College Writing 3-1
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<strong>Writing</strong> Assignment 1 15<br />
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Reread<br />
&nalyeing ths text<br />
'Advertising Methods." As you reread, do the following:<br />
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In the right margin, put a question mark or write questions next to<br />
the parts of the text you do not understand.<br />
Also in the right margin, write your reactions to the reading (for<br />
example, how do you feel about attractive young people advertising<br />
products?).<br />
Highlight the general statements, and put a star (x) next to the<br />
examples in the reading.<br />
On separate paper, list each stimulus discussed in the reading and<br />
its subcategories.<br />
Example:<br />
Personally relevant stimuli are:<br />
a. Stimuli that appeal to your needs<br />
b. Stimuli that show people similar to you<br />
c. Stimuli that use rhetorical questions<br />
5.<br />
Circle keywords in the text that occur often and that refer to<br />
imp o rtant ideas ( exam ples: s timuli, co n s um er s) .<br />
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Discuss your answers to Exercise 6 with three or four classmates.<br />
1. Ask for your classmates' help with the parts of the reading you did<br />
not completely understand.<br />
2. Discuss your reactions to the reading. Did all of you have<br />
similar opinions?<br />
3. Did you mark the text differently?'v\4ry?<br />
4. Compare your lists of stimuli and subcategories. Are they the same?<br />
If they are not, review the reading with your group and revise your<br />
list if necessary.<br />
5. If you still have difficulty understanding some parts of the reading<br />
or if you disagree about some answers, ask your instructor for help.<br />
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Look through dffirent magazines and newspapers for an ad you would<br />
like to write about in<strong>Writing</strong> Assignment l. Choose an ad that catches<br />
your attention with images more than with words. Put the ad in your<br />
writing folder.