8th ELA - 1/28/2021

True

False

Magazines

Newspapers

Television

Direct Mail (UPS, USPS, FedEx)

Radio

Large audience, Credible (believable), local news

Takes a long time to read, expensive

Expensive, Limited time, Impersonal (commercials do not appeal to all watchers)

Appeals to multiple senses (see, hear), attention grabbing, mass reach (lots of people see it)

Mass audience, lower cost (than TV), local (usually about the area you live in)

Short amount of time so limited content, background noise so people don't really listen to it attentively.

Expensive to produce, low number of readers, labor intensive (takes a lot of work to create a magazine)

High quality, long life (people keep magazines), appeals to senses (see, touch)

Personal, effective

High Cost (paying people to make phone calls), time consuming (one phone call at a time)

National Television Commercial

Billboard

Newspaper and Radio

National Magazine

Neighborhood newspaper

National Television

Local radio spot

Billboard

Billboard

National Radio

Local Newspaper

Phone calls

None of the above

Listeners can see the words the speaker is using to reinforce the message

The images on the PowerPoint catch the listeners attention

More information can be communicated through the text written on the presentation

None of these

There are more details to provided in text versus photographs.

More has to be inferred in photographs versus text.

Text is not more beneficial in assessing "Taking a Stand".