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Propaganda Techniques - QuizVersión en línea Quiz for Propaganda Techniques por Honey Grace Antojado 1 What propaganda technique is used when Lena chooses People’s Pawnshop because it feels welcoming to ordinary people. a Testimonial b Stereotyping c Plain Folks d Fear Appeal 2 What propaganda technique is used when Mike, a famous dancer, promotes an energy drink that makes you stronger? a Fear Appeal b Testimonial c Stereotyping d Plain Folks 3 What propaganda technique is used when an ad shows a family in crisis, says “Don’t let this happen—get insurance.” a Fear Appeal b Testimonial c Plain Folks d Stereotyping 4 What propaganda technique is used when a cleaning ad shows says, “Only housewives can clean homes.” a Stereotyping b Testimonial c Fear Appeal d Plain Folks 5 What propaganda technique is used when a famous actor says, “I use this skincare brand every day—it really works!” a Plain Folks b Fear Appeal c Testimonial d Stereotyping 6 A commercial shows a house fire and says, “Without insurance, everything could be gone.” This is an example of the fear appeal. a True b False 7 An ad says, “All gamers are lazy and stay up all night doing nothing productive.” This is an example of stereotyping. a True b False 8 Propaganda aims to inform the public without trying to influence their thoughts or decisions. a True b False 9 A famous athlete says, “I drink this before every game—it’s the best!” This is an example of plain folks. a True b False 10 An ad claims that all elderly people are bad with technology and need help. This is an example of stereotyping. a True b False

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Quiz for Propaganda Techniques

por Honey Grace Antojado

What propaganda technique is used when Lena chooses People’s Pawnshop because it feels welcoming to ordinary people.

Testimonial

Stereotyping

Plain Folks

Fear Appeal

What propaganda technique is used when Mike, a famous dancer, promotes an energy drink that makes you stronger?

Fear Appeal

Testimonial

Stereotyping

Plain Folks

What propaganda technique is used when an ad shows a family in crisis, says “Don’t let this happen—get insurance.”

Fear Appeal

Testimonial

Plain Folks

Stereotyping

What propaganda technique is used when a cleaning ad shows says, “Only housewives can clean homes.”

Stereotyping

Testimonial

Fear Appeal

Plain Folks

What propaganda technique is used when a famous actor says, “I use this skincare brand every day—it really works!”

Plain Folks

Fear Appeal

Testimonial

Stereotyping

A commercial shows a house fire and says, “Without insurance, everything could be gone.” This is an example of the fear appeal.

True

False

An ad says, “All gamers are lazy and stay up all night doing nothing productive.” This is an example of stereotyping.

True

False

Propaganda aims to inform the public without trying to influence their thoughts or decisions.

True

False

A famous athlete says, “I drink this before every game—it’s the best!” This is an example of plain folks.

True

False

An ad claims that all elderly people are bad with technology and need help. This is an example of stereotyping.

True

False

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por Honey Grace Antojado

What propaganda technique is used when Lena chooses People’s Pawnshop because it feels welcoming to ordinary people.

What propaganda technique is used when Mike, a famous dancer, promotes an energy drink that makes you stronger?

What propaganda technique is used when an ad shows a family in crisis, says “Don’t let this happen—get insurance.”

What propaganda technique is used when a cleaning ad shows says, “Only housewives can clean homes.”

What propaganda technique is used when a famous actor says, “I use this skincare brand every day—it really works!”

A commercial shows a house fire and says, “Without insurance, everything could be gone.” This is an example of the fear appeal.

An ad says, “All gamers are lazy and stay up all night doing nothing productive.” This is an example of stereotyping.

Propaganda aims to inform the public without trying to influence their thoughts or decisions.

A famous athlete says, “I drink this before every game—it’s the best!” This is an example of plain folks.

An ad claims that all elderly people are bad with technology and need help. This is an example of stereotyping.

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