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	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/1.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-01.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[We are surrounded by messages that try to get our attention. Advertisers, politicians and other groups all try to get us to agree with them. Another word for this is propaganda. While propaganda is not always a bad thing, it refers to information that attempts to change what people believe. It also leaves out details that might show a different point of view.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[We are surrounded by messages that try to get our attention. Advertisers, politicians and other groups all try to get us to agree with them. Another word for this is propaganda. While propaganda is not always a bad thing, it refers to information that attempts to change what people believe. It also leaves out details that might show a different point of view.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-01.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/1.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="We are surrounded by messages that try to get our attention Advertisers politicians and other groups all try to get us to agree with them Another word for this is propaganda While propaganda is not always a bad thing it refers to information that attempts to change what people believe It also leaves out details that might show a different point of view"><![CDATA[We are surrounded by messages that try to get our attention. Advertisers, politicians and other groups all try to get us to agree with them. Another word for this is propaganda. While propaganda is not always a bad thing, it refers to information that attempts to change what people believe. It also leaves out details that might show a different point of view.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/2.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question2.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-02.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Propaganda is not exactly the same as advertising, where the goal is to get people to buy a specific item. With propaganda, the goal is to change a belief or way of thinking.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Propaganda is not exactly the same as advertising, where the goal is to get people to buy a specific item. With propaganda, the goal is to change a belief or way of thinking.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-02.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/2.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Propaganda is not exactly the same as advertising where the goal is to get people to buy a specific item With propaganda the goal is to change a belief or way of thinking"><![CDATA[Propaganda is not exactly the same as advertising, where the goal is to get people to buy a specific item. With propaganda, the goal is to change a belief or way of thinking.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question3.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-03.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Propaganda has been around for hundreds of years, but the term was used for the first time in 1622, about 400 years ago. That was when Pope Gregory XV, the head of the Catholic Church, started the Congregation of Propaganda. The job of this group was to convert people back to the religion of Catholicism. Many had started following a slightly different religion, called Protestantism.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Propaganda has been around for hundreds of years, but the term was used for the first time in 1622, about 400 years ago. That was when Pope Gregory XV, the head of the Catholic Church, started the Congregation of Propaganda. The job of this group was to convert people back to the religion of Catholicism. Many had started following a slightly different religion, called Protestantism.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-03.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/3.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Propaganda has been around for hundreds of years but the term was used for the first time in 1622 about 400 years ago That was when Pope Gregory XV the head of the Catholic Church started the Congregation of Propaganda The job of this group was to convert people back to the religion of Catholicism Many had started following a slightly different religion called Protestantism"><![CDATA[Propaganda has been around for hundreds of years, but the term was used for the first time in 1622, about 400 years ago. That was when Pope Gregory XV, the head of the Catholic Church, started the Congregation of Propaganda. The job of this group was to convert people back to the religion of Catholicism. Many had started following a slightly different religion, called Protestantism.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/4.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question4.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-04.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Today, propaganda is used by businesses, political groups and the government. It is spread through posters, television, radio and the Internet. The Internet has made it much easier to get messages out to the whole world.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Today, propaganda is used by businesses, political groups and the government. It is spread through posters, television, radio and the Internet. The Internet has made it much easier to get messages out to the whole world.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-04.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/4.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Today propaganda is used by businesses political groups and the government It is spread through posters television radio and the Internet The Internet has made it much easier to get messages out to the whole world"><![CDATA[Today, propaganda is used by businesses, political groups and the government. It is spread through posters, television, radio and the Internet. The Internet has made it much easier to get messages out to the whole world.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/5.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question5.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-05.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[There are many different techniques, or ways, to create propaganda. Name-calling is one of the main techniques. Politicians use it when they insult someone they don't like. They might call someone a "traitor" or a "liar" to make them look bad.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[There are many different techniques, or ways, to create propaganda. Name calling is one of the main techniques. Politicians use it when they insult someone they don't like. They might call someone a "traitor" or a "liar" to make them look bad.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-05.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/5.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="There are many different techniques or ways to create propaganda Name calling is one of the main techniques Politicians use it when they insult someone they don't like They might call someone a traitor or a liar to make them look bad"><![CDATA[There are many different techniques, or ways, to create propaganda. Name-calling is one of the main techniques. Politicians use it when they insult someone they don't like. They might call someone a "traitor" or a "liar" to make them look bad.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/6.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question6.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-07.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Another is the bandwagon technique. Since people want to be on the winning side, they will join a politician who acts like they're already winning or popular. This is called jumping on the bandwagon.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Another is the bandwagon technique. Since people want to be on the winning side, they will join a politician who acts like they're already winning or popular. This is called jumping on the bandwagon.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-07.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/6.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Another is the bandwagon technique Since people want to be on the winning side they will join a politician who acts like they're already winning or popular This is called jumping on the bandwagon"><![CDATA[Another is the bandwagon technique. Since people want to be on the winning side, they will join a politician who acts like they're already winning or popular. This is called jumping on the bandwagon.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/7.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question7.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-08.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[A third technique is called glittering generalities. This means bringing together positive words with an idea that people love. People will usually agree with ideas like defending democracy or protecting the family.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[A third technique is called glittering generalities. This means bringing together positive words with an idea that people love. People will usually agree with ideas like defending democracy or protecting the family.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-08.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/7.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="A third technique is called glittering generalities This means bringing together positive words with an idea that people love People will usually agree with ideas like defending democracy or protecting the family"><![CDATA[A third technique is called glittering generalities. This means bringing together positive words with an idea that people love. People will usually agree with ideas like defending democracy or protecting the family.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/8.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question8.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-09.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Card-stacking is a technique that only presents good information about a topic. The bad information is completely left out. Although the information is usually true, card-stacking can make people think that there are no bad sides to a topic.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Card stacking is a technique that only presents good information about a topic. The bad information is completely left out. Although the information is usually true, card stacking can make people think that there are no bad sides to a topic.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-09.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/8.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Card stacking is a technique that only presents good information about a topic The bad information is completely left out Although the information is usually true card stacking can make people think that there are no bad sides to a topic"><![CDATA[Card-stacking is a technique that only presents good information about a topic. The bad information is completely left out. Although the information is usually true, card-stacking can make people think that there are no bad sides to a topic.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/9.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question9.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-10.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[The plain folks technique is used often in politics. For example, many politicians have a great deal of money, but they might want to prove that they are still ordinary people. They might show up in ads in which they do simple things like hunting or fishing. This makes them more relatable and people are more likely to vote for them.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[The plain folks technique is used often in politics. For example, many politicians have a great deal of money, but they might want to prove that they are still ordinary people. They might show up in ads in which they do simple things like hunting or fishing. This makes them more relatable and people are more likely to vote for them.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-10.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/9.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="The plain folks technique is used often in politics For example many politicians have a great deal of money but they might want to prove that they are still ordinary people They might show up in ads in which they do simple things like hunting or fishing This makes them more relatable and people are more likely to vote for them"><![CDATA[The plain folks technique is used often in politics. For example, many politicians have a great deal of money, but they might want to prove that they are still ordinary people. They might show up in ads in which they do simple things like hunting or fishing. This makes them more relatable and people are more likely to vote for them.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/10.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question10.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-11.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Some propaganda is based on fear and scares people into choosing sides or taking action. A group may want people to stop smoking. They may run a campaign that warns if you smoke, you will likely get cancer and die.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Some propaganda is based on fear and scares people into choosing sides or taking action. A group may want people to stop smoking. They may run a campaign that warns if you smoke, you will likely get cancer and die.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-11.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/10.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Some propaganda is based on fear and scares people into choosing sides or taking action A group may want people to stop smoking They may run a campaign that warns if you smoke you will likely get cancer and die"><![CDATA[Some propaganda is based on fear and scares people into choosing sides or taking action. A group may want people to stop smoking. They may run a campaign that warns if you smoke, you will likely get cancer and die.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/11.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question11.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-13.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[The transfer technique is a bit harder to notice. A group or person tries to become connected to a symbol that people like. For example, a U.S. president might stand in front the U.S. flag so that people will see him as a true American patriot.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[The transfer technique is a bit harder to notice. A group or person tries to become connected to a symbol that people like. For example, a U.S. president might stand in front the U.S. flag so that people will see him as a true American patriot.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-13.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/11.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="The transfer technique is a bit harder to notice A group or person tries to become connected to a symbol that people like For example a US president might stand in front the US flag so that people will see him as a true American patriot"><![CDATA[The transfer technique is a bit harder to notice. A group or person tries to become connected to a symbol that people like. For example, a U.S. president might stand in front the U.S. flag so that people will see him as a true American patriot.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/12.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question12.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-14.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Television, radio and movies can be the most dangerous kind of propaganda, said M. Lane Bruner. He is a professor at Georgia State University. He said that the audience can't respond to a message that appears on TV. This is a problem because it makes it look like the message is always true.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Television, radio and movies can be the most dangerous kind of propaganda, said M. Lane Bruner. He is a professor at Georgia State University. He said that the audience can't respond to a message that appears on TV. This is a problem because it makes it look like the message is always true.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-14.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/12.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Television radio and movies can be the most dangerous kind of propaganda said M Lane Bruner He is a professor at Georgia State University He said that the audience can't respond to a message that appears on TV This is a problem because it makes it look like the message is always true"><![CDATA[Television, radio and movies can be the most dangerous kind of propaganda, said M. Lane Bruner. He is a professor at Georgia State University. He said that the audience can't respond to a message that appears on TV. This is a problem because it makes it look like the message is always true.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/13.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question13.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-15.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Political propaganda has been around as long as there have been politicians. But the first official type of propaganda was religious. Missionaries have used it for hundreds of years to convince people to follow a certain religion.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Political propaganda has been around as long as there have been politicians. But the first official type of propaganda was religious. Missionaries have used it for hundreds of years to convince people to follow a certain religion.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-15.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/13.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Political propaganda has been around as long as there have been politicians But the first official type of propaganda was religious Missionaries have used it for hundreds of years to convince people to follow a certain religion"><![CDATA[Political propaganda has been around as long as there have been politicians. But the first official type of propaganda was religious. Missionaries have used it for hundreds of years to convince people to follow a certain religion.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/14.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question14.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-16.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[To see through propaganda, it's necessary to do extra work and use different sources of information. It can be very useful to find out who created the message and who is paying for it. It is also useful to learn what words and images are being used. Then, you can decide if the message is true or has a secret purpose.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[To see through propaganda, it's necessary to do extra work and use different sources of information. It can be very useful to find out who created the message and who is paying for it. It is also useful to learn what words and images are being used. Then, you can decide if the message is true or has a secret purpose.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-16.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/14.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="To see through propaganda it's necessary to do extra work and use different sources of information It can be very useful to find out who created the message and who is paying for it It is also useful to learn what words and images are being used Then you can decide if the message is true or has a secret purpose"><![CDATA[To see through propaganda, it's necessary to do extra work and use different sources of information. It can be very useful to find out who created the message and who is paying for it. It is also useful to learn what words and images are being used. Then, you can decide if the message is true or has a secret purpose.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/15.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question15.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-17.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[War propaganda began during World War I, more than 100 years ago. Great Britain and Germany were enemies, and they used propaganda in the United States. They both wanted Americans to take their side. Britain was able to block Germany from sending messages directly to the United States. After that, many Americans only saw the war from the British point of view.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[War propaganda began during World War I, more than 100 years ago. Great Britain and Germany were enemies, and they used propaganda in the United States. They both wanted Americans to take their side. Britain was able to block Germany from sending messages directly to the United States. After that, many Americans only saw the war from the British point of view.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-17.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/15.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="War propaganda began during World War I more than 100 years ago Great Britain and Germany were enemies and they used propaganda in the United States They both wanted Americans to take their side Britain was able to block Germany from sending messages directly to the United States After that many Americans only saw the war from the British point of view"><![CDATA[War propaganda began during World War I, more than 100 years ago. Great Britain and Germany were enemies, and they used propaganda in the United States. They both wanted Americans to take their side. Britain was able to block Germany from sending messages directly to the United States. After that, many Americans only saw the war from the British point of view.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/16.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question16.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-18.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Propaganda was used even more during World War II. Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party, which controlled all information. Germans only got positive information about Nazis. Books that went against Nazi ideas were gathered and burned.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Propaganda was used even more during World War II. Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party, which controlled all information. Germans only got positive information about Nazis. Books that went against Nazi ideas were gathered and burned.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-18.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/16.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Propaganda was used even more during World War II Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party which controlled all information Germans only got positive information about Nazis Books that went against Nazi ideas were gathered and burned"><![CDATA[Propaganda was used even more during World War II. Germany was ruled by Adolf Hitler and the Nazi party, which controlled all information. Germans only got positive information about Nazis. Books that went against Nazi ideas were gathered and burned.]]></answer>
	</question>
	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/17.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question17.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-19.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Posters were also very popular during the war. They were used by all sides, including Germany, Britain and the United States. Posters can be put up anywhere, and people remember images more than words. In the United States, for example, a poster was used to get people to carpool. This means having more than one person in the same car. The poster said that "When You Ride Alone You Ride with Hitler." It meant that if people drove separate cars, they wasted too much gas. The United States was fighting Hitler's Germany and needed to save how much gas it was using.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Posters were also very popular during the war. They were used by all sides, including Germany, Britain and the United States. Posters can be put up anywhere, and people remember images more than words. In the United States, for example, a poster was used to get people to carpool. This means having more than one person in the same car. The poster said that "When You Ride Alone You Ride with Hitler." It meant that if people drove separate cars, they wasted too much gas. The United States was fighting Hitler's Germany and needed to save how much gas it was using.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-19.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/17.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Posters were also very popular during the war They were used by all sides including Germany Britain and the United States Posters can be put up anywhere and people remember images more than words In the United States for example a poster was used to get people to carpool This means having more than one person in the same car The poster said that When You Ride Alone You Ride with Hitler It meant that if people drove separate cars they wasted too much gas The United States was fighting Hitler's Germany and needed to save how much gas it was using"><![CDATA[Posters were also very popular during the war. They were used by all sides, including Germany, Britain and the United States. Posters can be put up anywhere, and people remember images more than words. In the United States, for example, a poster was used to get people to carpool. This means having more than one person in the same car. The poster said that "When You Ride Alone You Ride with Hitler." It meant that if people drove separate cars, they wasted too much gas. The United States was fighting Hitler's Germany and needed to save how much gas it was using.]]></answer>
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	<question>
		<phrase isaudiomp3="1" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/18.0.mp3"></phrase>
		<question isaudiomp3="1" rationale="0" picture="images/question18.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-21.mp3" exercise_type="" questionmode="" choicemode="" answerbankid="" answerbankmode="" rationalemode="" playonload="" mp3speed="" ttsspeed="" passage="1" show_passage="" show_passage_audioplayer="" passage_audio_type="" showvideo="" video="" enable_audio_recorder="" recorder_mode=""><![CDATA[Today, war propaganda still exists. The Internet lets it reach more people than ever. For example, extremist groups in Iraq use the Internet to get new members and raise money.]]></question>
		<saythis><![CDATA[Today, war propaganda still exists. The Internet lets it reach more people than ever. For example, extremist groups in Iraq use the Internet to get new members and raise money.]]></saythis>
		<answer isaudiomp3="1" picture="images/c1.jpg" mp3="AUDIO_REPOS/3321-21.mp3" isrationalemp3="1" rationalemp3="AUDIO_REPOS/right.mp3" rationaleimage="images/rationale/18.1.jpg" rationale="Right" value="1" choicesay="Today war propaganda still exists The Internet lets it reach more people than ever For example extremist groups in Iraq use the Internet to get new members and raise money"><![CDATA[Today, war propaganda still exists. The Internet lets it reach more people than ever. For example, extremist groups in Iraq use the Internet to get new members and raise money.]]></answer>
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