Blog Style Three – Classic

“How effectively does the infographic ’15 Methods to Master Your Time’ use visual and textual elements to convey practical time management techniques to its target audience?” Sample Analysis Below is a sample analysis of the sample infographic above. We follow the Intro-BPs-Closing Structure that follows Introduction, Body Paragraphs and Closing Paragraph. First, read the entire […]

When it comes to analyzing an advertisement, comics, appeal, website, infographic (most of the texts), colors have their say. Below, read a few sample lines that we usually find in Paper 1 Analysis: The presence of deep red tones evokes a sense of urgency and passion, which persuades the audience to act quickly. Similarly, the […]

LONS 1 Ms. Laura Thompson; 68-year-old Widow, no children. Address: Golden Valley retirement home, Boston.  Smoking: Never smoked. Alcohol: A glass of wine occasionally (1–2 times per month). Drugs: Took drugs for 4 years (2001 – 2005) BMI 22; follows a vegetarian diet with a focus on fresh produce.  Occupation: Retired school teacher, engages in […]

Metaphor A direct comparison between two unrelated things without using “like” or “as.” “Time is a thief.” “She had a heart of stone.” “The classroom was a zoo.” “His words were daggers to her heart.” “The world is a stage.” Simile A comparison using “like” or “as.” “She was as brave as a lion.” “His […]

1. Neglecting Visual Elements Explanation: Visual elements like images, colors, and layout are crucial in advertisements and infographics. Ignoring them can lead to an incomplete analysis. Examples: Images: A vivid image of a happy family in an advertisement can evoke emotions of joy and trust, reinforcing the product’s positive qualities. Colors: The use of red […]