Identify whether the idea or statement is a stereotype, Propaganda or Point of View
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- Q1
A girl promoting a certain brand of shampoo
STEREOTYPE
POINT OF VIEW
PROPAGANDA
45s - Q2
Films or documentaries on government programs which show the positive things only
POINT OF VIEW
PROPAGANDA
STEREOTYPE
45s - Q3
A family living in a slum area
POINT OF VIEW
STEREOTYPE
PROPAGANDA
45s - Q4
The first to achieve a glowing skin is by using papaya soap
PROPAGANDA
POINT OF VIEW
SSTEREOTYPE
45s - Q5
President Rodrigo Duterte rendering his state of the Nation Address.
STEREOTYPE
POINT OF VIEW
PROPAGANDA
45s - Q6
Secretary Bernadette Romulo is promoting tourism in the Philippines.
STEREOTYPE
PROPAGANDA
POINT OF VIEW
45s - Q7
The families didn't leave their houses even already flooded.
STEREOTYPE
PROPAGANDA
POINT OF VIEW
45s - Q8
The Code V teacher eating together in promoting a cola product.
POINT OF VIEW
PROPAGANDA
STEREOTYPE
45s - Q9
A hair colored lady with many earrings even on her tongue is often branded as a bad girl.
STEREOTYPE
PROPAGANDA
POINT OF VIEW
45s - Q10
The Local Government Units (LOU) distributing foods and goods to their constituents.
PROPAGANDA
STEREOTYPE
POINT OF VIEW
45s