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[[image:English 101 ad.jpg caption="Implicit Argument"]]
This ad argues that you can be both fat and attractive. People nowadays are worried about the way they look, mostly with their weight. This ad targets the kids and the adults that feel they are not attractive or beautiful because of their weight. It tries to make people feel better about themselves by stating the heading: Attractive and Fat. My question is do they really mean what they are advertising here? Does the clothing company truly mean that you can be attractive and fat or is it false advertising? I believe that the ad means what it says but it also is trying to get the more hefty of the society to buy their clothing.

Grammar Prezi on Adjectives and Adverbs! [|http://prezi.com/edcc0tkkenwz/edit/#0_943614]

=Adjectives and Adverbs Review Questions:=

1. Adjectives modify which two types of words?
A. Prepositions and pronouns B. Pronouns and Nouns C. Adverbs and Verbs D. Nouns and Verbs

2. Adjectives come...?
A. before the words they modify B. at the beginning of the sentence C. at the end of the sentence D. After the words they modify

4. Which of these is NOT an adjective?
A. Careful B. Friendly C. Angrily D. Bumpy

6. Adverbs modify...
A. verbs, pronouns, and prepositions B. adjectives, nouns, and verbs C. pronouns, nouns, and adverbs D. adjectives, verbs, and adverbs

8. Subjunct adverbs...
A. give more information about other sentence elements B. show relationships between parts of a sentence C. not clearly attached to other parts of the sentence. D. expand, intensify, or diminish the subject, verb, or complement

=9. Identify the Adjective in the sentence: The scary bear chased us from one end of the forest to the other.= = = =10. Find the error and replace with an adjective or adverb: The sheriff looked angry at the man he had pulled over.=

=Falacy Project- Argument to the People= An [|argument] (generally considered a logical [|fallacy]) based on widespread opinions, values, or prejudices and often delivered in an emotionally charged way. This fallacy also goes by the name of Appeal to Stirring Symbols. It appeals to powerful symbols like crosses, awareness ribbons, and any sort of symbol that sends a message or belief.

Examples: Catholic cross- belief in the holy trinity Support our Troops Bumper Stickers- Support for the military Breast Cancer Awareness Ribbons- Support for breast cancer