about the local newspaper. It’s in cahoots with all them left-wing environmental nutcakes that’re wrecking the economy around here. You can’t believe a thing you read in it.

3. Supervisor Mackall: I’m going to have to let Kianna go. She’s almost always late for work, she makes frequent costly errors, and she spends a lot of time making personal phone calls, and personally, I don’t think she dresses appropriately for our kind of business.

Kasandra: I don’t think that wearing blue jeans once in a while is reason enough to fire someone!

5. Vandela said, “Even if I were in great shape, I would have no interest in climbing Mount Everest. It’s steep, treacherous, and barren; it’s unbelievably cold; and you risk your life doing it. Besides, what can you do after you get to the top---just turn around and come back down!”

6. Mya said, "Why should the president set up a special commission to figure out what to do about illegal immigrants? What's to figure out? We know what to do about it. Send them all back! They're here illegally, so you just send them back! It's as simple as that."

7. Heather: I think that climate change is the most important issue of our time and everyone should acknowledge that.

Alonso: You didn’t even go to college, so no one should listen to you!

8. Professor Itnyre said to Ethly, "Tell me, have you actually thought about this issue, or do you just parrot everything Rush Limbaugh and the NRA tell you to say?"

9. Professor George: I think the administration is entirely justified in dismissing Professor Avilez Camarillo. He's never prepared for his lectures, he makes off-color remarks to his female students, he grades arbitrarily, and he isn't even friendly.

Professor Ibarra: I disagree. He's very friendly to me; he says "hello" to me every time I see him!

10. The phenomena reported by the medium are so unusual that extremely good evidence is needed before we can believe them. And it is impossible to obtain the required evidence because we cannot trust people who believe in such phenomena.