What product does
it promote?
This advert
promotes Listerine the brand which is used for mouthwash.
What facts about
the product does this provide?
The facts which the
product provides is that 1/3 of people have stinky breath(halitosis) and many people
don't know that.
How do you know the
target audience is women?
I know the target audience
is women because in the adverts it mostly shows women in them and secondly men
don't really care if their breath smells.
How is it
attempting to appeal to women?
This is attempting
to appeal to women as it shows women don’t know whether their breath smells or
not.
What persuasive
language techniques does it use?
This uses an impulsive
technique as it says ‘Often a bridesmaid but never a bride’ this shows us that
women ain't happy while having bad breath (halitosis) this will cause women to
buy the product.
What is it
suggesting about societies values at the time?
Societies values
were very high at that time as every women had to get married no matter what
circumstance and that there was a lot of talking behind women backs.
Do you think the
people depicted in this ad represent typical people from the 1920’s? Explain
your answer.
I think people in
this Ad were represented typically in the 1920’s.This is because women suppose
to be perfect for men because the standards were very high as them women HAD to
get married and that every women were judgy on how they looked and that if they
had halitosis.
3. Men's adverts can show women. How are the women represented to make you realise that the target audience is women? Do the adverts tell you that men do not care about how their breath smells?
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5. Ain't = aren't. The quote you used, what is it an example of?
7. Correct the grammatical errors. Your sentence appears incomplete.
Ridhi, a good piece of HW. Push yourself further by responding to my comments.