The result of the 'show trials' conducted by Stalin was:

The execution and imprisonment of many accused

The exoneration of many accused

The strengthening of Stalin's political opponents

a form of communication aimed at influencing the attitude of a community toward some cause or position

Propaganda is a form of communication that is primarily used to:

Promote a particular political cause or point of view

Inform the public with unbiased facts

Entertain the audience with fictional stories

Provide educational content for academic purposes

What is the definition of Name-calling in propaganda terms?

A technique used to create fear by using derogatory language

A method of promoting positive associations with a product

A strategy to provide factual information

A way to encourage critical thinking

'Appeal to Celebrities' in propaganda refers to:

Using famous personalities to endorse a product or idea

Criticizing celebrities for their opinions

Ignoring celebrity endorsements

Analyzing the impact of celebrity culture

'Camaraderie' is used in propaganda to:

create a sense of unity and trust among people.

promote individualism and self-reliance.

encourage skepticism and doubt.

foster competition and rivalry.

The term 'Bandwagon' in propaganda implies:

A technique that encourages people to act because others are doing it

A method of spreading false information

A strategy to create fear among the public

A way to promote a product using celebrities

In the context of propaganda, 'Hyperbole' means:

an exaggerated statement not meant to be taken literally

a factual statement intended to inform

a subtle suggestion to influence opinion

a question designed to provoke thought

What is the definition of Parody?

a mocking imitation of a subject or person designed to ridicule the subject in an exaggerated, sarcastic way

a serious and respectful imitation of a subject

What is the definition of Caricature?

an exaggerated flat character. Certain features or mannerisms are exaggerated for satirical purposes

a realistic portrayal of a person

What is the definition of Irony?

a subtle, sometimes humorous perception of inconsistency in which the significance of a statement or event is changed by its content. EX: the firehouse burned down

What is the definition of Dramatic irony?

when the audience knows more about the character’s situation than the character does.

when the character knows more about the audience’s situation than the audience does.

when the audience and the character know the same amount about the situation.

when the character is unaware of their own actions.

What is the definition of Structural Irony?

Structural irony is a literary device where the surface meaning of a statement or situation is different from, or even the opposite of, the underlying meaning. It often involves a discrepancy between what is said and what is meant, creating a layer of complexity in the narrative.

Structural irony is a type of irony where the audience knows more about the situations, the causes of conflicts, and their resolutions before the leading characters or actors.

Structural irony is a form of irony that occurs when a speaker says one thing but means another, often the opposite of what is said.

Structural irony is a situation where the outcome is incongruous with what was expected, often involving a twist of fate.

What is the definition of Verbal Irony?

A figure of speech where what is said is the opposite of what is meant.

A literary device used to give human traits to non-human things.

A situation where the outcome is different from what was expected.

A humorous or satirical imitation of a serious piece of literature.

What is the definition of Microcosm?

Microcosm is a term that refers to a small, representative system that reflects a larger whole. It is often used to describe a community, place, or situation that encapsulates the characteristics or qualities of a larger entity.

Microcosm is a term used to describe a large, complex system that is difficult to understand.

Microcosm refers to a scientific theory that explains the behavior of particles at a microscopic level.

Microcosm is a concept in biology that describes the process of cell division.

What is the definition of Fable?

Fable is a short story, typically with a moral lesson, often featuring animals as characters.

Fable is a type of poem that uses complex metaphors.

Fable is a historical account of real events.

Fable is a scientific theory explaining natural phenomena.

What is the definition of Allegory?

Allegory is a literary device in which characters or events represent or symbolize ideas and concepts, often conveying a deeper moral or political meaning.

Allegory is a type of poem that tells a story through verses.

Allegory is a form of art that uses exaggerated motion and clear, easily interpreted meaning.

Allegory is a narrative technique that uses humor to criticize or mock.

What is the definition of Omniscient?

Omniscient refers to the state of having complete or unlimited knowledge, awareness, or understanding; perceiving all things.

Omniscient refers to the ability to be present everywhere at the same time.

Omniscient refers to the power to control the future.

Omniscient refers to the skill of effective communication.

What is the definition of Point of View?

Point of View refers to the perspective from which a story is narrated or the position from which something is considered or evaluated.

Point of View is the main theme of a story or the central idea.

Point of View is the chronological order of events in a story.

Point of View is the dialogue between characters in a story.

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According to Karl Marx, who kept the great masses of people poor?

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Animal Farm Notes

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Where did George Orwell receive a scholarship to attend school?

What profession did George Orwell take up in India?

George Orwell went to Spain to:

What book did George Orwell base on his beliefs about communism and socialism?

According to Karl Marx, who kept the great masses of people poor?

What term did Karl Marx use to refer to the masses of people?

According to Karl Marx, why was a revolution necessary?

The first revolution against the Czar took place in which year?

Who seized control of the revolution as the leader of the communist party?

Who became the leader of the revolution after Lenin died?

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