College Writing 3-1
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<strong>Writing</strong> Assignment 2<br />
45<br />
* Point I about both A and B (both ads show an attractive model)<br />
+ Point 2 about A and B (ad A shows a model with a lighter skin<br />
tone; ad B shows a model with a darker skin tone)<br />
* Point 3 (ad A shows a more striking color contrast than ad B)<br />
Use sentence connectors when writing a comparison and/or<br />
contrast paragraph. Examples of connectors are listed below.<br />
To Introduce Comparison To Introduce Contrast<br />
Compared to<br />
In much the same way,<br />
Similarly, -,<br />
However,<br />
In contrast,<br />
On the other hand,<br />
In the student example below, notice the paragraph organization.<br />
The connectors are underlined.<br />
Duncan Hines Ads<br />
Topic Sentence<br />
(topic + controlling<br />
ideas)<br />
Description of both<br />
ads.<br />
All about B: simpler,<br />
no color contrast.<br />
Details: dark skin<br />
tone, dark cake, moist<br />
lips, moist cake.<br />
All about A: color<br />
contrast. Details: red<br />
lips, cherry on top<br />
of cake, model's<br />
dark hair.<br />
Concluding sentence<br />
{<br />
{<br />
The Duncan Hines ads are very attractive, but the ad for<br />
the white cake mix (A) is more striking than the other ad (B)<br />
because of the color contrast. Each ad shows a model wearing a<br />
cake on the head. Ad A shows a pale-skinned model wearing a<br />
white cake, and ad B shows a dark-skinned model wearing a<br />
chocolate cake. Both of the Duncan Hines ads are effective print<br />
ads because they appeal to readers who like cakes and readers<br />
who are attracted to beautiful models too. Ad B is elegant but<br />
simpler because it does not use color contrast as much as ad A.<br />
Ad B relies on the natural skin tone of the model, and it includes<br />
dark tones to look like chocolate and appeal to consumers.The<br />
model's moist lips remind readers of a moist chocolate cake, and<br />
this makes the ad appealing. However, ad A is more noticeable<br />
than ad B because it has color contrast.The model's dark lipstick<br />
is similar to the red cherry at the top of the white cake.The<br />
model's dark straight hair makes her face and the cake stand out.<br />
The color contrast helps draw attention to the cake without<br />
taking away from the beauty of the face.Therefore, ad A is more<br />
prominent and effective than ad B even though they both rely<br />
on attractive models.