Propaganda

Which of these are also important elements to use in a propaganda ad? (multiple answer)

• Color

• Symbolism

• Facts

• Indirect Messaging

"Everyone else is doing it, you should too!"

• red herring

• stereotyping

• ad nauseum

• bandwagon

Which Type of Propaganda?

• Glittering Generalities

• Transfer

• Card Stacking

• Name Calling

What propaganda is being used here?

• Bandwagon

• Fear

• Transfer

• Testimonial

Terry: “What was the chapter about that we had to read last night?”

Leslie: “Why didn’t you read it?”

Terry: “Oh, c’mon, Les. I had a late basketball game and then when I got home I found out my tarantula died. How could you expect me to read?”

• Appeal to Practical Consequences

• Appeal to Flattery

• Appeal to Pity

• Folksy Appeal

This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.

• card stacking

• testimonials

• name calling

• bandwagon

The use of symbol words or phrases that explain very little about the candidate best represents what type of propaganda?

• Endorsement

• Name-Calling

• Just Plain Folk

• Glittering Generalities

This propaganda ad mostly utilizes the technique of...

• Liking

• Authority

• Reciprocity

• Consistency

If you want home-style food and a friendly atmosphere at real, down-to-earth prices, then you’re Wendy’s kind of people.

• Passing from the Acceptable to the Dubious

• Folksy Appeal

• Appeal to Pity

• Bargain Appeal

Please don’t waste my time asking such a silly and useless question.

• Appeal to Ridicule

• Appeal to Flattery

• Appeal to Pity

• No Technique