Propaganda Techniques (Quizizz test prep)

All of the following are reasons to study fallacious reasoning and propaganda EXCEPT.

• We should be aware when someone tries to "Con" us

• So we can make well-informed decisions

• Because your financial future may be at stake

• Because you may use these techniques when you interview for a job.

Check all of the following that are true of propaganda.

• It is used to convince you to believe something

• it is often truthful

• It is often one sided

• It can be truthful, or not

Check all of the following that are true of fallacious reasoning

• It is false thinking

• It is when people draw incorrect conclusions

• It may lack complete information

• It is always factual

Attractive phrases such as "New, Luxury, or Big" is designed to draw your attention, but no details are given.

• glittering generalities

• propaganda

• testimonial

• negative transference

"Everyone is wearing this new style." This is an example of _______________.

• Transference

• glittering generalities

• bandwagon

• half truth

When a famous person uses the product to try and sell it to you, is called?

• Testimonial

• bandwagon

• transference

• plainfolk

A negative or positive image is used in order to make you think or feel a certain way about the product, person or idea being advertised.

• transference

• testimonial

• half truth

• card stacking

shaking hands with the crowd and saying things that appeal to middle class Americans is an example of...

• Bandwagon

• transference

• card stacking

• plainfolk

Vilifying or demonizing a person thru words, a concept to make you think negative about it.

• card stacking

• name calling

• repetition

• testimonial

If you say it many times. For example; Old Navy fleece wear (from your EdPuzzle).

• name calling

• repetition

• bandwagon

• transference