Read this sentence: sally would make a terrible class president. she may be good at debates, but she is a terrible saxophone player! the logical fallacy used in these lines is a a) because b). blank a: -hasty generalization -red herring -false dilemma blank b: -the mention of her skill as a musician tries to make people choose between musicians and leaders -the mention of her skill as a musician makes a generalization that class presidents cannot play instruments -the mention of her skill as a musician is irrelevant to whether sally would make a good president i'm more worried about the first blank. , you guys! : )