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Animal Farm, Part 6: Author’s Purpose — Unit test Answers

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What is the definition of propaganda?

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the biased use of multimedia elements to appeal to the senses of sight and sound
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a biased form of communication used to persuade and promote certain ideas
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any messages audiences receive through television, print, radio, and the internet
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any online advertisements that appeal to youthful audiences and inspire their choices
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Study the posters created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to promote handwashing.

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The motive for poster 1 is to show handwashing in everyday life, while the motive for poster 2 is to show handwashing in specific careers.
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The motive for poster 1 is to create awareness about the prevalence of germs, while the motive for poster 2 is to associate cleanliness with health and success.
C
The motive for poster 1 is to provide facts about handwashing after playing outdoors, while the motive for poster 2 is to share an opinion on handwashing.
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The motive for poster 1 is to show the science behind germs, while the motive for poster 2 is to show the people who combat germs every day.
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Which statements explain the appeal of a video game as a type of media that can be used for persuasion? Select two options.

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Video games allow players to engage in role-playing in order to create negative associations with fantasy.
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Video games frequently raise awareness of important issues by including details about current events.
C
Video games are visually stimulating, so players will be drawn to the exciting and memorable graphics.
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Video games provide entertainment, so unassuming players will not recognize any biased information.
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Video games are typically in color, which would make them stand out from other forms of propaganda.
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Which details are characteristics of propaganda? Select three options.considers multiple perspectives on a topicuses persuasive language and imagespromotes a specific ideology or beliefavoids using symbols to support a messagefocuses solely on the use of visual mediaomits negative details relevant to the belief

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considers multiple perspectives on a topic
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uses persuasive language and images
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promotes a specific ideology or belief
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avoids using symbols to support a message
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focuses solely on the use of visual media
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omits negative details relevant to the belief
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Which persuasive advertising phrase for a brand of whole wheat bread is the best example of a glittering generality?

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“only 4 grams of fat per serving”
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“contains a miracle ingredient”
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“compare with the other brands”
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“find it at most local grocery stores”
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Study the poster created by the US Navy during World War II.

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to convince more people to enlist in the Navy
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to inspire unity in the fight against the Nazis
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to elicit awareness of the symbol used by Nazis
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to encourage the Navy to make a star its new symbol
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Study the poster created by the US Office for Emergency Management during World War II.

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The photo of the boy eating and the graphics of children playing baseball form a positive association between health and sports.
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The combination of black-and-white and color images creates a connection between eating a good lunch in the past and present.
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The angle of the horizon line in the background introduces an element of surprise that adds creativity and interest to the message.
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The prominent use of the colors yellow, brown, and green connect the image to the idea of natural ingredients in a healthy lunch.
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Study the anti-smoking poster created by the US Department of Health and Human Services in 1998.

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The use of black and white instead of color provides a sense of nostalgia, suggesting that things were better in the past.
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The image of a car part in one of the young man’s hands and a cigarette in the other shows the contrast between being smart and foolish.
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The car parts spread throughout the room create a sense of chaos that the message builds on to show the effects of smoking.
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The light hanging from the ceiling indicates a sense of hope that the young man will continue on his path in a healthy way.
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Why might a wealthy politician choose the plain folks technique in a campaign advertisement?

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to show that the candidate’s relatives have no government affiliations
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to prove that the candidate is educationally qualified
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to connect with non-affluent people who will be voting in the election
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to entice rich investors to contribute to the campaign

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