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Jeopardy Vocabulary Bandwagon or Stereotyping Advertisements Mixed Review 1 Mixed Review 2 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy Source:

$100 Question from Vocabulary What tools of persuasion means: A tool of persuasion in which the writers’ opinion is used over and over again to plant it firmly in readers’ mind.

$100 Answer from Vocabulary Repetition

$200 Question from Vocabulary What tools of persuasion means: A tool of persuasion that tries to convince people to do something by telling them that other people are doing it.

$200 Answer from Vocabulary Bandwagon

$300 Question from Vocabulary What tools of persuasion means: A tool of persuasion that connects an opinion with other people or ideas to impress readers.

$300 Answer from Vocabulary Association

$400 Question from Vocabulary What tools of persuasion means: A tool of persuasion in which the other side’s point of view is offered and then criticized.

$400 Answer from Vocabulary Air and Rebut

$500 Question from Vocabulary What tools of persuasion means: A tool of persuasion in which the writer unfairly labels someone or something.

$500 Answer from Vocabulary Name Calling

$100 Question from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Today's kids are all bringing Juicy Juice in their lunches! Does this slogan use bandwagon or stereotyping?

$100 Answer from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Bandwagon

$200 Question from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Elderly people are really bad drivers. Does this slogan use bandwagon or stereotyping?

$200 Answer from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Stereotyping

$300 Question from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Every boys favorite sport is football. Does this slogan use bandwagon or stereotyping?

$300 Answer from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Stereotyping

$400 Question from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Tom Hank is a spoiled rich kid, so you know he gets everything he wants. Does this slogan use bandwagon or stereotyping?

$400 Answer from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Stereotyping

$500 Question from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Many public and private schools throughout the United States have made great improvements by switching to uniforms. Does this slogan use bandwagon or stereotyping?

$500 Answer from Bandwagon or Stereotyping Bandwagon

$100 Question from Advertisements Which tools of persuasion is being used in this advertisement?

$100 Answer from Advertisements Bandwagon

$200 Question from Advertisements Which tools of persuasion is being used in this advertisement?

$200 Answer from Advertisements Endorsement

$300 Question from Advertisements Which tools of persuasion is being used in this advertisement?

$300 Answer from Advertisements Name Calling

$400 Question from Advertisements Which tools of persuasion is being used in this advertisement?

$400 Answer from Advertisements Repetition

$500 Question from Advertisements Which tools of persuasion is being used in this advertisement?

$500 Answer from Advertisements Stereotyping

$100 Question from Mixed Review 1 Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan? Be Cool Eat Gruel! The new flavors are apple, roast, and turkey. If you have not tried them, it’s not too late. Be Cool Eat Gruel!

$100 Answer from Mixed Review 1 Repetition

$200 Question from Mixed Review 1 Millions of soda drinkers can’t be wrong. So drink Coke! Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$200 Answer from Mixed Review 1 Bandwagon

$300 Question from Mixed Review 1 Those who support candy machines don’t care about the health of the students. Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$300 Answer from Mixed Review 1 Stereotyping

$400 Question from Mixed Review 1 All across the rich, green fields, the towering purple mountains, and the glittering cities, people are discovering the pleasure of using Smell Clean Deodorant. Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$400 Answer from Mixed Review 1 Association

$500 Question from Mixed Review 1 My opponent believes that kids should spend all day watching television and chatting on the computer instead of doing homework. If kids don’t study, how will they ever learn? Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$500 Answer from Mixed Review 1 Air and Rebut

$100 Question from Mixed Review 2 I’m professional football player Tim Tebow, and I use White Out Window Cleaner. Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$100 Answer from Mixed Review 2 Endorsement

$200 Question from Mixed Review 2 Head On! Apply directly to your forehead! Head On! Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$200 Answer from Mixed Review 2 Repetition

$300 Question from Mixed Review 2 Bobs Jeans makes you look fat. Buy Cherry Bottom Jeans instead! Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$300 Answer from Mixed Review 2 Name Calling

$400 Question from Mixed Review 2 Don’t vote for Tom because he is a liar! Vote for Adam! Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$400 Answer from Mixed Review 2 Name Calling

$500 Question from Mixed Review 2 Your teeth will look like this after using Shine On! Which tools of persuasion is used in this slogan?

$500 Answer from Mixed Review 2 Association

Final Jeopardy Pick a tools of persuasion and come up with a slogan?

Final Jeopardy Answer Answers will vary