English, 22.09.2019 19:10 josephfoxworth

Review the media.
cell phone in the foreground and a totaled car in the background. text says, it may look harmless but its been known to kill thousands.
which best evaluates a persuasive technique used in the media piece?
a. it uses a dark, somber color palette to create a terrifying mood that frightens the audience into considering the impact of a commonplace activity.
b. it uses loaded language to create feelings of embarrassment and shame, which compels the audience to consider the impact of their decisions.
c. it uses sound to put the audience "in the moment" of an auto wreck; this causes the audience to feel the fear that accompanies an auto accident.
d. it uses the image of a cell phone to suggest accidents caused by teen drivers; this causes the audience members to feel concerned for their children.

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