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Propaganda Analysis
Propaganda Analysis
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This propaganda uses facts / statistics to convince yet leaves out information that would support the other side.
ethos
logos
pathos
bandwagon
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Propaganda is generally a ______ term
neutral
negative
positive
confusing
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This type of propaganda tries to convince you to do something because everyone else is doing it
bandwagon
stereotyping
name calling
snob appeal
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This type of propaganda appeals to people's emotions
Card Stacking
Pathos
Name calling
Ethos
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Propaganda that uses glittering generalities
criticizes its competition
compares two things to show which is better
has many specific details
does not have specific details
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The most common emotions that propagandists try to evoke are
curiosity and fear
sadness and happiness
fear and guilt
excitement and dread
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Propaganda...
frequently uses multiple techniques
mostly uses bandwagon technique
always uses only ONE technique
sometimes does not have a technique
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What's the problem here?
SAY should be SAYS
Most people actually love math
It's not a majority
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Education is ____________ propaganda because ______
the opposite of, it manipulates your opinion
the same as, it makes you think and form your own opinion
almost the same as, it convinces you without making you think
the opposite of, it makes you think and form your own opinion
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This type of propaganda aims to have the audience associate two things which do not have an obvious relation
name calling
transfer
snob appeal
stereotyping
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Propaganda can include lies
True
False
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This type of propaganda uses a celebrity or expert to help convince people.
Testimonial
Glittering Generalities
Logos
Bandwagon
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What is the purpose of propaganda?
to manipulate and change people's opinions and behaviors
to make people think and form their own opinions
to change people's opinions ONLY, not behaviors
always to make money by selling a product