AQA GCSE English Literature · 8702
Paper 2
Information or persuasive communication designed to shape people’s beliefs in the interests of a particular cause or authority.
Revise: ContextThis taught Orwell that propaganda could persuade people to believe false accusations even against those fighting for the same broad cause. In Animal Farm, Snowball’s transformation from revolutionary hero into supposed traitor exposes a similar process: a political rival becomes a convenient explanation for every failure.
- Revise: Plot overview
Communication designed to shape beliefs and behaviour in support of a cause or ruler, often through misleading claims, selective information or emotional appeals.
- Revise: Chapters 3 and 4
Communication designed to influence beliefs or behaviour, often through selective information, emotional appeals or misleading claims.
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- Revise: Chapters 5 and 6
Communication designed to shape people’s beliefs and behaviour in support of a particular cause or authority, often through selective or misleading information.
- Revise: Chapters 7 and 8
Information or messages designed to influence beliefs and behaviour, often by distorting facts or suppressing alternatives.
- Revise: Chapters 9 and 10
Communication designed to shape people's beliefs in the interests of a particular cause or ruling group.
- Revise: Napoleon
Information shaped or spread to influence people’s beliefs and behaviour, often by misleading them or suppressing inconvenient facts.
- Revise: Snowball
Communication designed to influence people’s beliefs and behaviour, often through selective information, repetition or false claims.
- Revise: Squealer
Information selected, distorted or spread to influence people’s beliefs and behaviour, usually in support of a political cause or ruler.
- Revise: Boxer
Information or persuasive language used to shape people's beliefs in support of a political cause or leadership.
- Revise: Mr Jones and the farmers
Information or argument designed to shape people's beliefs in the interests of a particular group or cause, often through selective or misleading claims.
- Revise: Propaganda and language
Information used to promote a political cause or viewpoint, often through selective evidence, misleading claims or emotional pressure.
- Revise: Education and ignorance
Information presented selectively or misleadingly to influence beliefs and behaviour, often in support of a political leader or cause.
- Revise: Writer's methods
Biased or misleading communication designed to shape people’s beliefs and behaviour.
- Revise: Key quotations
Information or persuasion designed to shape people’s beliefs and behaviour, often through selective facts, emotional appeals or misleading claims.
- Revise: Animal Farm essay question
Information presented selectively or misleadingly to influence beliefs and behaviour, often in support of a political authority.