1. It is defined as a communication intended to influence perceptions, manipulate cognitions, and direct behavior. A. Propaganda B. Advertising C. Packaging D. Fraudulent 2. What propaganda is being used in this statement? Rush to shop at Super- Mart this weekend, everyone is doing it! A. bandwagon C. transfer B. glittering generalities D. plain folks 3. It uses persons who are well known, like celebrities to give a statement about the product. A. transfer B. rewards C. testimonial D. snob appeal 4. It is a type of propaganda in which the customer gets another product or the same product twice for the purchase of the original product. What propaganda technique is described? A. bandwagon B. rewards C. transfer D. plain folks 5. Which of the following is not recommended when buying health products? A. Look at the expiration date C. Ask for more information B. Check the health benefits D. Don’t mind the product label 6. How can we protect ourselves against fraudulent health products? A. Buy the product immediately. C. Disregard the product label. B. Consult a medical professional first. D. Buy it as long as it’s cheap. 7. How can we identify that a product is fraudulent? A. It claims to cure all kinds of diseases C. It is medically proven. B. It is recommended by health experts. D. Approved by health agencies 8. Which of the following statements shows good practice in selecting health products? A. Buy anything you want. C. Ignore the harmful effects B. Determine the essential product to buy D. Buy cheap products only 9. It is a strip of paper, cloth, metal, or other material attached to a container or the product providing information of the product’s brand, tag, use, origin, a shelf-life, and disposal. A. propaganda B. dosage C. label D. commercial 10. It is a propaganda technique that uses ordinary people as endorsers to show that the product is being used by usual persons. A. rewards C. bandwagon B. glittering generalities D. plain folks​