3. Is one implication of intertextuality that advertising cannot be interpreted in the same way by people from different cultures ? If this is so , how can you explain , for example , the global success of the Diesel brand , which often uses the same campaign globally without adaptation ?

Answer:

Early advertising theory was based on direct experience, though informed by psychological studies. It was focused mainly on improv- ing practice. John E. Kennedy (1904) is credited with one of the earliest attempts when he wrote that advertising was 'salesmanship in print'.

What should you do before creating a research question for a presentation? Check all that apply.

Please help me with the solution

Can someone please correct my writing!!!

It is hard for some people to believe that manatees
and elephants have so much in common. After all,
manatees live underwater and have flipper-like feet.
However, manatees, like elephants, are pretty big-
an adult weighs about two tons! The biggest similarity
is the manatee's large, flexible, upper lip, which acts
like a shortened trunk. Manatees use their lips-or
"trunks"-to gather food, eat, and interact with other
manatees.

Which of these best describes the author’s attitude toward manatees?

Humorous

Critical

Impressed

Saddened

Identify the energy action in the sentence below yikes I almost stepped on a snake in our backyard

1. Choose the right variant
1. English is the main foreign language which______within
most school systems.
a) teach
c) teaches
b) is taught
2. On festive occasions sweets______at the end of a meal.
a) are served c) is being served
b) is served d) served
3. These vegetables ________ in South America.
a) was grown
b) were grown
c) is growing
4. In India the right hand_____for eating.
a) used
b) is used
c) uses
5. The text __________ just now.
a) is being translating
b) translated
c) translates
6. … you play tennis yesterday?
a) Do
b) Does
c) Did
d) Are
7. Where …she … yesterday at 7 p.m.?
a) Were …went
b) Was…going
c) Went
d) Did …go
8. Look! They … their car.
a) Are washing
b) Are wash
c) Wash
d) Were washing
9. Steve … the guitar very well.
a) Play
b) Is playing
c) Plays
d) Playing
10. Usually they … to 5 p.m., but this week they … to 6 p.m.
a) Works, working
b) Are working, work
c) Works, work
d) Work, are working

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Tyrone graduated college this month, so he is going to begin interviewing for jobs.

a. compound-complex
b. compound
c. simple
d. complex

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1. Use the correct tense
1. We (to live) in a sunny country.
2. They (to solve) an important problem last week.
3. –What you (to do) now? – I (to look) for my book.
4. This book (to be write) 5 years ago.
5. This letter (to be write) just now.
6. Our friend (to speak) two foreign languages.
7. A new directory (to be print) from 2 to 4 p.m. yesterday.
8. Jack (to build) a house by June.
9. You (to understand) a rule yesterday?
10. This rule (to be explain) by our teacher.

2. Make up 5 types of questions
Kate speaks Italian fluently.

What suggestion can you offer for the First Amendment Encyclopedia?​

I am buying a book now. How this sentence will be in passive voice?

20pts
What is usually most difficult about supporting an unpopular viewpoint?

It will take too long to create that part of the argument.
The counter-claim will be more popular to readers.
Readers will not want to know about support for the viewpoint.
It may be difficult to find evidence to back up the viewpoint.

Directions: Read the descriptions of each item and determine the author’s purpose (to entertain, persuade, or inform). Then, in a sentence or two, explain your answer.
1. A pamphlet urging people not to eat animals or use products made from animals or animal suffering because the author thinks that is cruel and unnecessary

explain:

Author purpose:

personality. Given the right dictionary meanings of each wo 1.Shy 2.
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2. Read this passage about Chang and Eng, conjoined twins who once worked in a traveling circus.
After many years of touring, Chang and Eng decided to retire and live a normal life. The two bought land in North Carolina and became American citizens. They eventually married sisters, Sally
and Adelaide Yates, and all together had 22 children. In 1874, Eng woke one morning to discover that his brother had died from a blood clot in the night. Eng had been in better health than his
brother, but he died less than three hours later. Doctors could find no explanation for Eng's death,
What is the best Inference to make, based on this passage?
1. Eng may have died of sorrow, missing his brother.
2. Doctors did not look hard enough to find how Eng died.
3. Chang and Eng's wives probably died soon after
4. The sisters wanted to live apart after their husbands died.

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Literature review is a detailed description of the procedures that will be used to investigate your topic or problem. (T,F)

Part 5 Independent practice lesson 9

what is the theme of the story

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Samantha holds a degree in structural engineering. She is currently working with a large construction company on a hospital building project. Considering her degree, what is one task Samantha might be involved in as part of her job?
Group of answer choices

A). interviewing doctors and nurses for the new hospital

B). overseeing all the workers on the hospital project

C). pouring the concrete foundation for the hospital

D). drafting the blueprints for the new hospital

Elijah. [Stopping her.] Wait. Shouldn’t we try to find the owner?

Amber. Come on, you can’t be serious. Even a goody two-shoes like you can’t pass up this opportunity. Live a little, E. J.

Elijah. [Speaking quietly and turning red.] But it’s not ours.

Amber. [Emphatically.] Since when does that make a difference?

Elijah. [His eyes light up.] Hey, remember when you lost your ring in gym class and you were sure you saw Kayla wearing it, but you couldn’t prove it was yours?

Amber. Yeah.

Elijah. [Gaining confidence.] Well, you would have wanted her to turn it in, right?

Amber. [Sighing.] You’re right. Let’s go turn it in.

How does Amber change?

She considers Elijah’s point of view but decides to stick up for what she believes.
She reflects on how she felt in a similar situation and decides to return the wallet.
She understands that she can go to the movies and also return the wallet.

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Choose the word that is correctly divided into syllables.
na/ture setti/ng e/lem/ent at/mosp/here

Question 1 of 10
Which of the following sentences is most clearly describing a theme?
A Imagination is more important than intellect.
B. Dark Shadows lay across the path like the bars of a cage.
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The golden feather represents Mrs. Whitherby's soul.
D The Second World War lasted from 1939 to 1945.
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can you describe the writing skill ? How are you going to apply writing in your learning?

a paragraph on why social media is negative impact on teens?

What is most likely a central idea about progress from the excerpt? * (1 Point) A. Society would advance a lot farther if everyone lived isolated in the woods. B. While supposedly helping the lives of some people , progress destroys the lives of others. C. People will have to burn down existing structures in order to move forward. D. Germans found a much better balance in their advancements by having stricter boundaries .

the teacher say the girl was lazy change into indirect speech ​

In "The Selection", by Kiera Cass, how does America first feel about Maxon? Do her feelings for him change by the end of the book? Would this count as her characterization?