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Well, in the deepest sense, propaganda is a mind game. It plays of peoples emotions - fear, hope, anger, frustration, sympathy- to direct an audience towards a desired goal.
One way it could appeal to your emotions: People are naturally attracted to conflict. It would appeal to your emotions if someone was arguing against an opponent. It would get you fired up. You would get frustrated or you would hope one of them would win.
Its beneficial because then when you need to study you can look at the words and do repetition until its just memory.
The answer is D hope this helps
Listening to a story can affect understanding dramatically. There are several ways it can do this:
The emphasis put on particular words, phrases, or sentences can point out something or illustrate something that a reader may not have noticed.
When different intonations are used for different characters it can reveal in more depth a character's emotions.
The speed at which particular passages or dialogue is read can affect the way a listener visualizes the action.
Using accent correctly can help a listener understand or interpret the way a non-native speaker views the world, or can reveal what particular words are meant to sound like.
When writing your response, keep these things in mind.
