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A student is asked to analyze an advertisement. How should she analyze it effectively?
 
  a. look at its partsimages, writing, target audience, colors used, assumptions, design,
  spacingseparately
  b. think about whether she likes the product
  c. just consider how the image works
  d. only focus on the writing of the ad

Question 2

How should a student set up the left and right margins for computer-generated documents?
  ___________________ _______left margin ___________________ __right margin
 
  Fill in the blank(s) with correct word



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Answer to Question 1

a. look at its partsimages, writing, target audience, colors used, assumptions, design,
spacingseparately

Answer to Question 2

justified left margin, ragged right margin



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