Propaganda Quiz
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The first four questions are inference questions for the Advertisement on Lesson 20 in the green Curriculum Associates book. Remember to answer inference questions you have to find text clues and use your background knowledge. The last six questions will ask you to identify which type of propaganda matches the description.
- 1.You can tell the advertisement is advertising
- A.
A boat trip
- B.
A canyon hike
- C.
A scuba dive
- D.
A mountain climb
- 2.From details in the advertisement, you can determine that Kilimanjaro is
- A.
A plain
- B.
A mountain made up of three volcanoes
- C.
A guide, with 16 years of climbing experience.
- D.
A rainforest
- 3.From the first paragraph, you can figure out that 19, 340 feet is
- A.
How high your plane will fly over Tanzania
- B.
The height of Kilimanjaro
- C.
The total distance you will walk on the trip.;
- D.
The length of the African plains.
- 4.Details in the advertisement suggest that the activity will be physically
- A.
Difficult
- B.
Almost impossible
- C.
Somewhat easy
- D.
Very easy
- 5."No one loves you like your mom, so send her flowers for Mother's Day," is an example of
- A.
Bandwagon
- B.
Emotional appeal
- C.
Testimonal
- D.
Repetition
- 6."Get a Water Country season pass, everyone else has one!" is an example of
- A.
Bandwagon
- B.
Emotional appeal
- C.
Testimonal
- D.
Gittering generalities
- 7.A famous movie star appearing in commerical to endorse a product is an example of which type of technique?
- A.
Plain folks
- B.
Bandwagon
- C.
Testimonal
- D.
Fact/opinion
- 8.An ordinary person appears in jeans and a t-shirt in an ad for a new pickup truck in which he claims is the best is an example of which of the following persuasive techniques?
- A.
Testimonial
- B.
Gittering generalities
- C.
Bandwagon
- D.
Plain folks
- 9.A leaning towards one side of an arguement is called
- A.
Bias
- B.
Bandwagon
- C.
Repetition
- D.
Testimonial
- 10.The repetition of words, phrases, and pictures to get the viewer/reader to remember important ideas is called
- A.
Repetition
- B.
Plain folks
- C.
Bias
- D.
Bandwagon
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