Let’s go step by step to match each description in Column A with the correct term from Column B.
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Step 1: Understand what each propaganda technique means.
We’ll go through each item in Column A and find the matching term in Column B.
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1) A celebrity or well-known person recommends someone or something
→ This is called a
testimonial. Celebrities giving their opinion to persuade you = testimonial.
✔ Match:
h. testimonial
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2) This technique suggests that many people are buying or doing something and you should too
→ That’s “everyone’s doing it” — classic
bandwagon.
✔ Match:
a. bandwagon
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3) This technique shows ordinary people enjoying or using the product or someone presenting themselves as an ordinary person
→ They’re trying to say, “We’re just like you!” →
plain folks
✔ Match:
d. plain folks
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4) To state something negative about the competition; give the person or idea a bad label
→ Calling names or spreading negativity →
name calling
✔ Match:
f. name calling
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5) This is where one thing is associated with another well-known thing; can be positive or negative
→ Like linking a product to patriotism or fear →
transfer
✔ Match:
i. transfer
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6) This is when many positive things are said and the negative things are left out
→ Only showing the good stuff →
card stacking
✔ Match:
b. card stacking
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7) Certain images or words are used to bring up strong feelings such as sadness, fear or anger
→ Playing on emotions →
emotional appeal
✔ Match:
c. emotional appeal
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8) Certain words, phrases or images are used over and over again
→ Repeating something to make it stick →
repetition
✔ Match:
e. repetition
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Now let’s double-check:
1 → h
2 → a
3 → d
4 → f
5 → i
6 → b
7 → c
8 → e
All matched correctly. No duplicates. All terms used once.
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Final Answer:
1) h
2) a
3) d
4) f
5) i
6) b
7) c
8) e
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of types of propaganda worksheet.