Propaganda Quiz – November 2016

  • 15 March, 2017
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The Propaganda sections played in the 2016-2017 tournament year: A B D E

Section A
  1. Prejudice
  2. Academic Detachment
  3. Drawing the Line
  4. Not Drawing the Line
  5. Conservatism, Radicalism, Moderatism
  1. Rationalization
  2. Wishful Thinking
  3. Tabloid Thinking
  4. Causal Oversimplification
  5. Inconceivability
PropQuiz11-16SecA

Section B
  1. Emotional Terms
  2. Metaphor and Simile
  3. Emphasis
  4. Quotation Out of Context
  1. Abstract Terms
  2. Vagueness
  3. Ambiguity
  4. Shift of Meaning
PropQuiz11-16SecB

Section D
  1. Appeal to Pity
  2. Appeal to Flattery
  3. Appeal to Ridicule
  4. Appeal to Prestige
  5. Appeal to Prejudice
  1. Bargain Appeal
  2. Folksy Appeal
  3. Join the Bandwagon Appeal
  4. Appeal to Practical Consequences
  5. Passing from the Acceptable to the Dubious
PropQuiz11-16SecD

Section E – All Divisions
  1. Concurrency
  2. Post Hoc
  3. Selected Instances
  4. Hasty Generalization
  1. Faulty Analogy
  2. Composition
  3. Division
  4. Non Sequitur
I voted for Thomason for governor because he has assembled a great team to assist him. Patricia Kearley was chief of staff all eight years Tim Coughlan was governor. Julia Riteman served with distinction as lieutenant governor under Coughlan. All the people Thomason has chosen for his team have an outstanding track record. They’ll work together to make his administration the best the state has ever seen.

Section E – Jr/Sr Divisions
  1. Concurrency
  2. Post Hoc
  3. Selected Instances
  4. Hasty Generalization
  1. Faulty Analogy
  2. Composition
  3. Division
  4. Non Sequitur
If you regularly break the speed limit laws, you’ll inevitably commit more serious crimes. I bet the young man who was arrested for the bank robbery yesterday started speeding as soon as he got his driver’s license.

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