Rhetoric Project D King Are you pouring on the pounds?

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Rhetoric Project D King Are you pouring on the pounds?

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Rhetoric ProjectD King

Are you pouring on the pounds?

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Background

• This advertisement was created by the New York City Health Department to try to make consumers stop drinking soda and stop obesity from drinking sugary beverages.

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What is the appeal to Logos?

• The appeal to logos is that it is logical for America to stop drinking it’s way to obesity.

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What’s the appeal to ethos?

• The ethical appeal is to tell America that it is morally wrong to drink an excessive amount of soda each day and become obese.

• The NYC Health Department’s symbol also gives the ad credibility

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What’s the appeal to pathos?

• The emotional appeal is that it is sad to see America becoming obese by drinking sugary beverages.

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Why did they use different colors on some words?

• Using pink makes the words stand out. The words “pounds” and “Don’t Drink Yourself Fat” stand out because they are pink. This makes you focus on these words.

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How would the ad change if the words were taken out?

• If the words were taken out, then all you would see was an overflowing glass of soda.

• Also, the audience wouldn’t have the sentence at the bottom where the NYC Health Department give suggestions of a replacement beverage such as water.

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Citations

• New York City Health Department. September 2, 2009.http://consumerist.com