Quiz on Propaganda

What is propaganda primarily designed for?

• Entertainment

• Persuasion

• Education

• Information

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Which of the following is NOT a common type of propaganda?

• Name-calling

• Testimonial

• Scientific analysis

• Bandwagon

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What is a key element often used in propaganda to influence public opinion?

• Accurate data

• Manipulated information

• Historical facts

• Logical reasoning

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Who classified propaganda into seven techniques in 1939?

• Alfred and Elizabeth Lee

• John and Mary Smith

• Albert and Marie Curie

• Thomas and Anna Brown

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What is the strategic advantage of using emotions in propaganda?

• To entertain the audience

• To turn a person’s opinion

• To provide factual information

• To educate the public

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What is the main purpose of the name-calling technique in propaganda?

• To use compliments to describe a product

• To use vague statements to sound better

• To use insults to highlight perceived deficits

• To transfer positive values to a product

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CCSS.RI. 9-10.8

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Which technique involves using empty words to make something sound better than it is?

• Transfer

• Glittering generalities

• Testimonial

• Card-stacking

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What does the transfer technique aim to achieve in advertising?

• To list all features of a product

• To use real people as an aspirational tool

• To transfer positive or negative values by association

• To encourage people to join a group

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How does the plain-folk technique try to appeal to the audience?

• By using celebrities to endorse products

• By listing only positive features

• By using real people to make products relatable

• By encouraging people to join a trend

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What is the main goal of the bandwagon technique?

• To highlight the deficits of competitors

• To make products sound better with vague statements

• To encourage people to join because others are doing it

• To list all features of a product

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CCSS.RI.9-10.5