Propaganda TechniquesOnline version Match the technique with the definition! by Michelle Kasparian 1 Black and White Fallacy Choose one or more answers a To present only two options: black and white, or wrong and right. b To selectively leave out important facts and emphasise others. 2 Glittering generalities Choose one or more answers a To say everything is true b Emotive language applied to a cause or idea that presents no factual evidence, argument of analysis. 3 Scapegoating Choose one or more answers a To blame no one b To blame everything on one person, or group of people 4 Slogans Choose one or more answers a A brief, striking phrase that supports an opinion b To oversimplify something in order to attack it or discredit it 5 Bandwagon Choose one or more answers a To disagree with everyone b Promises that there is no way this idea or cause can fail, and tried to persuade people to join that idea or cause. 6 What is "the repeated use of misinformation, falsehood, or things that aren’t true" ? Written answer 7 What is "claims famous, or public, figures endorse or support their idea or cause"? Written answer 8 What is "to selectively leave out important facts and emphasise others"? Written answer
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