Answer:
D. Scientists make food that wouldn't fall apart and that has very little packaging.
Explanation:
Option D is the correct answer. It is the best choice I will enter in the "What I Learned" column.
From the text, I learn that scientist actually make food that wouldn't fall apart and float away. We see that such can be achieved in the food made and the packaging of the food. Less wrapping of food which leads to less packaging actually reduces the chance of causing harm to the body.
So, making food that wouldn't fall apart and that also have very little packaging by scientists is what I learned.
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Limerick.</h2>
Limerick are short and humurous poems consisting of only five lines, they were popularized by an english poet named Edward Lear. Edward wrote an entire book full of limericks, it was called "The book of nonsense".
A very popular Limerick is:
<em>“Hickory dickory dock.
</em>
<em>
The mouse ran up the clock.
</em>
<em>
The clock struck one,
</em>
<em>
And down he run.
</em>
<em>
Hickory dickory dock.”</em>
Limericks are supposed to be nonsensical and they have an a-a-b-b-a rhyming pattern.
Answer:
✔1. eye-catching and sensationalistic graphics
✔2. Language meant to evoke emotion.
✔4. Text formatted in different ways
Explanation:
This public service announcement uses the above persuasive techniques.
It uses:
1. eye-catching and sensationalistic graphics
Looking at the graphic, you will see that the family looks happy. Also, we see a piece of plaster on their arm which informs us that they have just been vaccinated. Their smiles and togetherness is eye-catchy and sensational.
2. Language meant to evoke emotion.
The language used in the explanation reveals that the outcome of not vaccinating can lead to serious sicknesses and even death. Such language usage evokes a negative emotion.
4. Text formatted in different ways.
Formatting some sentences into larger texts and bolding vital phrases help to show importance of what is stated and to attract more attention to those topics.
<span>March 14, 1944 (age 72 years)</span>
