Q7. False cause -- the senator attributes his prosperity to not speaking to a certain newspaper.

Q9.False cause -- there are many other factors that could cause a decline in educational standards.

163, I, odd numbers

Q1. Fallacy of composition -- it is assumed because the moon orbits around the earth, that all other heavenly objects do the same.

Q3. Fallacy of composition -- it is assumed that what is good for one industry is good for all industries.

Q5. Accent -- the plea of the speaker that he has looked everywhere for the book in an effort...

Equivocation -- 'cry' can have many different meanings, and the 'cry' of someone about a turnip likely has very different emotional significance than the silence that might arise with the passing of a parent.
Q9. Amphiboly: Hazel and the warbler are confused in the sentence, thanks to the confused construction of the sentence.