Find five examples of any of the fallacies discussed in "Fallacies" from everyday sources (newspapers, magazines, TV, radio, the Internet, and so on). The only restrictions are that you may not use sources (e.g. websites or books) that are intended to discuss or give examples of fallacies. You may also not record the same fallacy twice, use the same example for more than one fallacy, or use examples over one year old. For each example, complete the following: Identify the type of fallacy it is and explain your identification, clearly showing that you understand the definition of that type of fallacy and that you have applied that type correctly. Describe how you think the arguer could fix the argument to respond to the charge that it is fallacious, either by modifying the original argument or supplementing it. Insert an image or detailed description of your examples. Essay must be a minimum of 750 words, follow MLA format, and include a Works Cited Page.