Which sentence from the passage includes both a logical fallacy and a rhetorical appeal?
Read the passage.
[1] Raising the legal driving age to 18 is a good idea. [2]
Anyone who does not support raising the legal driving
age does not care about teens' health or safety. [3] Out
of all age groups, teenagers have the highest risk of
getting into accidents. [4] Teen drivers are three times
more likely to drive distracted and are therefore more
likely to be reckless in all areas of their lives. [5] Raising
the driving age would allow teen drivers to get more
practice and become safer drivers.
O sentence 1
O sentence 2
O sentence 3
O sentence 4

O sentence 4

Rhetorical appeal- Logos

Logical fallacy- Hasty Generalization

Explanation:

Logos as a rhetorical appeal was used in this sentence when the author made a reference to statistics to prove his point. The logical fallacy of Hasty Generalization,  was also committed in this sentence as the writer arrived at the conclusion that teen drivers are more likely to be distracted in all areas of their lives based on one experience.

In Hasty Generalization, a broad conclusion is reached based on a single experience or from an unrepresentative sample.

jefferson introduced the idea that one does not change a government for "light" causes because he wanted to emphasize the seriousness of colonists' reasons for declaring independence.