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3.14 Recognize Bias in Campaign Media Worksheet

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Recognize Bias in Campaign Media (Intro) - Identify the statement that signals bias or persuasion in a campaign poster. (ISTE 1.3; CCSS RI.3.6)

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Which statement tries to pressure the reader instead of letting the reader decide freely? The poster is about kindness at recess.

AJalen wants to start a buddy sign-up list.

BJalen also wants to post playground helper times.

CBecause one test day went well, all students should support Jalen.

DThe poster gives two steps for improving kindness at recess.

Solution & Explanation:This line uses one small success to make a much bigger claim, which is not balanced.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Which line on Iris's poster uses persuasion even though it may sound partly factual? The poster is about the family art show.

AOnly voters who understand the family art show will choose Iris.

BThe poster gives two steps for improving the family art show.

CThe poster says voting is on Friday at the art room.

DStudents can learn more at the art hall display.

Solution & Explanation:The word "only" makes support sound like the smart or informed choice, which is bias.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Review the poster for Hugo's bus safety leader campaign. Which poster statement is the strongest example of bias or persuasion? The poster is about bus line safety.

AStudents can learn more at the bus line board after school.

BHugo wants to hand out bus reminder cards.

CIf you really care about bus line safety, you will vote for Hugo.

DHugo also wants to mark waiting spots with blue tape.

Solution & Explanation:This line pressures the reader by tying caring about the issue to one vote.

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This worksheet is designed specifically for Grade 3 Social Studies students. It aligns with educational standard ISTE 1.3 (Identify the statement that signals bias or persuasion in a campaign poster.).