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Propaganda VIII

Total questions: 145

Worksheet time: 3hrs 35mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is this ad an example of?

a)

stereotype

b)

glittering generalities

c)

bandwagon

d)

ad nauseum

2.
What type of propaganda uses negative words or feelings against an idea, product or person?
a)
name calling
b)
transfer
c)
glittering generalities
d)
snob appeal
3.

Propaganda uses bias to influence the public.

a)
True
b)
False
4.

This type of propaganda tells you to base your decision on what someone else (usually someone famous) thinks.

a)

glittering generalities

b)

testimonials

c)

plain folks

d)

bandwagon

5.

This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.

a)

card stacking

b)

testimonials

c)

name calling

d)

bandwagon

6.

What is this ad an example of?

a)

stereotype

b)

glittering generalities

c)

bandwagon

d)

ad nauseum

7.

What is this ad an example of?

a)

Testimonial

b)

Glittering Generality

c)

Ad Nausuem

d)

Red Herring

8.
What type of propaganda uses negative words or feelings against an idea, product or person?
a)
name calling
b)
transfer
c)
glittering generalities
d)
snob appeal
9.

Propaganda uses bias to influence the public.

a)
True
b)
False
10.

This type of propaganda tells you to base your decision on what someone else (usually someone famous) thinks.

a)

glittering generalities

b)

testimonials

c)

plain folks

d)

bandwagon

11.

This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.

a)

card stacking

b)

testimonials

c)

name calling

d)

bandwagon

12.

This type of propaganda uses words of praise with no factual basis.

a)

card stacking

b)

bandwagon

c)

glittering generalities

d)

testimonials

13.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

plain folks

b)

name calling

c)

card stacking

d)

bandwagon

14.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

plain folks

b)

testimonial

c)

bandwagon

d)

glittering generalities

15.

Communication aimed at convincing others of a particular idea or position.

a)

name calling

b)

slogan

c)

propaganda

d)

bias

16.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

slogan

b)

card stacking

c)

testimonial

d)

name calling

17.

Propaganda is used to:

a)

inform

b)

entertain

c)

persuade

d)

worry

18.
a)
Testimonial
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Transfer
d)
Glittering Generalities
19.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Transfer
c)
Card Stacking
d)
Name Calling
20.

This photo shows an example of

a)

Plain Folks

b)

Transfer

c)

Card Stacking

d)

Bandwagon

21.

Media that uses carefully-crafted messages to manipulate people's actions and beliefs is called

a)

Anticipation Guides

b)

Black and White Images

c)

Name Stations

d)

Propaganda

22.

What is the best definition of propaganda?

a)

information that influences others

b)

how many people think

c)

something that can be proven true

d)

reasons why author's write

23.

Propaganda is designed to _____ people.

a)

help

b)

influence

c)

hurt

d)

compare

24.

Using a celebrity to sell a product or to convince you is called...

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Rewards

c)

Name Calling

d)

Testimonial

25.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Slogan
c)
Testimonial
d)
Glittering Generalities
26.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Slogan
c)
Transfer
d)
Name Calling
27.
a)
Transfer
b)
Slogan
c)
Bandwagon
d)
Repetition
28.
a)
Name Calling
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Glittering Generalities
d)
Testimonial
29.
a)
Testimonial
b)
Name Calling
c)
Card Stacking
d)
Repetition
30.
a)
Transfer
b)
Name Calling
c)
Testimonial
d)
Slogan
31.
a)
Testimonial
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Card Stacking
d)
Glittering Generalities
32.
a)
Testimonial
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Transfer
d)
Glittering Generalities
33.
a)
Name Calling
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Slogan
d)
Glittering Generalities
34.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Testimonial
d)
Glittering Generalities
35.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Transfer
c)
Card Stacking
d)
Name Calling
36.
a)
Card Stacking
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Transfer
d)
Glittering Generalities
37.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Slogan
d)
Repetition
38.
a)
Transfer
b)
Slogan
c)
Name Calling
d)
Card Stacking
39.
a)
Transfer
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Name Calling
d)
Bandwagon
40.
a)
Slogan
b)
Repetition
c)
Glittering Generalities
d)
Testimonial
41.
To favor one side over another
a)
symbolism
b)
Bias
c)
Propaganda
d)
slogans
42.
Communication aimed at convincing others of a particular idea or position
a)
Propaganda
b)
Bias
c)
slogan
d)
Name-calling
43.
the use of any of certain special figures or marks of identification to signify a message
a)
testimonials
b)
endorsements
c)
slogans
d)
symbolism
44.
strategies or methods employed for a particular purpose
a)
Bandwagon
b)
slogans
c)
Testimonials
d)
Tricks of the Trade
45.
catchy phrases conveying the goals of a campaign
a)
slogans
b)
testimonials
c)
Name-Calling
d)
Bandwagon
46.
Uses facts and figures to show one side as positive and the other side as negative.
a)
Testimonial
b)
Card Stacking
c)
Glittering Generality
d)
Transfer
47.
the technique that uses your feelings about one thing to get you to feel the same way about something else.
a)
Transfer
b)
Testimonial
c)
Card Stacking
d)
Glittering Generality
48.
the technique always shows the subject of the message in a positive light, but provides little or no information.
a)
Transfer
b)
Testimonial
c)
Glittering Generality
d)
Plain Folks
49.
a technique that is designed to send the message that a product or person is "just like you."
a)
Plain Folks
b)
Testimonial
c)
Transfer
d)
Tricks of the Trade
50.
using negative words and bad names to create fear and dislike for people
a)
Name Calling
b)
Plain Folks
c)
Transfer
d)
Testimonial
51.

Which propaganda technique tries to change your mind by implying that you should join the crowd because other people are doing it, too.

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Testimonial

c)

Transfer

d)

Glittering Generalities

52.

Communication aimed at convincing others of a particular idea or position.

a)

repetition

b)

testimonial

c)

propaganda

d)

bias

53.

It is the act of relating something or someone we like or respect with a product.

a)

glittering generalities

b)

transfer

c)

testimonial

d)

bandwagon

54.

It works under the assumption that the more often people hear something, the more likely they are to believe it.

a)

testimonial

b)

bandwagon

c)

repetition

d)

glittering generalities

55.

It is the use of well-known, respected people to endorse a product or service.

a)

bandwagon

b)

testimonial

c)

transfer

d)

glittering generalities

56.

Propaganda is used to:

a)

inform

b)

entertain

c)

explain

d)

persuade

57.

Propaganda appeals to the intellect.

a)

True

b)

False

58.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

testimonial

b)

transfer

c)

glittering generalities

d)

bandwagon

59.

What type of propaganda is presented?

a)

transfer

b)

testimonial

c)

bandwagon

d)

repetition

60.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

glittering generalities

b)

transfer

c)

bandwagon

d)

testimonial

61.

Which propaganda techniques are used here?

a)

Name calling

b)

Plain folks

c)

Testimonial

d)

Bandwagon effect

62.
Which propaganda technique is used here?
a)
Testimonial
b)
Name calling
c)
Ad nauseam (repetition)
d)
Emotional appeal
63.
a)

Name calling

b)

Transfer

c)

Glittering generalities

d)

Testimonial

64.

Propaganda is used to:

a)

Inform

b)

Entertain

c)

Persuade

65.

This type of propaganda makes accusations, but doesn't give any facts to support the claims.

a)

Card stacking

b)

Testimonial

c)

Name calling

d)

Bandwagon effect

66.

Transfer is a propaganda device that is used to:

a)

show how to copy something onto something else.

b)

make the audience associate the product with something else.

c)

trick us into thinking that we are the only one with the product being advertised.

67.

Which Propaganda technique tries to change your mind by implying that you should "join the crowd" because "other people are doing it too"

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card Stacking

c)

Glittering Generalities

d)

Plain Folk

e)

Testimonial

68.

Which Propaganda technique tries to change your mind by using a celebrity to endorse a message.

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card Stacking

c)

Glittering Generalities

d)

Plain Folk

e)

Testimonial

69.

Which Propaganda technique tries to change your mind by comparing a wealthy politician to the "average man". Vote for me, I'm just like you!

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card Stacking

c)

Glittering Generalities

d)

Plain Folk

e)

Testimonial

70.

Which Propaganda technique tries to change your mind by providing mis-leading, one-sided, or wrong statistics or information?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Card Stacking

c)

Glittering Generalities

d)

Plain Folk

e)

Testimonial

71.

Which Propaganda technique tries to change your mind by calling the opponents names?

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Name Calling

c)

Glittering Generalities

d)

Plain Folk

e)

Testimonial

72.

What Propaganda type?

a)

Testimonial

b)

Transfer

c)

Bandwagon

d)

Glittering Generality

73.

What Propaganda type?

a)

Namecalling

b)

Fear

c)

Plain Folks

d)

Transfer

74.

What type of Propaganda?

a)

Plain Folks

b)

Namecalling

c)

Transfer

d)

Glittering Generality

75.

What type of Propaganda?

a)

Transfer

b)

Name Calling

c)

Fear

d)

Bandwagon

76.

What type of Propaganda?

a)

Glittering Generality

b)

Testimonial

c)

Namecalling

d)

Plain Folks

77.

What is the best definition of propaganda?

a)

information that influences others

b)

how many people think

c)

something that can be proven true

d)

reasons why author's write

78.

Which is NOT a propaganda technique?

a)

bandwagon

b)

name calling

c)

testimonial

d)

commercials

79.

Propaganda is designed to _____ people.

a)

help

b)

influence

c)

hurt

d)

compare

80.

Where are you more likely to find propaganda techniques?

a)

Science text book

b)

Dictionary

c)

Television commercial

d)

A story about a chickcharney in Andros

81.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Glittering Generality
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Loaded Words
d)
Name-Calling
82.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Loaded Words
b)
Glittering Generality
c)
Bandwagon
d)
Name Calling
83.
What word matches this definition?
Definition: a famous person endorses or supports an idea, product, or a candidate. If they like it, so should we!
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Propaganda
c)
Either/Or
d)
Testimonial/Endorsement
84.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Glittering Generality
b)
Loaded Words
c)
Either/Or
d)
Bandwagon
85.
What word matches this definition? 
Definition: gives consumers the idea that there are only two options to pick from -  a negative word is often used on a competitor's product, so we won't want to buy that product.
a)
Name Calling
b)
Loaded Words
c)
Glittering Generality
d)
Either/Or
86.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Loaded Words
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Glittering Generality
d)
Name Calling
87.
What word matches this definition? 
Definition: positive words that describe a product, person, or idea - we associate those words and feelings with the product. 
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Glittering Generality
c)
Loaded Words
d)
Either/Or
88.
What word matches this definition? 
Definition: A message used to persuade you to believe something or do something.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Call to Action
c)
Propagandist
d)
Propaganda
89.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Testimonial/Endorsement
c)
Either/Or
d)
Loaded Words
90.
What word matches this definition? 
Definition: something in an advertisement that asks us to do something or buy something.
a)
Propagandist
b)
Glittering Generality
c)
Call to Action
d)
Either/Or
91.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Glittering Generality
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Loaded Words
d)
Either/Or
92.
What word best matches this definition?
Definition: A negative word or feeling attached to an idea, product, or person making us think we are NOT interested.
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Propagandist
c)
Either/Or
d)
Name Calling
93.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Name Calling
c)
Testimonial/Endorsement
d)
Glittering Generality
94.
What word matches this definition?
Definition: Admired and respected words that inspire positive feelings for a person, idea, or product. Generally has a catchy phrase but has no evidence. 
a)
Glittering Generality
b)
Bandwagon
c)
Loaded Words
d)
Name Calling
95.
What type of propaganda is this?
a)
Bandwagon
b)
Name Calling
c)
Loaded Words
d)
Glittering Generality
96.

This type of propaganda tells you to base your decision on what someone else (usually someone famous) thinks.

a)

glittering generalities

b)

testimonials

c)

plain folks

d)

bandwagon

97.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

plain folks

b)

glittering generalities

c)

bandwagon

d)

card stacking

98.

A commercial shows a group of friends all hanging out wearing clothes from a popular clothing company. This is an example of

a)

testimonial

b)

bandwagon

c)

plain folks

d)

card stacking

99.
Which propaganda technique is used here?
a)
Testimonial
b)
Name calling
c)
Ad nauseam (repetition)
d)
Emotional appeal
100.

The technique that uses your feelings about one thing to get you to feel the same way about something else

a)

Transfer

b)

Testimonial

c)

Card stacking

d)

Glittering generalities

101.

Propaganda is used to:

a)

Inform

b)

Entertain

c)

Persuade

102.
What type of propaganda uses negative words or feelings against an idea, product or person?
a)
name calling
b)
transfer
c)
glittering generalities
d)
snob appeal
103.

What type of propaganda is this?

a)

slogan

b)

card stacking

c)

testimonial

d)

name calling

104.

What propaganda technique is shown in this product?

a)

Bribery

b)

Repetition

c)

Humor

d)

Association

105.

Using words that will make people feel strongly about someone or something.

a)

Loaded words

b)

Bandwagon

c)

Transfer

d)

Fear Mongering

106.

Creating fear in someone to convince them to believe in something they otherwise might not, or to convince them to buy a certain product.

a)

Loaded words

b)

Expert testimonial

c)

Facts and statistics

d)

Fear mongering

107.

Repeating words and phrases over and over and over again will help people remember things and it may also evoke certain feelings in the audience. 🍩🍩🍩

a)

Fear mongering

b)

Expert testimonial

c)

Repetition

d)

Bandwagon approach

108.

What primary propaganda technique is being used?

a)

name dropping

b)

fear

c)

unproved assertion

d)

scapegoating

e)

slogan

109.

What primary propaganda technique is being used?

a)

name dropping

b)

loaded words/images

c)

slogan

d)

bandwagon

110.

What is the best definition of propaganda?

a)

information that influences others

b)

how many people think

c)

something that can be proven true

d)

reasons why author's write

111.

What is the best definition of propaganda?

a)

information that influences others

b)

how many people think

c)

something that can be proven true

d)

reasons why author's write

112.

Which is NOT a propaganda technique?

a)

bandwagon

b)

name calling

c)

testimonial

d)

commercials

113.

Propaganda is designed to _____ people.

a)

help

b)

influence

c)

hurt

d)

compare

114.

Name the technique which tells you everyone is doing it and you should too.

a)

Name calling

b)

Testimonial

c)

Plain Folks

d)

Bandwagon

115.

Whose speech is most likely to contain propaganda techniques?

a)

Valedictorian

b)

candidate running for election

c)

Teacher

d)

Doctor

116.

Using a celebrity to sell a product or to convince you is called...

a)

Bandwagon

b)

Rewards

c)

Name Calling

d)

Testimonial

117.

Name the propaganda technique shown by the image.

a)

repetition

b)

Transfer

c)

testimonial

d)

Name calling

118.

What propaganda techniques is shown by the image?

a)

Rewards

b)

Name calling

c)

Testimonial

d)

Repetition

119.

What propaganda technique is shown by the statement, "That FNM candidate is a liar"?

a)

Transfer

b)

Plain Folks

c)

Name calling

d)

Testimonial

120.

What propaganda technique is shown by the image?

a)

Emotional Appeal

b)

Bandwagon

c)

Name calling

d)

Testimonial

121.

What type of propaganda is used in the picture?

a)

bandwagon

b)

glittering generality

c)

loaded words

d)

transfer

122.

What type of propaganda is used in this picture?

a)

plain folks

b)

band wagon

c)

testimonial

d)

glittering generality

123.

What type of propaganda is used in this picture?

a)

plain folks

b)

testimonial

c)

loaded words

d)

name calling

124.

What type of propaganda is used in the picture?

a)

bandwagon

b)

testimonial

c)

transfer

d)

name calling

125.

What type of propaganda is used in this picture

a)

loaded words

b)

transfer

c)

testimonials

d)

bandwagon

126.

It is a propaganda where they try to change your mind by implying you should "join the crowd"

a)

bandwagon

b)

transfer

c)

name calling

d)

glittering generality

127.

a propaganda which tries to change your mind by using a well-known celebrity to give the message

a)

bandwagon

b)

plain folks

c)

testimonial

d)

transfer

128.

"Vote for me i'm just like you," it uses what kind of propaganda?

a)

name calling

b)

loaded words

c)

plain folks

d)

transfer

129.

A propaganda which makes the audience associate the product with something else

a)

glittering generality

b)

transfer

c)

testimonial

d)

name calling

130.

A propaganda that uses strong emotions to lure you into using a product.

a)

loaded words

b)

plain folks

c)

bandwagon

d)

name calling

131.

¿Qué función tiene la propaganda?

a)

Enviar mensajes de forma directa y aburrida

b)

Influir en el uso de la plata de las personas

c)

influir en la actitud de una comunidad respecto a alguna causa o posición, con sus argumentos

132.

La propaganda corresponde a una forma de comunicación masiva que intenta...

a)

vender un producto

b)

informar sobre un hecho

c)

adherir a una causa

d)

comercializar un servicio

133.

La propaganda tiene como finalidad :

a)

Difundir ideas y dirigir comportamientos en las personas.

b)

Promocionar eventos.

c)

Vender solo productos.

d)

Vender solo servicios.

134.

La propaganda es común en:

a)

La política, organizaciones sociales e instituciones estatales.

b)

Solo el ámbito educativo.

c)

Solo en el ámbito ambiental

d)

Solo en el ámbito religioso.

135.

Los estereotipos son:

a)

Ideas acertadas de las personas y objetos.

b)

Ideas motivadoras.

c)

Ideas no exageradas de las personas y objetos.

d)

Ideas que exageran características de un grupo social determinado y las generalizan.

136.

De las siguientes imágenes selecciona cuál corresponde a una propaganda.

a)
b)
c)
d)
137.

¿De qué tipo es la propaganda según contenido?

a)

Contenido de guerra

b)

Contenido religioso

c)

Contenido político

d)

Contenido social

138.

¿La propaganda de Guerra nace como complemento de las operaciones militare, teniendo mayor impulso con el surgimiento de los llamados Estados nacionales y alcanza su perfección a partir de la Primer Guerra Mundial?

a)

Falso

b)

Verdadero

139.

Principales estrategias para movilizar a la población hacia la guerra?

a)

Mejores salarios, propaganda, nuevas tierras como propiedad

b)

obligación o riesgo de una pena aflictiva

c)

Propaganda, enemigo común, militarización completa de la sociedad

d)

por honor y la paz mundial

e)

vengar al archiduque francisco fernando

140.

La propaganda patriótica que hizo el gobierno era a con la intención de que la gente viera en la guerra:

a)

una humillación

b)

Cómo dominaban el mundo

c)

Una causa nacional.

d)

Una problemática de guerra

141.

¿Para qué era utilizada la propaganda en la Primera Guerra Mundial?

a)

Fomentar el patriotismo y dar muestra de las consecuencias que traía la Guerra.

b)

Fomentar el patriotismo y levantar la moral frente a la derrota.

142.

elige el cartel que corresponde a propaganda.

a)
b)
c)
d)
143.

Elige la imagen que corresponde a propaganda religiosa.

a)
b)
c)
d)
144.

¿Cuál es el principal contenido de la propaganda?

a)

Propaganda social

b)

Propaganda política

c)

Propaganda de guerra

d)

Propaganda religiosa

145.

La siguiente imagen representa

a)

Propaganda anti norteamericana

b)

Propaganda anti soviética