Question:
Study the poster showing characters from the movie <em>Star Wars</em> and created by the US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare in 1977.
How does the poster (attached) most likely demonstrate the use of the <em>testimonial technique</em>?
A) The photograph shows fictional film characters, used to sell immunization.
B) The text references the health department, a revered government institution.
C) The phrase "call your doctor" adds a reference to an esteemed authority D) The phrase -parents of Earth" reminds the audience of the importance of parenting.
Answer:
The correct answer is A
Explanation:
The Testimonial Technique is a form of strategy in advertising that features a famous and or authoritative brand recommending vouching for and recommending a product.
This technique relies on the psychology that the target audience would most likely want to relate to the opinion of the super figures endorsing the product. In cases where music stars or football stars are used, their fans who are already evangelists of the star's brand take in on themselves to explore as well as encourage others to purchase whatever product the starts are endorsing in the advert.
The most authoritative brand or person in the poster are the Star Wars Characters. Star Wars movie was released on May 25, 1977, in the USA. It did so well that it grossed a total of $775 Million in sales and was packaged for presentation to a much bigger and wider audience.
Riding on the popularity of the film and its characters, the Ministry of Health released the advert using the characters to draw the attention as well as influence the decision of parents with regard to immunisation.
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Answer:
One theme is IDENTITY., or the loss of identity.
The speaker's father is without title, which means that his cultural identity was lost because he chose to move to the city and work
Explanation
What words in the poem indicate the cultural identity of the speaker and the father?
buffalo, shaman, arrow, hunt, first kill, buffalo song, vision, horns and hides, animal tracks, bow string
How can we tell that the speaker is comparing and contrasting 2 'worlds' in this poem?
Two 'worlds' or cultures are compared in this poem: the Native American society and the mainstream American society.
The speaker talks about 'hunting' in the wild which Native Americans did, but the father "hunted" in the stockyards. (He worked in a place where herds of cattle are kept.)
Native American boys went on 'vision' quests to find the spiritual meaning of their life but the father was "without a vision" when "he migrated to the city...to work in a packing house." In mainstream American society, a boy becomes a man when he starts working and earning money, which the speaker's father did. The maturity that the father achieved was not the same as in Native American culture.
Answer:
Maybe some form of wordless expression?
I think it would be 2nd and 4th down lmk if I’m wrong
Answer: The nexus
Explanation: a connected group or series a nexus of theories a nexus of relationships.