An example of circular reasoning is:
A. Driving without a license is illegal because it is prohibited by the law.
Circular reasoning refers to a logical fallacy in which an argument starts with what it is trying to conclude. In all the examples something is being justified. Option B justifies why a certain person is chosen for class president. Option C justifies why cats are easier pets than dogs. Finally, option D justifies why a woman is the best mayor. On the other hand, option A is trying to justify why driving without a license is illegal. However, the justification given is the starting point because something illegal is something that is prohibited by the law.
