If no answer put N?

Question

. bandwagon—the idea that “everybody” does this or believes this
b. categorical statements—stating something in a way that implies there
can be no argument or disagreement on the issue
c. personal attack—criticizing an opponent personally instead of rationally
debating his or her ideas
d. testimonial—quoting or paraphrasing an authority or celebrity to support
one’s own viewpoint
The following activity helps you sharpen your skills in recognizing deceptive
reasoning. The statements below are derived from the viewpoints in this
chapter. Beside each one, mark the letter of the type of deceptive appeal being
used. More than one type of tactic may be applicable. If you believe the statement
is not any of the listed appeals, write N.
1. The Supreme Court has a greater obligation to protect the rights of victims
than those of criminals.

Answer 1

I think catgorical

Answer 2

n

Answer 3

And your question is?

Answer 4

N