Propaganda Quiz

What is propaganda primarily designed for?

• Entertainment

• Persuasion

• Education

• Recreation

According to the text, what does propaganda often use to influence public opinion?

• Logical reasoning

• Factual data

• Exaggeration of a stereotype or basic truth

• Scientific methods

Which of the following is a key characteristic of how propaganda is presented, as mentioned in the text?

• Subtle suggestions

• Bold colors and strong claims

• Quiet and reserved methods

• Use of minimalistic designs

What does the propaganda technique "Name-calling" involve?

• Praising the competition

• Using literal insults to highlight deficits of the opposition

• Offering factual critiques

• Promoting positive stereotypes

What are "Glittering generalities" commonly used for in propaganda?

• Making vague, complimentary statements

• Providing specific, factual information

• Criticizing opponents with clear evidence

• Using technical jargon to confuse the audience

How does the "Transfer" technique function in propaganda?

• By associating negative traits with an opponent

• By using neutral symbols to appear unbiased

• By linking the propaganda subject with respected symbols

• By transferring responsibility to the audience

What is the purpose of using "Testimonial" in propaganda?

• To provide statistical evidence supporting a claim

• To showcase celebrity endorsements

• To cite academic research

• To offer personal stories from ordinary people

What is the primary purpose of using testimonials in advertising?

• To provide scientific evidence about the product

• To endorse a product through a celebrity or respected person's recommendation

• To compare the product with competitors

• To show the manufacturing process of the product

Which persuasive technique involves using "real people" to make a product seem accessible?

• Card-stacking

• Testimonials

• Plain-folk

• Bandwagon

What does the card-stacking technique emphasize in advertising?

• The negative aspects of a product

• The product's price comparison with similar items

• The positive qualities while downplaying the negatives

• The environmental impact of the product