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    The document provides examples of different propaganda techniques and has the reader identify which technique is being used in each example. It covers techniques like name-calling, bandwagon, glittering generalities, plain folks, card stacking, and testimonial. The examples include political attacks, celebrity endorsements of products, and slogans designed to influence people to join popular opinions. The overall purpose is to help the reader learn to identify common propaganda techniques.

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    Labeling. It Is Likely To Annoy The

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    The document provides examples of different propaganda techniques and has the reader identify which technique is being used in each example. It covers techniques like name-calling, bandwagon, glittering generalities, plain folks, card stacking, and testimonial. The examples include political attacks, celebrity endorsements of products, and slogans designed to influence people to join popular opinions. The overall purpose is to help the reader learn to identify common propaganda techniques.

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    Quiz about propaganda

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    Propaganda Devices

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    The document provides examples of different propaganda techniques and has the reader identify which technique is being used in each example. It covers techniques like name-calling, bandwagon, glittering generalities, plain folks, card stacking, and testimonial. The examples include political attacks, celebrity endorsements of products, and slogans designed to influence people to join popular opinions. The overall purpose is to help the reader learn to identify common propaganda techniques.

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    134 views20 pages

    Labeling. It Is Likely To Annoy The

    Uploaded by

    Raymond Lumbao
    The document provides examples of different propaganda techniques and has the reader identify which technique is being used in each example. It covers techniques like name-calling, bandwagon, glittering generalities, plain folks, card stacking, and testimonial. The examples include political attacks, celebrity endorsements of products, and slogans designed to influence people to join popular opinions. The overall purpose is to help the reader learn to identify common propaganda techniques.

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    1.

    It is called stereotyping or
    labeling. It is likely to annoy the
    audience, indirect name calling is
    used.

    A. Transfer C. Testimonial
    B. Name-Calling D. Bandwagon
    2. When a famous person or
    celebrity endorses a certain view,
    they testify the idea or the product.

    A. Testimonial
    B. Transfer
    C. Glittering Generalities
    D. Card Stacking
    3. This is an effort to transfer your
    approval or something you respect
    and approve of to another
    something that the propagandist
    wants you to approve of.

    A.Transfer C. Name Calling


    B.Plain Folks D. Bandwagon
    4. These are vague, broad
    statements that will connect with
    the audience’s beliefs and values.
    They really don’t say anything
    substantive.
    A.Glittering Generalities
    B.Testimonial
    C.Transfer
    D.Plain Folks
    5. Influencing people by telling
    the how everyone is using the
    same product or is true to the
    same ideology.

    A. Card Stacking
    B. Plain Folks
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Name-Calling
    6. The propagandist uses only those
    facts and details that support their
    argument. Can be difficult to detect
    if you are not knowledgeable about
    the subject.

    A.Bandwagon C. Card Stacking


    B.Plain Folks D. Transfer
    7. It creates a sense of camaraderie
    between the speaker and his
    audience which helps build belief in
    the idea.

    A.Card Stacking C.
    Testimonial
    B.Bandwagon D. Plain Folks
    8. Pepsi commercial that push
    forth the slogan “THE CHOICE
    OF THE NEW GENERATION” is
    an example of:

    A.Testimonial
    B.Name-Calling
    C.Bandwagon
    D.Transfer
    9. Drew Barrymore promoting a
    Cover girl make up. Is an example of
    what propaganda devices?

    A.Testimonial
    B. Glittering Generalities
    C. Transfer
    D. Plain Folks
    10. My opponent is a flip flop man
    who cannot make up his mind. He
    changes mind with the breeze. This
    is an example of what propaganda
    devices?
    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    11.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering
    Generalities
    12.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    13.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    14.

    A. Transfer
    B. Plain Folks
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    15.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    16.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    17.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering
    Generalities
    18.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    19.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities
    20.

    A. Transfer
    B. Name Calling
    C. Bandwagon
    D. Glittering Generalities

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