Murder Mystery: Froggy Jumps

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During the 100th Annual Celebration at Gannon University, tragedy strikes. Dr. I — a brilliant and enigmatic president known for his sharp wit and controversial ideas — is found dead moments before delivering a highly anticipated speech titled “What Cannot Be Known.”

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Froggy Jumps Murder Mystery: Froggy JumpsVersión en línea During the 100th Annual Celebration at Gannon University, tragedy strikes. Dr. I — a brilliant and enigmatic president known for his sharp wit and controversial ideas — is found dead moments before delivering a highly anticipated speech titled “What Cannot Be Known.” por Suprad Shrestha 1 "The president said it during the Founders' Day toast, And surely he knows, he runs the whole post. So if he claims that tuition helps minds grow, Who are we, mere students, to say it’s not so?" a Appeal to Authority b False dilemma c Ad Hominem 2 Dr. Quinn said, “Accept this view or fail,” So I wrote it down, though it felt like a tale. Better to pass than to fight and fall, Truth can wait—grades stand tall. a Slippery Slope b Appeal to Fear c Bandwagon 3 “You’re either for free speech or you’re a fascist,” Said the junior in Waldron, sounding quite passionate. No nuance allowed, no room in between, The truth must be sharp or nowhere seen. a Black and White b Red Herring c Appeal to Emotion 4 Everyone’s saying that lunch staff lied— So the story must be true, no need to decide. If the crowd believes it, then it has to be right. The whisper becomes fact by sheer volume and might. a False cause b Red Herring c Bandwagon 5 he knight was removed, and grades went down, So clearly, he guarded our academic crown. Bring back the mascot, and we’ll all pass, ‘Cause logic and luck ride in armor and brass. a Slippery Slope b False Cause c Appeal to Emotion 6 “I got a C, but I cried in your class,” Said a student to Dr. McGlass. “Isn’t my pain enough to persuade? A high grade’s the price for tears I’ve paid.” a Appeal to Emotion b Appeal to Ignorance c Ad Hominem 7 It was made by a right-wing group, I hear, So don’t even read it, just steer clear. Their bias makes every fact a lie— No truth can come from the other side. a Ad Hominem b Opposition c Slippery Slope 8 Only one kid failed out of my dorm, So clearly, Gannon’s academics perform. We don’t need data or boring review— One survivor’s tale will surely do. a Anecdote b False Cause c Strawman 9 Our senator said, “Opponents love chaos,” So vote for me, or Gannon’s at a loss. They want higher fees and longer lines— I bring peace; they bring fines. a Red Herring b Black and White c Appeal to Authority 10 If we let students retake one test, They’ll ask for retakes on all the rest. Then it’s no deadlines, then no rules— Next thing you know, chaos in schools. a Slippery Slope b False Cause c Appeal to Emotion 11 You say we should cut the military’s cost? So you want terrorists to win, and freedom lost? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard— You’re basically burning the flag with every word! a Strawman b Equivocation c Red Herring 12 You said you support “freedom to choose,” But now you won’t let students snooze. Aren’t naps part of liberty too? Your logic just fell right through. a Black and White b Equivocation c Strawman 13 I must be telling the truth, you see— Because liars wouldn’t say, “trust me.” And since I said I never lie, That proves my honesty can’t die. a Appeal to authority b Circular Argument c Appeal to ignorance 14 Environmentalists say we should reduce meat, But they’re all just green on the outside, red underneath. They're basically communists with trees— So don’t trust their plans or their pleas. a Faulty Analogy b Strawman c Black and white 15 “Why is the food budget being cut?” “Well, have you seen what Coach Smith did to his gut? He eats four pizzas and skips the salad— Clearly, discipline is the bigger mallet.” a Appeal to Emotion b False Cause c Red Herring

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Murder Mystery: Froggy JumpsVersión en línea

por Suprad Shrestha

"The president said it during the Founders' Day toast, And surely he knows, he runs the whole post. So if he claims that tuition helps minds grow, Who are we, mere students, to say it’s not so?"

Dr. Quinn said, “Accept this view or fail,” So I wrote it down, though it felt like a tale. Better to pass than to fight and fall, Truth can wait—grades stand tall.

“You’re either for free speech or you’re a fascist,” Said the junior in Waldron, sounding quite passionate. No nuance allowed, no room in between, The truth must be sharp or nowhere seen.

Everyone’s saying that lunch staff lied— So the story must be true, no need to decide. If the crowd believes it, then it has to be right. The whisper becomes fact by sheer volume and might.

he knight was removed, and grades went down, So clearly, he guarded our academic crown. Bring back the mascot, and we’ll all pass, ‘Cause logic and luck ride in armor and brass.

“I got a C, but I cried in your class,” Said a student to Dr. McGlass. “Isn’t my pain enough to persuade? A high grade’s the price for tears I’ve paid.”

It was made by a right-wing group, I hear, So don’t even read it, just steer clear. Their bias makes every fact a lie— No truth can come from the other side.

Only one kid failed out of my dorm, So clearly, Gannon’s academics perform. We don’t need data or boring review— One survivor’s tale will surely do.

Our senator said, “Opponents love chaos,” So vote for me, or Gannon’s at a loss. They want higher fees and longer lines— I bring peace; they bring fines.

If we let students retake one test, They’ll ask for retakes on all the rest. Then it’s no deadlines, then no rules— Next thing you know, chaos in schools.

You say we should cut the military’s cost? So you want terrorists to win, and freedom lost? That’s the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard— You’re basically burning the flag with every word!

You said you support “freedom to choose,” But now you won’t let students snooze. Aren’t naps part of liberty too? Your logic just fell right through.

I must be telling the truth, you see— Because liars wouldn’t say, “trust me.” And since I said I never lie, That proves my honesty can’t die.

Environmentalists say we should reduce meat, But they’re all just green on the outside, red underneath. They're basically communists with trees— So don’t trust their plans or their pleas.

“Why is the food budget being cut?” “Well, have you seen what Coach Smith did to his gut? He eats four pizzas and skips the salad— Clearly, discipline is the bigger mallet.”