This document contains a quiz on propaganda devices with 10 multiple choice questions. Each question provides a scenario and asks the reader to identify which propaganda device is being used. The propaganda devices included are bandwagon, glittering generalities, name calling, testimonial, transfer, card stacking, and plain folks. The document tests the reader's ability to recognize common propaganda techniques in different contexts.

1. Quiz #1
Propaganda Devices

2. #1
What propaganda
device is used here?
A. bandwagon
B. glittering
generalities
C. name calling
D. testimonial

3. #2
This commercial
poster uses ...
A. bandwagon
B. transfer
C. card stacking
D. testimonial

4. #3
This propaganda device
uses negative idea to an
individual, product or
brand.
A. name calling
B. plain folks
C. glittering generalities
D. card stacking

5. #4
Everybody is using it. Why
not join them?
A. name calling
B. transfer
C. glittering generalities
D. bandwagon

6. #5
What propaganda device
is used in this
commercial?
A. card stacking
B. testimonial
C. plain folks
D. transfer

7. #6
What propaganda
device uses ordinary
people to promote the
product?

8. #7
It uses famous
people to endorse
the product.
A. testimonial
B. bandwagon
C. card stacking
D. plain folks

9. #8
The type of
propaganda
device that uses
high-sounding
words to promote
the brand,

10. #9
What propaganda
device is shown in
this advertisement?
A. testimonials
B. transfer
C. card stacking
D. name calling

11. #10
In this scenario, Brandon is trying to convince Mark to go to the movies
with him instead of doing homework. In an attempt to get Mark to go
to the movies Brandon provides a reason for why Mark should go to
the movies. His reason is that everyone is going to the movies,
therefore mark should go too. However, Brandon is committing the that
propaganda fallacy because everyone going to the movies has nothing
to do with Mark or why he should not do his homework. Here we see
that the reason Brandon gives is completely unrelated to Mark and his
concern about doing his homework. Therefore, Brandon’s reasoning is
wrong, he has not given Mark any correct reason why he should not do
his homework, he has rather just made an appeal to what everyone
else is doing.