My funky padlet by Alexis Izquierdo

False Cause

studentizquierdoalexis — 2025-03-05 05:12:26 UTC

This ad is an example of a "false cause". The words give the audience a false cause because Coke actually does not make you happy.

Opinion

studentizquierdoalexis — 2025-03-05 05:23:40 UTC

Although it is tempting to drink soda on a regular basis, soda can be really bad for you, considering it has so much sugar. Knowing that the average grams of sugar a human should consume, which is 27-36 grams, and Coke having 32 grams of sugar is absurd to me. Many individuals drink soda every day, which can later cause them to have health issues.

Video

studentizquierdoalexis — 2025-03-05 05:30:48 UTC

This video explains that Coke and other types of sodas are bad for people in different ways.

Text

studentizquierdoalexis — 2025-03-05 05:34:52 UTC

This ad is an example of a "false cause" because of the words they use. The effect that the advertiser is trying to give is making people believe that if they open a Coke, they'll be happy. This ad includes all individuals that usually drink soda. This message is biased since they are trying to make Coke look like it's good for you.