Analyzing and Evaluating Arguments

Question 1

Examine the public service ads from the 1940s. Which statement best summarizes the differences between these two ads?

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B: Ad 2 is directed at adults, while ad 1 is directed at children.

Question 2

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about the previous public service video. The target audience for this video is . The phrase “will become a killer, and here’s his weapon” appeals to .

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C: anyone who handles fire

Question 3

The audience for this radio clip is . The ad appeals to , as evidenced by .

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Selection 1: adults who are concerned about money; Selection 2: logic; Selection 3: statistics about fires

Question 4

Question 4

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C: ethics

Question 5

Look at the cover of this handbook, then use the drop-down menus to complete the statements. This material is targeted at . This audience is indicated by the word .

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Selection 1: young children; Selection 2: junior

Question 6

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about the public service video. The target audience for this video is , as demonstrated by the phrase . The information in the first half of the ad appeals to .

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A: taxpaying citizens

Question 7

Examine the public service ads. The first ad is from 2001; the second ad is from 1950.How are these ads similar?

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C: Both use emotional appeals and target adults.

Question 8

Examine the public service ads. The first ad is from 2010; the second ad is from 1966.How are these ads different?

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C: Only ad 1 allows the audience to interact.

Question 9

Use the drop-down menus to complete the statements about the public service video. The target audience for this video is . This ad represents changes from earlier ads because it .

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Selection 1: young couples that enjoy camping; Selection 2: shows social media use

Question 10

Question 10

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B: emotion

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