Charity


 * ===Purpose, Audience, and Author=== ||
 * **Question(s)** ||
 * 1. || What is the poster's purpose? What is the message that this poster communicates? ||
 * || The message is waste helps the enimies. the purpose is to identify similarites between real and fake. ||
 * 2. || Why is it important for this message to be delivered to this audience at this moment in time? ||
 * || It is important for this message to be dilivered to the audience because people are wasing valuables that can be worth something that some people think is wastless. ||
 * 3. || How does the document communicate its message? Think about its use of language, color, space, and symbols. ||
 * || The document communicates it's message by saying con ||
 * 4. || Who is the audience for this poster? ||
 * 5. || What does the poster suggest about the audience's beliefs and values? How accurate are these beliefs? ||
 * || I think the poster is persauding or telling people to use as much valueables before throughing away somthing vauluable. ||
 * 6. || Who is the author of this poster? ||
 * 7. || What are the author's motives for creating this message? How might the writer personally benefit from the audience's acceptance of the message? ||
 * ===Evidence, Support, and Outcomes=== ||
 * **Question(s)** ||
 * 1. || What facts and specific details does the poster use? Are the facts verifiable and believable? ||
 * 2. || What emotions does the document use to communicate its message? How is the audience likely to feel when they read this message? ||
 * 3. || What ethical or moral values does the poster use to communicate its message? What relevant values are not supported by this message? ||
 * 4. || What are the possible outcomes of this message? What will happen if the audience accepts this message? ||
 * 5. || What would happen if everyone in the world accepted this message? ||
 * ===Overall Impression and Conclusions=== ||
 * **Question(s)** ||
 * 1. || What is the overall impression of this message? Summarize the details that you have gathered in your analysis. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||
 * 1. || What facts and specific details does the poster use? Are the facts verifiable and believable? ||
 * 2. || What emotions does the document use to communicate its message? How is the audience likely to feel when they read this message? ||
 * 3. || What ethical or moral values does the poster use to communicate its message? What relevant values are not supported by this message? ||
 * 4. || What are the possible outcomes of this message? What will happen if the audience accepts this message? ||
 * 5. || What would happen if everyone in the world accepted this message? ||
 * ===Overall Impression and Conclusions=== ||
 * **Question(s)** ||
 * 1. || What is the overall impression of this message? Summarize the details that you have gathered in your analysis. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||
 * 5. || What would happen if everyone in the world accepted this message? ||
 * ===Overall Impression and Conclusions=== ||
 * **Question(s)** ||
 * 1. || What is the overall impression of this message? Summarize the details that you have gathered in your analysis. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||
 * 1. || What is the overall impression of this message? Summarize the details that you have gathered in your analysis. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||
 * 2. || How would you categorize this poster—argument, persuasion, or propaganda? Explain your choice. ||