Lit Quiz (bandwagon-propaganda)

Elevated language is...

• Language used in an elevator.

• Language that often uses elaborate, fancy phrases to be sophisticated.

• Language that is used in common, everyday speech.

• None of the above.

A persuasive technique designed to make seem like everyone else is doing it, buying it etc. and you'll be left out if you don't is called...

• Elevated language

• Propaganda

• Bandwagon

• All of the above

A form of communication aimed at a particular group to promote a cause is called...

• Propaganda

• Elevated language

• Bandwagon

• None of the above

This persuasive technique is the opposite of bandwagon, making seem like you'll be the first to try something.

• bandwagon

• propaganda

• avant garde

• none of the above

"Join the millions who already bought one" is an example of...

• avant garde

• bandwagon

• propaganda

• elevated language

Using advertisements with Uncle Sam recruiting soldiers and Rosie the Riveter recruiting women during World War II are examples of...

• elevated language

• avant garde

• propaganda

• bandwagon

"Be the first to try the all new Super Protein shake" is called...

• bandwagon

• avant garde

• propaganda

• elevated language

"What aromatic fare are you crafting for this evening's meal" is an example of...

• avant garde

• bandwagon

• propaganda

• elevated language

"Billions and billions already served" is an example of...

• bandwagon

• propaganda

• avant garde

• propaganda

Saying “He was small in stature, with a furrowed visage, which, as yet, could hardly be termed aged" instead of simply saying "He was old" is an example of...

• bandwagon

• elevated style

• propaganda

• None of the above