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Ads and Appeals Watch each of the following ads and determine which type of appeal is being used, as well as any other persuasive techniques.

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1 Ads and Appeals Watch each of the following ads and determine which type of appeal is being used, as well as any other persuasive techniques.

2 Nextel Commercial Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? Other techniques?
Bandwagon, repetition, rhetorical question… Who is the target market or audience? What makes you think that?

3 Mini Wheats Commercial
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? Other techniques? Bandwagon, repetition, rhetorical question… Who is the target market or audience? What makes you think that?

4 Fishing Rod Commercial
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? Other techniques? Bandwagon, repetition, rhetorical question… Who is the target market or audience? What makes you think that?

5 Refrigerator Commercial
Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? Other techniques? Bandwagon, repetition, rhetorical question… Who is the target market or audience? What makes you think that?

6 Levis Commercial Ethos, Pathos, or Logos? Other techniques?
Bandwagon, repetition, rhetorical question… Who is the target market or audience? What makes you think that?

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