english techniques

Question 1

pathos

Answer 1

an appeal to emotion

Question 2

logos

Answer 2

an appeal to logic or reason

Question 3

ethos

Answer 3

an appeal to credibility or character using people

Question 4

avante garde

Answer 4

the suggestion that using this product puts the user ahead of the times

Question 5

weasel words

Answer 5

are used to suggest a positive meaning without actually really making any guarantee.

Question 6

magic ingredients

Answer 6

the suggestion that some almost miraculous discovery makes the product exceptionally effective.

Question 7

patriotism

Answer 7

the suggestion that purchasing this product shows your love for your country

Question 8

Transfer

Answer 8

positive words, images, and ideas are used to suggest that the product being sold is also positive

Question 9

Plain Folks

Answer 9

the suggestion that the product is a practical product of good value for ordinary people

Question 10

Snob Appeal

Answer 10

the suggestion that the use of the product makes the customer part of an elite group with luxurious and glamorous lifestyle

Question 11

Bribery

Answer 11

offers you somethign extra

Question 12

bandwagon

Answer 12

the suggestion that you should join the crowd or be on the winning side by using a product

Question 13

historical/extinct/irrelevant in modern society

Answer 13

the innacurate belief that indigenous people live in the past or are not releveant in modern society

Question 14

uncivilized

Answer 14

depicting indigenous people using primal technologies. It included wrongly positiong indigenous peoples as unrefined, animalistic or prehistoric, conpared to european representation

Question 15

resisting progress

Answer 15

the suggestion that indigenous people are preventing a coubtry from moving into the modern world through expansion into the west

Question 16

unintelligent

Answer 16

wrongly assumes that the intelligence of an individual based on race. May seen by derogatory use of broken english

Question 17

objectified

Answer 17

the degradation of someone to the status of an object

Question 18

sexualized

Answer 18

the degradation of treating someone to the status of a mere sexual object

Question 19

homogenized

Answer 19

all ingigenous people are indistinguishable from eachother

Question 20

The princess

Answer 20

the stereotype of a beautiful infigenous woman who is sympathetic enough to the white mans wuest to be lured away from her culture and community to marry into his culture and to further hos mission to colonize her people

Question 21

The warrior

Answer 21

the warrior is fierce and formidablw and a threat to civilized society. Bare chested and brandishing a weapon. Seen as savage

Question 22

The noble mystic

Answer 22

elevated sphere of goodness unreachable by those living in contaminated non-indigenous society and usually processing spiritual connection to the land. Are seen as all knowing and wise

Question 23

Decentering

Answer 23

indigenous people are also often removedfrom a central role in narritives so non indigenous people may be pirttayed sympathetically but reauire a non indigenous protagonist to save them or achieve their goals

Question 24

socially responsible media

Answer 24

representation from indigenous creatord/actors/producers
including non-stereotypical depictions of race or gender
allowing a portion of proceeds to go towards supporting fiverse communities
resisting harmful and reductive narratives
positive messages of diversity and inclusion