Mis in Misinformation

The end of this imposter post by RFK Jr is an example of

• A Rhetorical Question

• Allusion

• Understatement

• Epistrophe

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By making you think these drones are just shooting things out of the sky in NJ they are using

• Logos

• Pathos

• Entertainment

• Information

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This AI-Generated image of a ginormous octopus is an example of

• Euphanism

• Anaphora

• Hyperbole

• Verbal Irony

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Using this manipulated content in the for of a graph is using which appeal

• Logos

• Pathos

• Katos

• Ethos

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Using God and Ninveah in this manipulated content is an example of

• Information

• Parrallesim

• Logos

• Allusion

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Using the well-known New York Post header to share this headline is an example of

• Pathos

• Ethos

• Entertainment

• Persuasion

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Making this evil happy meal is an example of

• Juxtoposition

• Persuasion

• Point of View

• Bias

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Using this photo out of context from Arkansas in 2018 and not after a train wreck in Ohio changed the

• Bias

• Point of View

• Logos

• Oxymoron

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By believing this false text it shows Biden thinks the bible should not be read. This shows his

• Ethos

• Information

• Point of View

• Alliteration

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When looking at this post we see things like most decorated, securing gold, joyous revolution, marks a new chapter, and steps away from are examples of

• Word choice

• Metaphor

• Logos

• Entertainment

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