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• It is a method in how something is communicated?


  media
• It is used to sway, influence or persuade people to advance a cause or an agenda?


  propaganda
• Persuading people to do something by letting them know others are doing it too?


  band wagon
• A famous person giving an endorsement?


  testimonial
• Claiming to be one of the common people?


  plain folk
• Presenting facts that a re only favorable to your side?


  card stacking
• Using broad, vague words that sound nice?


  glittering generalities
• The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create and act using all forms of communication?


  media literacy
• What kind of content are you absorbing?


  Access
• Do you make sense of its message?

  analyze
• Are you aware that each message is created by someone?


  evaluate
• What is the media creators responsibility?


  create
• What do you do with the information?

  act
• The values and ideas that are promoted?


  media messages
• the influences and consequences to the audience?

  media affects
• the central point the message is trying to convey?


  Main idea
• These are the facts and Emile’s that help support the main idea?


  supporting details
• These indicate the main idea?


  topic sentences
• The paragraph “says” what the main idea is?

  Stated main idea
• Sometimes, a paragraph doesn’t state the main idea?

  implied main idea
• These are word or phrases that are not meant to be used literally but rather in a creative manner?

  figures of speech
• Comparison is made using ”like” or ”as”?

  simile
• comparison is made without the use of “like” or “as”?


  metaphor
• The attribution of personal nature or human characteristics to something non-human?

  personifiction
• Used to address someone who is absent or already dead, an abstract and even a non-living object?

  apostrophe