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Civics H Ch 11 Section 1
Civics H Ch 11 Section 1
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Test your knowledge on the factors that shape public opinion and the role of media and propaganda
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Which is a propaganda technique?
Weather forecasting
Card stacking
Travel blogs
Cooking shows
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Which technique uses famous endorsements?
Testimonial
Plain-folks appeal
Name calling
Card stacking
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you should get a stanley water bottle because everyone has one
name calling
bandwagon
glittering generalities
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True or false: Polls always represent the truth.
True
False
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using an unpleasant label to harm a person, group or product
bandwagon
name calling
cardstacking
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True or false: Propaganda is always obvious.
True
False
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True or false: Opinions are influenced by experiences.
False
True
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True or false: Public opinion is only one person's view.
False
True
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Donald Trump goes to eat at Chick Fil A the week before the election
card stacking
name calling
plain folks appeal
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What influences public opinion the most?
Weather conditions
Sports events
Food preferences
Family and friends; experiences; mass media
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Taylor Swift appears on an ad for lululemon
testimonial
name calling
card stacking
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use words or vague statements that sound good but have little meaning
card stacking
glittering generalities
testimonial
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mass media includes books, magazines, social media and the internet
False
True
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True or false: Polls are always accurate.
True
False
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What is a poll used for?
To entertain people
To sell products
To measure opinions
To predict weather
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facts support only one side of a product, idea or candidate
cardstacking
name calling
bandwagon
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True or false: Propaganda is always truthful.
True
False
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What is the goal of propaganda?
To inform about weather
To influence people's beliefs and actions
To entertain audiences
To sell groceries
