Bias, Rhetoric, and Propaganda

The opposite of False Dilemma propaganda is:

A respectful acknowledgement of an opposing argument is called a:

Logical fallacy is known as:

Three important elements of rhetoric are:

A common propaganda technique used with before and after pictures is:

True or False, non-fiction is precisely factual?

True or False, propaganda is used to influence an audience's thoughts and beliefs?

Biased or misleading information used to promote or publicize a point of view is called:

The statement, "Derby High School is the best high school in Kansas" is an example of:

True or False, testimonial propaganda technique plays on the audience's trust.

True or False, interpretation alters what a fact means.

Which qualifies as a biased behavior?

True or False, propaganda is used only to reinforce positive behavior in the target audience.

True or false, propaganda is never used maliciously.

The propaganda technique that portrays a "black and white" standpoint is known as:

In its simplest form, non-fiction is:

The art of speaking fairly and free of bias is known as:

I am going to get a _____ on this unit exam.

Name calling technique is the opposite of:

Ethos refers to the _________.

Logos refers to the ________:

True or False, the media often spins a story to influence the audience?

Prejudice in favor of or against something, often considered unfair is known as:

True or False, pinpointing the enemy technique is unfair because it wrongly places blame.

True or false, bias does not exist today.

True or False, propaganda was used during World War II on both sides of conflict.

True or False, rhetorical devices are similar to literary devices.

True or False, bias was exhibited during the civil rights movement.

The art of effectively speaking or writing to inform and persuade is known as:

Bandwagon propaganda plays off of the ________ of a product or idea.

Two important elements for a non-fiction writer are:

The propaganda technique that forces the audience to choose between two bad options is called:

Pathos refers to the ________.

True or False, facts are given selectively in propaganda.

A word likely to be found on a glittering generality ad is:

True or False, slant is the author's awareness of the audience?

The statement, "Deadpool's costume is red" is an example of:

A verifiable, indisputable statement is known as:

The simplest form of propaganda is:

The popular idea that there are "two sides to every story" helps us better understand: