Types of Propaganda

Question 1

Name-calling

Answer 1

Linking a negative idea to a symbol or person.

Question 2

Glittering Generalities

Answer 2

Using descriptive language to highlight the good characteristics of something.

Question 3

Euphemisms

Answer 3

Making harsh things sound less harsh, often though vague or different language.

Question 4

Transfer

Answer 4

Presenting a symbol or object that is respected to make the argument more appealing.

Question 5

Testimonial

Answer 5

Using a celebrity to promote a product/program.

Question 6

Plain Folks

Answer 6

A politician trying to make themselves sound like an ordinary person for their own gain.

Question 7

Bandwagon

Answer 7

When a group or leader convinces people that since a majority of people are doing something, they should too.

Question 8

Fear

Answer 8

Makes people scared to join a certain cause or support a certain idea.

Question 9

Unwarranted Extrapolation

Answer 9

Unlogical or over-exaggerated prediction for future.