Unit 4 Post Test
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| “Don’t vote for Joseph DiMato! He’s a liar and a cheat!” This is an example of which type of propaganda? | name calling
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| Testimonials use | celebrities to endorse products
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| Which of the following is an opinion? | I think basketball is the best sport in the world.
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| If you write a science paper, is it better to support your argument with facts or opinions? | facts
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| When you try to persuade someone, you | try to influence that person
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| A fact is | something that can be proven
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| Michael Jordan doing a commercial for Nike sneakers is an example of which type of propaganda? | testimonial
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| Which of the following is a type of propaganda? | bandwagon
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| Which of the following is a fact? | Lena is 5’6” tall and has brown eyes.
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| Facts | can never change; they are always the same no matter what.
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| Which of the following phrases would you find in an opinion? | “I believe”
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| Fact or opinion? “Rabbits are mammals.” | Fact
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| “Join the Pepsi Generation!” is an example of which type of propaganda? | bandwagon
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| An opinion is | what someone thinks or feels about something
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| Name calling propaganda is intended to | damage a person’s reputation
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| Persuasion often relies on | people’s emotions
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| A claim is | the argument you’re trying to make
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| Is this statement a fact or opinion? “I think reality television negatively influences teenagers.” | opinion
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| When advertisers use bandwagon propaganda, they try to convince their audiences to | buy their products because everyone else is buying them
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| Name calling is also called _____________ when politicians use it during campaigns. | mud-slinging
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