WorksheetsPropaganda D
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Student to teacher: “Please don’t give me an F! If I bring that home I’ll be grounded for a month. Please give me another chance!”
Appeal to Flattery
Folksy Appeal
Appeal to Pity
Join the Bandwagon Appeal
Salesperson to customer: “The fake pearl earrings are lovely but the genuine pearl ones give your face a radiant glow.”
Appeal to Flattery
Appeal to Prestige
Bargain Appeal
Appeal to Prejudice
The chairman of the committee interrupted the member who was speaking in midsentence. The member asked, “May I finish my thought?” “What thought?” replied the chairman; “you’ve never had one.”
Appeal to practical consequences
Passing from acceptable to dubious
Join the bandwagon
Appeal to Ridicule
Get BIC pastel shavers in the new six pack. Pay for five, get one free.
Bargain Appeal
Appeal to Flattery
Folksy Appeal
Appeal to prestige
Ad: “The few, the proud, the Marines!”
Appeal to Flattery
No technique
Passing from acceptable to dubious
Appeal to prestige
My dog chows down on doggy biscuits. More dogs than ever are eating doggy biscuits. Yours should too.
Appeal to practical consequences
Appeal to Flattery
Join the bandwagon
Appeal to prestige
Ad: “Castrol Motor Oil provides maximum protection against viscosity and thermal breakdown.”
Appeal to ridicule
Join the bandwagon appeal
No technique
Appeal to practical consequences
Americans are more health-conscious than ever. Keeping in shape can add years to your life. Goldy’s gym has a fitness plan for you.
Appeal to practical consequences
Passing from acceptable to dubious
Join the bandwagon appeal
Bargain appeal
Ad: “A car is like a member of your family. Make the GM traveler your family car.”
Folksy Appeal
Appeal to prestige
Appeal to pity
Passing from acceptable to dubious
You’re wasting your vote if you vote for the Democrat for governor. I mean how could you vote for a man named Cleo?
Join the bandwagon appeal
Appeal to practical consequences
Folksy Appeal
Appeal to prejudice
