Which statement is a logical fallacy? A. A beautiful new bridge would bring a sense of pride to our town.
B. A new bridge is projected to increase tourism business by nearly half.
C. Everyone else in town supports building a new bridge—shouldn’t you?
D. The new bridge is supported by the mayor and many business owners.

C

Explanation:

A logical fallacy is the use of invalid or faulty reasoning. Saying someone should do something just because everyone else is is invalid reasoning.

C. Everyone else in town supports building a new bridge—shouldn’t you?

Explanation:

The other options are facts. A logical fallacy is sort of like giving a reason that isn't factual or not entirely accurate

i.e. probably not everyone in town supports the bridge, so that's an exageration.

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some books i recommend;

diary of anne frank

lord of the flies