Identify the fallacy (or fallacies) committed by each of the following arguments.

1. The seatbelt law should be repealed. It starts with the government making citizens do small things, like wearing seatbelts and helmets for biking, then it's curfews and policemen asking to see your papers, and then people will be afraid to do anything without seeking government approval first.
2. I just broke up with my boyfriendit just goes to show I'll never make a relationship work.
3. This must be an important event. The New York Times gave it four columns on the front page.
4. Salesman to customer: "I think you'll find that those shoes are the ones you want. Shall I wrap them up, or would you prefer to wear them?"
5. Six months after President Hoover took office in 1929, the stock market crashed and the Great Depression began. He is therefore responsible for this tragic episode in our nation's history.
6. I'm shocked to hear you preaching atheism. Does your father know you believe that
7. Mr. Nakamura said there was to be no talking during the test. So it's fair that Jamie had points deducted for asking to go to the bathroom because she felt sick.
8. The poor nations of the world will have to learn to produce their own food if they are to solve the problem of hunger in the long run." "That's a heartless position. You wouldn't say that if you had ever really been hungry."
9. Bill Smith has lived all his life in Maplewood. From his schoolboy days, when he was a wrestling champ, to his service as a church deacon and downtown merchant, he has always been ready with a friendly smile and a helping hand. With his wife Mary, he has raised a family here. He has deep roots in our community and wants to make it an even better place to live. Vote for him for town council.
10. Human life depends on an environment that includes the existence of a large number of diverse species of plants and animals. Therefore we must everything possible to prevent the extinction of any species.