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WorksheetsPropaganda Review
Total questions: 43
Worksheet time: 36mins
Definition: a famous person endorses or supports an idea, product, or a candidate. If they like it, so should we!
Definition: A negative word or feeling attached to an idea, product, or person making us think we are NOT interested.
The Testimonial technique...
uses a celebrity or public figure to sell a product/service
uses religion to sell a product/service
focuses on making fun of competing businesses or people in order to sell a product/service
is not a propaganda technique
Glittering generalities...
is when a product has very pretty packaging
uses vague, positive language in order to make a product sound more appealing
use a celebrity to sell a product or service
is not a propaganda technique
Name calling...
is bullying
is when a politician or company directly makes fun of their competition in order to make themselves look better
only focus on a product or person’s positive traits in order to make themselves look better
is not a propaganda technique
The Bandwagon technique is...
playing on people's fear of being left out to try and sell products
trying to make people feel original by being in an exclusive, small group
when companies try to reach out to people on social media
not a propaganda technique
Identify the technique
testimonial
glittering generalities
bandwagon
Identify the technique
transfer
name calling
testimonial
Identify the technique
transfer
bandwagon
name calling
Which propaganda technique uses words that sound good but have little meaning?
glittering generalities
name calling
transfer
testimonials
Which propaganda technique is being shown in this picture?
name calling
glittering generalities
transfer
testimonials
Which propaganda technique is being shown in this picture?
transfer
plain folks appeal
glittering generalities
testimonials
Which propaganda technique is being shown in this picture?
transfer
plain folks appeal
testimonial
glittering generalities
What propaganda techniques probably use the rhetorical device of pathos?
Card Stacking and Bandwagon
Fear and Card Stacking
Name Calling and Plain folks
Fear and Glittering generalities
This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.
card stacking
testimonials
name calling
bandwagon
What type of propaganda is this?
testimonial
plain folks
name calling
bandwagon
What type of propaganda is this?
plain folks
name calling
card stacking
bandwagon
A candidate for Governor of Florida is seen at a local pizza shop shaking hands and talking with people. Which form of propaganda is this?
bandwagon
plain folks
glittering generalities
name calling
uses "everyday people" to appeal to audiences
appeal to authoirty
appeal to fear
plain folk
bandwagon
uses vague words and phrases
glittering generalities
testimonial
stereotyping
appeal to fear
"Everyone else is doing it, you should too!"
red herring
stereotyping
ad nauseum
bandwagon
uses famous people or figures to endorse/sell a product
testimonial
stereotyping
ad nasuem
red herring
What is this ad an example of?
Testimonial
Glittering Generality
Ad Nausuem
Red Herring
A house insurance company provides a pamphlet that includes images of homes destroyed by wind, flood, fire, etc. This would be an example of. . .
bandwagon
fear
glittering generality
plain folks
"Your smoking harms your child" | What is this ad an example of?
appeal to authority
glittering generalities
appeal to fear
stereotyping
Mrs. Jeanelyn is a domestic engineer. The underlined phrase is euphemism for?
Caregiver
Babysitter
Housewife
Domestic servant
Melham is a big-boned kid. What is this a euphemism for?
healthy
thin
fat
joyful
What propaganda techniques are used here?
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Euphemism
Fear
What propaganda technique is used here?
transfer
glittering generalities
fear
name calling
