Advertisement Analysis Paper: Step 5, Part E. (Analyze Personification)

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In this Formative, you will use examples from your ad to write another of your paper's three body paragraphs. We'll walk through the steps together: just follow the instructions and ask for help when you need it. 😄

Open your ad in a separate tab first, please.

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Take a moment to paste the URL of your ad here, so you have it handy.

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Which rhetorical strategy do you see most clearly in your ad? This will be the strategy you focus on analyzing in your paper.

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You'll need to cite your ad in several questions coming up, so take a second to open Ad Paper: Steps 1&2.

The parenthetical citation you need is your answer to question 7.
Enter it here, so you have it handy. You can copy and paste or retype.

Got it? Onwards!

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Let's take a look at how your ad uses personification. Many ads use personification to be funny or cute, or to trigger a specific reaction in their audiences.

Do you notice personification in your ad?

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Ready to come up with ideas?

Brainstorm a list of personification in your ad.
Don't worry about complete sentences; just get your thoughts down. Aim for several examples on your list. You need two for your paper.

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Next, write one complete sentence that connects your ad's use of personification to its rhetorical strategy.

Please don't write more than one sentence; please do pay attention to your commas, periods, and capitalization.

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That's a topic sentence, right?

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Choose one example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.

Describe it. Remember, your reader hasn't seen your ad, so be clear. This is a piece of evidence or concrete detail.

Use one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period. Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

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Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences that explain...
--how the personification affects the audience's reaction
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--how the allusion supports the ad's rhetorical strategy

You must have at least two sentences, but feel free to write more.

Also, watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

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This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your topic sentence from #7. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #9. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #10.

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One example down, one to go. Ready?

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Choose a second example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.

Describe it in one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

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Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences about your example.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

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This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your paragraph chunk from #11. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #13. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #14.

Cite sources for both quoted and paraphrased ideas using a standard method of documentation, such as that of the Modern Language Association (MLA) or the American Psychological Association (APA).

Describe how the author accomplishes the intended purpose of a piece of writing.

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That's another body paragraph done! It needs revision and a concluding sentence, of course, but we'll do that later. Take a bow.

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We're finished analyzing personification now.

If you have completed three parts of Step 5, all your body paragraphs are written! Move on to Step 6 (Write your Conclusion).

Otherwise, move to another part of Step 5.

Advertisement Analysis Paper: Step 5, Part E. (Analyze Personification)

In this Formative, you will use examples from your ad to write another of your paper's three body paragraphs. We'll walk through the steps together: just follow the instructions and ask for help when you need it. 😄 Open your ad in a separate tab first, please.

Take a moment to paste the URL of your ad here, so you have it handy.

Which rhetorical strategy do you see most clearly in your ad? This will be the strategy you focus on analyzing in your paper.

You'll need to cite your ad in several questions coming up, so take a second to open Ad Paper: Steps 1&2.The parenthetical citation you need is your answer to question 7. Enter it here, so you have it handy. You can copy and paste or retype. Got it? Onwards!

Let's take a look at how your ad uses personification. Many ads use personification to be funny or cute, or to trigger a specific reaction in their audiences.Do you notice personification in your ad?

Ready to come up with ideas?Brainstorm a list of personification in your ad. Don't worry about complete sentences; just get your thoughts down. Aim for several examples on your list. You need two for your paper.

Next, write one complete sentence that connects your ad's use of personification to its rhetorical strategy. Please don't write more than one sentence; please do pay attention to your commas, periods, and capitalization.

That's a topic sentence, right?

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new. First, paste in your topic sentence from #7. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #9. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #10.

One example down, one to go. Ready?

Choose a second example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.Describe it in one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period. Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences about your example.Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.First, paste in your paragraph chunk from #11. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #13. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #14.

That's another body paragraph done! It needs revision and a concluding sentence, of course, but we'll do that later. Take a bow.

We're finished analyzing personification now.If you have completed three parts of Step 5, all your body paragraphs are written! Move on to Step 6 (Write your Conclusion).Otherwise, move to another part of Step 5.

In this Formative, you will use examples from your ad to write another of your paper's three body paragraphs. We'll walk through the steps together: just follow the instructions and ask for help when you need it. 😄 Open your ad in a separate tab first, please.

Take a moment to paste the URL of your ad here, so you have it handy.

Which rhetorical strategy do you see most clearly in your ad? This will be the strategy you focus on analyzing in your paper.

You'll need to cite your ad in several questions coming up, so take a second to open Ad Paper: Steps 1&2.The parenthetical citation you need is your answer to question 7. Enter it here, so you have it handy. You can copy and paste or retype. Got it? Onwards!

Let's take a look at how your ad uses personification. Many ads use personification to be funny or cute, or to trigger a specific reaction in their audiences.Do you notice personification in your ad?

Ready to come up with ideas?Brainstorm a list of personification in your ad. Don't worry about complete sentences; just get your thoughts down. Aim for several examples on your list. You need two for your paper.

Next, write one complete sentence that connects your ad's use of personification to its rhetorical strategy. Please don't write more than one sentence; please do pay attention to your commas, periods, and capitalization.

That's a topic sentence, right?

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new. First, paste in your topic sentence from #7. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #9. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #10.

One example down, one to go. Ready?

Choose a second example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.Describe it in one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period. Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences about your example.Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.First, paste in your paragraph chunk from #11. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #13. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #14.

That's another body paragraph done! It needs revision and a concluding sentence, of course, but we'll do that later. Take a bow.

We're finished analyzing personification now.If you have completed three parts of Step 5, all your body paragraphs are written! Move on to Step 6 (Write your Conclusion).Otherwise, move to another part of Step 5.

In this Formative, you will use examples from your ad to write another of your paper's three body paragraphs. We'll walk through the steps together: just follow the instructions and ask for help when you need it. 😄

Open your ad in a separate tab first, please.

You'll need to cite your ad in several questions coming up, so take a second to open Ad Paper: Steps 1&2.

The parenthetical citation you need is your answer to question 7.
Enter it here, so you have it handy. You can copy and paste or retype.

Got it? Onwards!

Let's take a look at how your ad uses personification. Many ads use personification to be funny or cute, or to trigger a specific reaction in their audiences.

Do you notice personification in your ad?

Ready to come up with ideas?

Brainstorm a list of personification in your ad.
Don't worry about complete sentences; just get your thoughts down. Aim for several examples on your list. You need two for your paper.

Next, write one complete sentence that connects your ad's use of personification to its rhetorical strategy.

Please don't write more than one sentence; please do pay attention to your commas, periods, and capitalization.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your topic sentence from #7. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #9. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #10.

Choose a second example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.

Describe it in one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences about your example.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your paragraph chunk from #11. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #13. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #14.

We're finished analyzing personification now.

If you have completed three parts of Step 5, all your body paragraphs are written! Move on to Step 6 (Write your Conclusion).

Otherwise, move to another part of Step 5.

In this Formative, you will use examples from your ad to write another of your paper's three body paragraphs. We'll walk through the steps together: just follow the instructions and ask for help when you need it. 😄

Open your ad in a separate tab first, please.

You'll need to cite your ad in several questions coming up, so take a second to open Ad Paper: Steps 1&2.

The parenthetical citation you need is your answer to question 7.
Enter it here, so you have it handy. You can copy and paste or retype.

Got it? Onwards!

Let's take a look at how your ad uses personification. Many ads use personification to be funny or cute, or to trigger a specific reaction in their audiences.

Do you notice personification in your ad?

Ready to come up with ideas?

Brainstorm a list of personification in your ad.
Don't worry about complete sentences; just get your thoughts down. Aim for several examples on your list. You need two for your paper.

Next, write one complete sentence that connects your ad's use of personification to its rhetorical strategy.

Please don't write more than one sentence; please do pay attention to your commas, periods, and capitalization.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your topic sentence from #7. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #9. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #10.

Choose a second example from your brainstormed list (#6) that you would like to put in your paper.

Describe it in one or two complete sentences. Put your parenthetical citation (from #4) at the end of your sentence before the period.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

Write at least two complete commentary/analysis sentences about your example.

Watch your commas, periods, and capitalization, please.

This is a copying-and pasting question. You don't need to write anything new.

First, paste in your paragraph chunk from #11. Next, paste in your concrete detail sentence from #13. Then paste in your commentary sentences from #14.

We're finished analyzing personification now.

If you have completed three parts of Step 5, all your body paragraphs are written! Move on to Step 6 (Write your Conclusion).

Otherwise, move to another part of Step 5.