Answer: I think we need the story to answer.
Explanation:
I need to know the story first because I don't know what the story is about. Sorry I can't help you.
Read chapter 10 of the book “We Beat The Street”. Answer the following question in your own words. What does Sampson mean when he says he doesn’t want the streets “to swallow him?”
Answer: he means he doesn,t want to be swallowed into the streets
Explanation:
chapter10 we beat the streets he doesn, want streets to swallow him
Answer:
he means he doesn’t want to be swallowed into the streets because no one wants too.
Explanation:
Write bandwagon, testimonial, loaded words, or vague generality to identify the propaganda technique used it each example.
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11. Be a part of the in-crowd. Buy Fizzy Cola.
12. We all know that Taylor Hudson's views are outrageous.
13. Put a spring in your step with energizing New Day vitamins.
14. Actor John Day will buy an automobile only from Rex Company.
15. Only careless, irresponsible people live without Dial watches.
16. Don't be on the outside looking in. Join Acme Club today.
17. Jay Swift uses only Pro Swing clubs. Shouldn't you?
* Please answer these questions ASAP. This is an assignment that is due on Tuesday and I don't understand these questions. As a reward, I will give you all of my Brainly points. Thank you! *
Answer:
11) Bandwagon (It references to an activity that is currently fashionable or popular and attracting increasing support.)
12) Loaded Words (Loaded language is rhetoric used to influence you by using words and phrases with strong connotations. It's often made vague to more effectively invoke an emotional response and/or exploit stereotypes)
13) Vague Generality (These are statements with multiple interpretations. These statements are used by politicians, advertisers, psychic readers and those of spiritual orders to grow and or manipulate the audience.)
14) Testimonial (It's testifying to someone's character and qualifications. Basically it refers/recommends someone who has a popular/good reputation to advertise their own product.)
15) Loaded Words (Again, trying to emotionally manipulate you into thinking that if you aren't part of the people who buy the dial watch, you are careless and irresponsible.)
16) Bandwagon (Again, it tells you that you don't want to be the loner/on the outside looking in to people who are in this 'club' they are advertising)
17) Testimonial (Again, this is using 'Jay Swift' as an example because the person is famous/has a big influence on people and if they use them then apparently you 'should' as well.)
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Rate this book. Using a 5-star scale, how would you rate this book? INCLUDE AN EXPLANATION TO SUPPORT YOUR RATING. The book is "Ten Days In A Madhouse".
Answer: I would rate it 10.
Explanation:
It is a really good book. Nellie had a knack for picking a story and a voice that captivated readers, and she parlayed those talents into a legendary career. There is much for the modern writer to take away from her life story and life's work. Ten Days in a Mad-House is a book by American journalist Nellie Bly. It was initially published as a series of articles for the New York World.