The most immediate form of advertisement is visual, consisting of colourful images with catch slogans that are design to stay in the reader's mind for as long as possible. ... How the consumer's gender image is presented in visual advertisement is of critical importance in influencing the advert audience. ... Advertising must get to what is termed the reader's psychological core by Hoyer and MacInnis. It comprises of the person's motivation, the ability to process the ad message correctly, previous exposure, level of attention and perception that eventually leads to bra...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Your eyes don't focus on the blue background because the foreground picture takes your attention away. The main focal point of the magazine is the picture, as it is in the centre, and would attract the attention of a potential reader. ... The catch line for the magazine is For little devils' which creates juxtaposition with the title. ... The gossip section is shown by a picture of Christina Aguilera, which would make the reader want to know what she has done to be in the celebrity gossip section, so this would attract more attention to the magazine. ... The good points to my mag...

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Many inspiring letters are sent about how a persons parents support them riding or how BMX has kept people on a straight path. ... Ride BMX integrates its information of BMX about every group so each area can catch a person's eye. ... Strength comes from articles published about how the professionals train. ... Many provocative pictures are shown in ads to catch reader's attention. ... A type of yellow journalism corrupts the programming to catch the eyes of people that aren't a part if BMX. ...

• Word Count: 1423
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• Grade Level: High School

"Siren Song" is fairly short poem that grabs the reader's attention quickly. ... She changes her mood to keep the reader's attention and then finally in the last stanza reveals the conclusion. ... The reader is attracted to the attention given to them by the author with the line "I will tell the secret to you, to you, only to you" (19-20). ... She says, "Come closer," to fully attract the readers attention. ... That too was another way the catch the reader into believing what the narrator was saying: she's not actually upset. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

One can describe events in a simplistic style, without any figurative language or writing devices, or one can choose to fill their work with fancy words that catch the reader's attention. ... Therefore, without these details, the reader does not know how the girl looks or what the boy sees in this girl. ... If one reads the poem as a story, paying attention to the punctuation, it makes perfect sense and flows. ... In keeping with the main idea of the story, the boy picks up the girl and they walk down the street, and of course there are several things they pass along the way, which do no...

• Word Count: 1527
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• Grade Level: High School

He appears to be quite used to women throwing themselves at him, and would be considered quite a good catch due to his wealth and social status. ... Darcy feels Elizabeth is beneath him ,therefore unworthy of his attention. ... She has proven to be a refreshing personality to Darcy, and clearly has won his attention. Darcy can't stop thinking about her and she is certainly no easy catch. ... Elizabeth realizes how wrong she has been about Darcy all this time, however it may have come too late. ...

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She is trying to get the attention of readers of financial articles and those who are overspending, causing financial issues for their family. Palmer begins her argument by stating some strong facts to catch the reader's attention of how serious consumerism has been. ... Palmer gives this statistic to show how more and more people are deciding that downsizing is the way to cut back their spending. ... This strategy is one of the effective strategies that Palmer uses to persuade her audience because the technique focuses on how they admire famous people. ... She uses this type of strategy ...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

The scenery is bright and the Grandmother even remarks on how nice the day is. ... Red Sammy talks about how evil the world is nowadays, how you cannot trust anyone, and how people used to be able to leave their doors unlocked without worrying about something bad happening. ... The name gives the reader a feeling of darkness and death. ... Next, the reader catches a glimpse of the future when the Grandmother recognizes one of the men. ... The author effectively turns the reader's attention to the trees and mentions that they resemble a dark mouth waiting to consume the family. ...

• Word Count: 1297
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• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

In addition, the woman in this ad is dressed like the Bride from the movie Kill Bill, to emphasize how effective the mop is at destroying dirt. ... The visual of a woman in a green jumpsuit draws the reader's attention straight to her and her appearance. ... By grabbing the reader's initial attention, the Libman Company is getting their cleaning product seen by a vast amount of consumers, while also displaying their marketing techniques. ... This ad as a whole can be considered very controversial as it engages the controversy of gender roles and how woman are repeatedly depicted. ....

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate

Although Carver has a unique way to describe the plots it enhances the reader to keep reading. ... Carver's unique way of writing enhances the reader to keep reading. ... He doesn't pay attention to her so she screams at him saying son of a bitch to see if he pays attention to her. ... When these dysfunctional communication start to occur what people want to do as an individual is try to catch the other persons' attention anyway. ... How does that make sense? ...

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• Grade Level: High School

When analyzing this work the reader must pay attention to the complicated array of principles and elements of its structure. ... If one takes a more in depth analysis of the uses of structure that Blake incorporates then they would notice the originally order of the words in the phrase and how Blake rearranges them to create a first to last order of importance in the last line of stanza four. ... By doing this, the reader picks up on two different scenarios that Blake might be trying to pass off to the reader. ... Blake most likely made the last stanza vague in order for the readers to decide ...

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o Does it spark the reader's curiosity? ... o Does it tell the reader how to contact you? ... o How and when will you distribute collateral pieces? ... Use key terminology (words and phrases that catch your prospect's eye) and catchy slogans. ... Spinweb The front of this brochure draws attention because it is intriguing. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

In Madame Bovary, Flaubert pays close attention to minute details such as Emma's wedding dress, windows, cigar case, and flowers. ... This description of Emma's dress shows the reader that the dress is like a burden much like how being married becomes a burden to her. ... The white dress is a symbol of purity, yet the reader is aware of Emma affairs. ... Throughout the novel, Emma is always looking out of windows onto the town, or people on the street catch glimpses of her through the window of her house. ... Flaubert makes Madame Bovary an interesting book by paying close attention ...

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In his article "Travels into America's Future," though initially relying on the cliche of "Los Angeles as the embodiment of the American dream" to catch the readers" attentions, writer Robert D. ... Passages like these leave the reader asking questions like "how many immigrants are there in Los Angeles?"... , and "how does one define "more desolate and dangerous?". By making his readers doubt and question him, Davis has lost credibility and perhaps the agreement of his reader. ... One may actually find that Kaplan's article taught them a thing or two about Los Angeles, no matter how ...

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Taking into consideration most of the plays written by William Shakespeare one can notice an individual lineage of strong females, which induce the attention and sympathy of the audience. It is interesting to notice that most of those female characters catch the attention not by their social rank, but rather their personalities. ... But how many hath he killed?   ... Both of women have their emotional side, yet Katherine's actions are more understandable by readers. ... With the beginning of "The Taming of the Shrew", readers see Biance being a complete opposite of Katherine. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

His inventive uses of double entendres create amazing, realistic visuals for the reader. ... When a string of "s" sounds are put together, there is a smoothness formed in the reader's mind. Here, it represents the woman's body and her movements that catch the narrator's eyes. ... In line 27 he also mentions his "old bones" and how they now "live to learn her wanton ways." ... Even with the possible darker meaning of the "waltz" the poem still shows how the child still loves the father. ...

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Advertiser knows how to get consumers attention by using different appeals base on the target audience. ... The ads that catch our attention are usually the ones with catchy words and sentences. ... Since guys are always in focus of how to get girls attention advertisers use that setting as an advantage to sell their product. ... This is the need of attention and feeling safe in front of the girls. ... They don 't care how it would affect us except the money. ...

• Word Count: 1432
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Now the father told the girl to jump down the steps [ ]"Jump, Izzy, jump" [ ]"Papa's got you Papa"ll catch you... "[ ] Finally the child gathers up her courage and jumps [ ] the child falls of course [ ]"Papa, why didn't you catch me, Papa?"... Their attention seemed to affect him as naturally as sunshine - and he never talked too much." (11) Unlike the way she wrote about her mother, Dad seemed almost invisible. Even her writing shows how insignificant her father's role was to her. ... She made her readers take pity on the child and scorn the man that hurt her. ...

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A significant title that catches the eye-"Fahrenheit 451--is coincidentally the temperature at which book paper catches fire and burns. ... By writing the story like this, it gives the reader a more intimate view of Montag, one that the other characters in the book can't see. ... Mildred thinks society is perfect and wonderful; she pays no attention to what really means the most. ... She won't listen to anything he says and refuses to talk about their married life or how they met. ... He was troubled in life until he discovered how books develop and expand horizons. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

Lady Macbeth is a main character in this play because she introduces Macbeth and helps the reader to understand his character. ... When the reader is first introduced to Lady Macbeth she is already planning the death of King Duncan. ... She acted almost emotionless by saying that water would clean them from their deed, "A little water clears us of this deed: How easily is it then! ... The news of the woods moving comes to his attention and he is ready to battle. ... Her main role was to introduce Macbeth and to help the reader to understand more about him. ...

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For 84 days he didn't catch a single fish, but he did not lose his heart. ... On his way home, he had to fight against the fierce sharks which ate up his catch- the marlin. ... We know that the man is old and he makes a living by fishing, but for eighty-four days he catches no fish. ... "How brave and ferocious Joe DiMaggio is!" ... As a result, the old man fails to deep his catch-the marlin. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

However, not all people value their heritage the same way, as the reader sees in the character of Dee in Alice Walker's "Everyday Use.... Dee is desperately trying to wear an identity that is so far removed from her past that she almost overcompensates with obnoxiously aggressive clothing, which does nothing but call attention to her insecurity for who she really is. ... Not only are the quilts themselves symbolic of Dee's disconnection, but her desire to hang them on a wall is another way Walker shows the reader how removed she is from her heritage. ... The physical barrier bet...

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How mind and body do not reach their apex at the same time. ... This poem is complex and makes the reader look for the deeper meaning in the poem (Angelou 11). ... And then it talks about a person who catches her eyes who seems to be her son and then she associates him with his father. ... Although it is interesting it might confuse the reader. ... Also, the idea's in her poetry can be boring and might not hold the readers attention. ...

• Word Count: 1300
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• Grade Level: High School

He does not know how to treat others because of the way others treat him; with disrespect. ... This is why he tried so hard to gain the attention and friendship of Lennie and George. ... She use her attractive body to catch the attention of the ranchers to sooth her loneliness. ... Curley's wife notices how simple-minded Lennie is and takes advantage of that situation. ... Throughout the story, Of Mice and Men, the reader discovers the many sources of solitude, primarily being discrimination and prejudice. ...

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It is clear that men and women have different roles when it comes to how they are supposed to handle their bodies. Berger uses nude paintings as an example to describe how women are looked at in society. ... The women are there to catch the attention of potential buyers. ... They are not exactly giving women an idea of how men submit to their desires. ... He also lets his readers know a little bit about the role of men. ...

• Word Count: 1423
• Approx Pages: 6
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School