PROPAGANDA TECHNIQUES (ENGLISH)

Question 1

The spreading of ideas, information, or rumors for the purpose of helping or injuring a cause, person, or institution.

Answer 1

Propaganda

Question 2

This technique encourages you to join the crowd and do what everyone else is doing. It plays on our desire to fit in.

Answer 2

Bandwagon

Question 3

A celebrity or expert endorsing a product.

Answer 3

Testimonial

Question 4

This technique tries to make the speaker or product seem relatable and ordinary, just like the audience.

Answer 4

Plain Folks

Question 5

This technique uses vague, positive words and phrases that sound good but have little real meaning.

Answer 5

Glittering Generalities

Question 6

This technique uses negative words and labels to attack an opponent or idea, often without providing any real evidence.

Answer 6

Name-calling

Question 7

This technique presents only the positive aspects of something, while ignoring or downplaying the negative aspects.

Answer 7

Card Stacking

Question 8

This technique connects a product or idea with something already liked or respected, such as patriotism, family, or nature.

Answer 8

Transfer

Question 9

Highlights the similarities or differences between two things. it is often employed to make one option seem superior or another appear worse, sometimes by exaggerating or selectively presenting information.

Answer 9

Compare & Contrast

Question 10

This technique aims to persuade by suggesting that a product or idea is economical, practical, and saves money.

Answer 10

Thrift

Question 11

Involves repeating a word, phrase, or message multiple times to make it stick in people’s minds.

Answer 11

Repetition

Question 12

Tries to persuade by associating a product or idea with wealth, exclusivity, and high social status.

Answer 12

Snob Appeal

Question 13

Technique assumes that because one event followed another, the first event caused the second.

Answer 13

Faulty Cause and Effect