Quiz on Language and Political Slogans

What does the phrase “tax relief” imply according to the presentation?

• Taxes are fair

• Taxation is helpful

• Taxes are a burden

• Everyone benefits equally

Which term is used to humanize immigrants?

• Illegal aliens

• Foreigners

• Undocumented workers

• Border violators

“Medicare for All” is an example of how language can:

• Confuse voters

• Promote privatization

• Emphasize equality and access

• Attack political opponents

George W. Bush used which phrase to justify military actions post-9/11?

• Defend the Nation

• War on Terror

• National Security

• Power to the People

Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign used which hopeful slogan?

• Change or Die

• Yes We Can

• Together We Fight

• Liberty First

Which slogan was used by Donald Trump in 2016?

• Build Back Better

• Hope and Progress

• Make America Great Again

• Power to the People

“I have a dream” was repeated by:

• Malcolm X

• Barack Obama

• Martin Luther King Jr.

• Joe Biden

What is the main goal of political slogans and repetition?

• Impress academics

• Win awards

• Create emotional connections and memorability

• Confuse voters

What is “code-switching” in political communication?

• Changing laws

• Switching languages for fun

• Adjusting tone or language to fit the audience

• Using complex words

Which politician used Spanish when addressing Latino communities?

• Joe Biden

• Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC)

• Donald Trump

• George W. Bush