The correct answer to this question is D, Questionable use of statistics. Fallacies are arguments that base themselves on unsound logic. Questionable use of statistics is one of those fallacies. It goes by many other names including lying with statistics, misunderstanding the nature of statistics, and statistical fallacy. It involves presenting biased statistical data.

Questionable use of statistics also involves interpreting the data without any questions about the way the information is collected and submitted. One example is when news networks do political polls, but they don't poll an array of voters from all parties. Instead, they will only vote Republicans or only poll Democrats, which is biased.