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This quiz deals with propaganda techniques and purpose in both commercials and ads.
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Which propaganda technique only reveals one side of the issue and omits other information?
Name Calling
Card Stacking
Emotional Appeal
Bandwagon
2
The picture below is representative of a propaganda technique that is frequently used in political ads?
Emotional Appeal
Transfer
Glittering Generality
Name Calling
3
Which propaganda technique is utilized in the ad below? (NFL quarterback pictured)
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Glittering Generality
Emotional Appeal
4
The advertiser uses words in the ad to cause the reader to react in an emotional way.
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Fear
Loaded Words
5
What is the purpose of this commercial?
Inform
Entertain
Persuade
6
Which propaganda technique is being used in the picture below?
Transfer
Testimonial
Glittering Generality
Name Calling
7
Which propaganda technique is being displayed in the photo below?
Plain Foks
Bandwagon
Name Calling
Testimonial
8
A type of propaganda that involves connecting a NEGATIVE image or name to a person is
Name Calling
Card Stacking
Bandwagon
Fear
9
Symbols, quotes, or images are associated with people or products not normally related to them.
Transfer
Card Stacking
Loaded Words
Fear
10
Bias is ...
a form of rhetoric
the same as propaganda
an unfair prejudice for or against something or someone
a type of author's purpose
11
Which propaganda technique is being used below?
Bandwagon
Name Calling
Transfer
Glittering Generality
12
When an advertiser tries to make the buyer believe that something bad will happen if they do not buy a product...
Facts and Figures
Loaded Words
Snob Appeal
Fear
13
Propaganda can be found in the following type of media:
Movies
News programs
Magazines
All of the above
14
Which type of propaganda technique is being used in this commercial?
Bandwagon
Testimonial
Glittering Generality
Plain-Folks
15
"Everyone is buying these kind of jeans...you should too."
Facts and Figures
Repetition
Fear
Bandwagon
16
Which of the following is true about a fact?
It can be proven
It is the same as an opinion.
It can be argued.
Everything the media tells us is a fact.
17
"Hurry" and "While Supplies Last" are words associated with the type of propaganda called
Exigency
Loaded Words
Compare and Contrast
Facts and Figures
18
Which propaganda technique is being used below?
Glittering Generality
Transfer
Testimonial
Card-Stacking
19
What is the purpose of this commercial?
To inform 911 Operators.
To inform viewers about domestic violence.
To entertain viewers.
20
A type of propaganda that appeals to the general public , the average person, the common man...
Snob Appeal
Plain Folks
Fear
Glittering Generalities
21
This type propaganda attaches positive "feel good" words, and values to a product.
Loaded Words
Compare and Contrast
Glittering Generalities
Card Stacking
22
If an ad promises you one thing for purchasing another, this is a
Testimonial
Name Calling
Reward
Compare and Contrast
23
When an advertiser omits, or leaves out, important information about a product in order to deceive the buyer, this is:
Compare and Contrast
Bandwagon
Card Stacking
Facts and figures
24
Which propaganda technique does the picture represent?
Compare and contrast
Transfer
Glittering Generality
Bandwagon
25
Propaganda is any message that influences the way a reader or viewer
Thinks
Listens
Spends
Speaks
26
Choose the statement that represents an OPINION and not a fact.
DMS is located in Moore, SC.
DMS is the best middle school in District 6.
DMS's building used to house an elementary school called Blackstock Element
DMS is named for a former principal.
27
True or False: This commercial uses glittering generality to build up Volkswagen.
True
False
28
Identify the propaganda technique in the video below.
Emotional Appeal
Testimonial
Name Calling
Bandwagon
29
"Just Do It" is an example of a
Rhetoric
A Jingle
Slogan
Bias
30
If a famous person appears in a commercial/ advertisement that attempts to sell a product, the propaganda being used is
a testimonial
facts and figures
Compare and contrast
Glittering generalities
31
"Liberty, liberty, liberty" and " I'm Lovin' It" are examples of...
Rhetoric
Slogans
Jingles
Commercials
32
Propaganda that relies on statistics, percentages, numbers to influence the thinking of a buyer.
Compare and Contrast
Facts and Figures
33
Propaganda and advertising are the same thing.
True
False
34
When an advertisement compares two products and claims one is better than the other, this is what type of propaganda?
Card Stacking
Facts and Figures
Compare and Contrast
Bandwagon
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An ad that leads the buyer to believe that they need a product in order to be associated with a higher class of people.
Bandwagon
Name Calling
Snob Appeal
Fear
