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Pen or Pencil!
Name the commercial strategy used in this ad:
Ethos / Credibility:
We trust doctors, so these earplugs should be trustworthy. (But who is that guy anyway? Is he really a doctor???)
When someone is feeling sick, we might say they're feeling under the...
Weather
Good or Bad English?
When you don't understand:
One more please.
Bad English!
When you don't understand, say
"Once more please" or "One more time, please."
Talk about your favorite food.
Nice job!
What's this?
A blender
Name the commercial strategy used in this ad:
Pathos / Emotion
Two beautiful women are giving each other gifts and look so happy. Perhaps if you buy gifts from Ulta, you'll make someone very happy.
When you're very rich, people might say you're ________ of __________.
made of money!
What is Yumi Ishikawa's job?
She's an actress.
Talk about your favorite entertainment.
Examples: music, movies, tv, etc...
Good job!
It's a kind of machine.
It's very useful for heating up leftovers.
It's usually found in the kitchen.
What is it?
A microwave
Name the commercial strategy used in this ad:
Logos / Logic:
By showing how effective the product is and using a fact or figure (2x more absorbent), they are trying to make a logical statement.
I felt like a _______ in a ______ ______ when I went to Mandai the other day. There's so many interesting things there!
like a kid in a candy shop
Good or Bad English?
How do you spell _______?
Good English!
Talk about your favorite teacher(s).
Good job!
What's this?
A toaster
Name three things which usually appear in an Ethos commercial or advertisement.
*HINT: Check your Commercial Strategies worksheet!*
> Trusted figure
> Trusted brand or symbol
> Support from a famous person
> Famous/Trusted Characters and Cartoons
Many students have a ________ ______ ______ _______s right now. There's always so much homework, club activities, and of course tests.
a lot on their plates
In the news article, "Hidden Camera in Hotel Room Films Family," where was the camera hidden in the room?
In the smoke detector.
What's your favorite season?
Well done!
What's this? (2 words)
A plug outlet
Name three things which usually appear in a Logos commercial or advertisement.
*HINT: Check your Commercial Strategies worksheet!*
> Facts and Figures
> Statistics
> More for your Money
> New and Improved
Americans are very direct or straightforward. They sometimes say that Japanese people ______ _______ ____ _______ too much, and should just say what they mean.
Beat around the bush
Remember the vocab?
To say sorry:
He a~~~ to me for breaking his promise.
apologized
What's your strength or "strong point"?
It's a kind of tool.
It's used to check students' learning.
It's often found at schools.
It's usually on paper.
a test
Remember the ad?
Name at two strategies used here, and explain WHY.
Here is a serious question. “Sarah spends half of the time that she’s up doing housework and spends two-thirds of the rest of her time in taking care of her younger sister. Also, it takes three hours to go to and from school. How long can she study in a day?
If she gets up at 6, and goes to bed at 10, she can only study for 30 minutes every day. Going to bed at 10 is not good for her health though.“
The International NGO group, Save the Children, raises money for a lot of children like Sarah.
Logos/Logic: The ad calculates how much time Sara has to study every day. It shows that Sarah is too busy for school and learning.
Pathos/Emotion: It's a sad story, meant to make you feel sorry for children like her.
500,000 yen!!???
This dog costs ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ !
costs an arm and a leg!
Remember the vocab?
To feel angry or upset at a situation or treatment.
The teacher was f~~ ~~ with the rude, misbehaving students.
What do you think is the most useful invention?
AMAZING!