Why is it important to analyze the message and point of view of advertising?(1 point) to understand which products to purchase to understand the purpose of the ad to understand which services are best to use to understand which ads accurately represent reality

Answer:

to understand which ads accurately represent reality

Explanation:

Advertising is a marketing strategy that aims to influence individuals about a product, concept, or service. To be able to be a vehicle of influence, advertising must be aligned with reality, showing individuals that what it is offering can fit into the reality in which they live and for this reason it must be supported. For this reason, it is important that individuals always analyze the message and the point of view that the advertising vehicles are presented well, because only with this analysis will it be possible to see if the ads are aligned with reality.

Read the following sentence:

The boat pitched violently before sinking.
Which of the following is the best meaning for the word “pitched?”

threw a ball
played a musical tone or key
tried to sell something
wobbled in a front-to-back motion

How did David find out Prof was an epic?
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What argument is Thomas Paine trying to make in this excerpt?

Writing - A story about a bad decision

Help me! 50 word

In the great moonlight clearings I slunk along
among the shadows on the margin. In the
jungle I crept forward, stopping with a
beating heart whenever I heard, as I often
did, the crash of breaking branches as some
wild beast went past. Now and then great
shadows loomed up for an instant and were
gone-great, silent shadows which seemed to
prowl upon padded feet.
Why would the author put these details at the
beginning of the story?

5) How does Jake take the news of Addy's secret? *
1 poir
He punches the wall and tells her to leave his house,
He holds her and tells her it will be okay.
He starts to cry
He runs upstairs to be comforted by his parents.
(answer number 4 to)

Rewrite the sentence without the dangling or misplaced modifier.

I held the necklace tightly in my hand that my friend gave me.

♡NO LINKS PLEASE♡​

What are the main ideas of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde?

what is a psa? explain in a paragraph

Which one of the following is NOT one
of the three types of rock?

A. Sedimentary
B. Lava
C. Metamorphic
D. Igneous

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Wanting to be prepared for her recital, Sara practices daily for an hour.
Participial phrase b. Appositive phrase c. gerund phrase
Correctly identify the phrases in the sentences below
Sara, who is preparing for her recital, practices daily for an hour.
Participial phrase b. Appositive phrase c. gerund phrase

Wanting to be prepared for her recital is why Sara practices daily for an hour.
Participial phrase b. Appositive phrase c. gerund phrase
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10. Determine whether the group of words is an independent or subordinate clause by writing IC or SC.

Just to remind you ______ Have a nice day _______

Try that again _______ After you left _______

I love you ______ While we’re at it _______

Put the steps below in the correct order to show how to paraphrase a
statement.
to Find definitions for words you don't understand.
1. Read the sentence.
1 Mark any words you don't understand.
1 Reread the statement to find the main ideas and details.
SUBMIT

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What is this word?



Definition: These are words that are pronounced the same, but have different meanings.

Example: knight, night; right, write; new, knew

favorite word to say this is a english question collecting data on peoples favorite word for a project
and again the question is what is your favorite word and or sentece to say

What are your top favorite K-dramas or C-dramas?

4. What would you say are Vita's 3 most important character traits?

Who is responsible for negotiating treaties

The poem In the lines - ''Summer, Winter, Autumn, Spring, Cheer the year as they bring", we can identify the use of_____________. 1 point a. Simile b. Personification c. Alliteration d. Onomatopoeia

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As in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 etc..

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which of the following can cause global warming?
A.Volcanic Eruptions
B.The amount of rainfall
C.The rising of warm air into the atmosphere
D.Increase of the amount of CO² in the atmosphere​

Read this passage from a rhetorical text.

Among many serious problems currently afflicting the US healthcare system, the direct-to-consumer advertising of prescription drugs may seem like a harmless practice. Yet there are good reasons to be wary of allowing drug manufacturers to pitch their products directly to consumers. In fact, the American Medical Association was so concerned about misinformation that it called for a ban on these ads. Yet the ads continue today. The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does require drug ads to meet certain criteria including disclosing a brief summary of the risks associated with taking a drug, but the government must go further and ban such advertisements altogether. The safety of American consumers is at stake.

The drug industry insists that drug ads keep patients informed about their treatment options. One industry group, Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America, says that direct marketing "encourages patients to visit their doctors’ offices for important doctor-patient conversations about health care that might not otherwise take place.” It is true that it is important for patients to discuss their treatment options with their doctors. However, doctors do not agree that drug ads facilitate these conversations. In fact, many are upset by ill-informed patients who demand new or expensive drugs, even when those drugs may not be the best or safest choice.

What counterargument is made to the claim that direct-to-consumer ads should be banned?

There are good reasons to be wary of allowing direct-to-consumer drug ads.
The FDA regulates direct-to-consumer drug marketing by having requirements for ads.
Direct-to-consumer drug ads keep patients informed and encourage doctor-patient communication.
Doctors believe direct-to-consumer drug ads encourage demands for drugs that are not needed.

Identify the object of the preposition in the sentence below:
The river flowed rapidly underneath the bridge.
river
a. river
b. bridge
C. rapidly
d. flowed

Who is ShantuShaktiman?​

Which of the following vices could BEST be described as the tyrannizing of another?
o murdering
o enslaving
o irresponsibility

Do you think the U.S. achieved a balance between innovation in space exploration and advancing the civil rights of all its citizens during this time period?

Read this excerpt from "The Past" by Ellen Glasgow.

When I gave my name and explained that I was the new secretary, I was delivered into the charge of an elderly lady's maid, who looked as if she had been crying. Without speaking a word, though she nodded kindly enough, she led me down the hall, and then up a flight of stairs at the back of the house to a pleasant bedroom in the third story. There was a great deal of sunshine, and the walls, which were painted a soft yellow, made the room very cheerful. It would be a comfortable place to sit in when I was not working, I thought, while the sad-faced maid stood watching me remove my wraps and hat.

"If you are not tired, Mrs. Vanderbridge would like to dictate a few letters," she said presently, and they were the first words she had spoken.

"I am not a bit tired. Will you take me to her?" One of the reasons, I knew, which had decided Mrs. Vanderbridge to engage me was the remarkable similarity of our handwriting. We were both Southerners, and though she was now famous on two continents for her beauty, I couldn't forget that she had got her early education at the little academy for young ladies in Fredericksburg. This was a bond of sympathy in my thoughts at least, and, heaven knows, I needed to remember it while I followed the maid down the narrow stairs and along the wide hall to the front of the house.

Who is the story’s first-person narrator?

a woman hired to be a secretary
an older lady's maid
a famous Southern lady
an educated woman in need of a secretary