20 pointsIn the article, "Ads: Why We Buy What We Buy," you analyzed multiple ads and learned how ads use images, graphics, and/or language to create meaning persuade readers. Select one ad that you have seen recently. Describe the ad and explain how it uses images, graphics, and/or language to create meaning and persuade readers. Make sure you name the product and include specific details about the ad.

The chosen ad is about a multipurpose cleaner.

Explanation:

As you already know, we are living in a time when cleaning products are more than necessary, since we can reduce the transmission of coronavirus by cleaning hands, surfaces and objects.

The announcement I saw recently is related to that and used that moment to emphasize your product.

The product was a multipurpose cleaner. The setting was a house and the advertisement used neutral and light colors, probably to convey the feeling of comfort and tranquility that a home should have and make the consumer want these sensations and associate them with the product.

Within this scenario, it was possible to see a hand spreading the product with a cloth on surfaces and on devices such as remote control, cell phone, computer keyboard, among others. In the meantime, it was possible to hear the voice of the narrator saying things about the importance of using efficient products at that time, because in addition to keeping the house clean and fragrant, it was able to provide protection against viruses and bacteria. Then the narrator stated that the multipurpose cleaner that was being shown in the advertisement was very efficient in this work and that was why it was important for people to try it.

I believe that the narrator created a logical and direct language that passed honesty to the consumer, who is instantly interested in this product.

since he could see color, and nobody else could, he didn't find it fair that everyone else in the utopia couldn't see color but him and the giver : d

the underline word is basically like a prepositional phrase.