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Ads that appeal to a voter's emotions heavily influence
 
  A) those who know little about government.
  B) Democrats.
  C) Republicans.
  D) moderates.
  E) those who are informed and engaged with politics.

Question 2

A comprehensive study on political advertisements found that the largest number emphasized
 
  A) stirring positive emotions.
  B) voters' fears.
  C) civic duty.
  D) nonpartisan cooperation.
  E) candidates' personal qualities.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

B



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