What is symbolism in film?

An action or object which has a deeper meaning in the plot

This World War II propaganda poster is suggesting that

Freedom of speech might have its limits in times of war.

telling the audience only facts that support them and not the bad ones

Name-calling propaganda:

Linking a person or idea to a negative image, symbol, or label

What is a glittering generality?

a technique that promises perfection but isn't realistic

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Role of watchdog in media
Government mouthpiece
Monitor government
Monitor people
Sensational stories
2
True or false: Media supports government
False
True
3
Purpose of a primary election
Decide candidates
Amend U.S. Constitution
Choose delegates
Amend Florida constitution
4
True or false: U.S. is a confederation
True
False
5
What is card stacking?
celebrity endorsement
using facts and figures
everyone is doing it
one sided
6
True or false: Propaganda is unbiased
False
True
7
Information needed to vote
Republican HQ
Government office
Polling station
Democratic HQ
8
Role of media in U.S.
Inform citizens
Support government
Follow policies
Ensure compliance
9
World War II propaganda posters encouraged Americans to
support homefront war efforts
demand higher wages
purchase new automobiles
enlist in the armed forces
10
Characterize the WWII poster
Fantasy movie
Government propaganda
Unbiased news
Factual news
11
What is symbolism in film?
An action of object which foreshadows a later event
An action or object which has a deeper meaning in the plot
12
True or false: Electors choose the president
False
True
13
This World War II propaganda poster is suggesting that
Freedom of speech might have its limits in times of war.
Germany shouldn't be allowed to practice unrestricted submarine warfare
Workers in war industries should work as much as possible.
None of the above
14
Card Stacking
saying something is right because it is popular
playing uno
telling the audience only facts that support them and not the bad ones
saying that one choice will lead to a series of events
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Reason to deny voting
Independent voter
Not registered
Not in party
Different party
16
Form of U.S. government
Absolute monarchy
Democratic republic
Confederation
Constitutional monarchy
17
What is a political platform?
Opposition beliefs
Written values
Mandated document
Government document
18
Name-calling propaganda:
Linking a person or idea to a negative image, symbol, or label
Presenting accurate information, but making fallacious conclusions.
Everyone is supporting the cause—you should, too.
Having famous, well-known people support the idea or cause
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Which of the following would be seen in "symbolism" propaganda?
An American Flag
A dog
The other candidate doing something unethical
The candidate doing something the 'common' man would do
20
What is a glittering generality?
a technique that uses celebrities to sell the product
something sparkly
a technique that promises perfection but isn't realistic
a technique that uses numbers and science
21
Propaganda or Bias?
Propaganda
Bias
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Role of electors in elections
Approve vote count
Select Democrat
Choose president
Select Republican

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