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PROPAGANDA ANALYSIS WORKSHEET
1. Describe the format of the propaganda:
____ poster
____ song
____ brochure
____ story
____ advertisement
____ other (describe):____________________
____ movie
2. What is the intended audience?
3. What propaganda techniques are used? (Check all that apply)
____ name calling
____ testimonial
____ glittering generalities
____ plain-folks
____ euphemisms
____ band wagon
____ transfer
____ fear
4. What visual images, if any, appear in the propaganda? What do these images
symbolize? What emotions do they seek to arouse?
Image
Symbol
Emotions
5. What are the key words used? What emotions do those words seek to arouse?
6. What is the purpose of this propaganda? What is it trying to get people to do or feel?
7. On a scale of 1 (very ineffective) to 5 (very effective), rate the effectiveness of this
propaganda?
1------------2------------3------------4------------5
Why did you give the propaganda that rating?
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