SS.CG.2.9-2.10 Vocabulary

What does the term "Bandwagon" refer to in the context of this learning material?

• Prejudice in favor or against a person or thing

• A particular activity or cause that has suddenly become popular

• An attack on a person instead of an issue

• The use of symbols to represent ideas

What is "Bias" as defined in the document?

• Being able to affect a person's actions or thoughts

• Making the public feel that a candidate is just like them

• Prejudice in favor or against a person or thing; showing one side of view

• Moving a person's feelings about one thing and placing them on another

What does "Endorsement" mean according to the provided material?

• Using words that sound good but have no meaning

• An act of giving approval of a person or thing

• Ideas used to influence public opinion

• An attack on a person instead of an issue

What are "Glittering Generalities" used for?

• To persuade a person to do something

• To move a person's feelings from one thing to another

• To make the public feel that a candidate is just like them

• Using words that sound good but have no meaning

How is "Influence" defined in this document?

• An attack on a person instead of an issue

• Being able to affect a person's actions or thoughts

• The use of symbols to represent ideas

• Ideas used to influence public opinion

What is the purpose of "Just Plain Folks" in the context of this material?

• To give approval of a person or thing

• To use symbols to represent ideas

• To make the public feel that a candidate is just like them

• To move a person's feelings about one thing and placing them on another

What does "Name Calling" refer to?

• A particular activity or cause that has suddenly become popular

• Prejudice in favor or against a person or thing

• An attack on a person instead of an issue

• Being able to affect a person's actions or thoughts

What is "Propaganda" used for according to the learning material?

• To persuade a person to do something

• To give approval of a person or thing

• To use words that sound good but have no meaning

• To move a person's feelings from one thing to another

How is "Symbolism" defined in the document?

• The use of symbols to represent ideas

• An act of giving approval of a person or thing

• Ideas used to influence public opinion

• An attack on a person instead of an issue

What does "Transfer" mean in the context of this material?

• Making the public feel that a candidate is just like them

• Using words that sound good but have no meaning

• Moving a person's feelings about one thing and placing them on another

• Prejudice in favor or against a person or thing