2) The intended audience of this image is the federal government/the people who decide how much funding mental health services will get.

3) This image appeals to pathos because it gets the audience to feel pity or empathy for those who need mental health services by comparing the lack of funding to people begging for money.

4) It effectively conveys the message because it compares the situation to a situation that everyone knows of and can empathize with.

2) The intended audience of this message is people who weren't necessarily as appreciative of health workers at the time of the pandemic.

3) This message appeals to logos because the main people who had to deal with COVID-19 were doctors, nurses, and other health workers.

4) This image is effective at conveying the message because it is a good visual representation of what health workers had to experience at the time of the pandemic.

2) The intended audience is those in college or going to college

3) It can be applied to pathos because of the danger we can see and the fear we feel for the student about to be dead.

4) It's effective in conveying it because it shows the students aren't aware of the danger they are in with how many loans they have. While taking a selfie, the smile on their face conveys they don't see the big snake about to eat them, which is the loans and debt they have to pay off now.

The cartoon itself shows education's priority of core academic subjects such as math, reading, and writing over subjects like art, PE, and Science. Additionally, the students themselves are evidently young, likely elementary students who are shown having information forced into their minds. Interestingly, unlike the expressionless and gray students who are writing, there is one student who stands out for their bright colors while looking at the “discretionary” subjects. It can be gauged that the message is that education has had an ill effect on students causing them to lose individuality in favor of being disciplined in learning. 

2. Who is the intended audience of this message?

The intended audience that the message was most likely meant for was for school boards, or any individuals who have a career in academics.

3. Does the message appeal to ethos, logos, and/or pathos? Why? 

The message appeals to pathos with a bit of logos as it brings up a contentious and emotional topic regarding the impact school courses have on children.

4. Do you think this image is effective at conveying the message?

I believe the image does an exceptional job of conveying a message with use of subtle imagery and coloring, especially on the students themselves who should be focus of the message.

- The intended audience of this message is parents or anyone who lives with kids.

- The message appeals to ethos because it relates to the ethics and morals of the audience; it almost asks to "do the right thing" in regards to smoking.

- I think that this image is effective at conveying the message. The image displays crayons in the place of cigarettes and it kids writing that says "Just like mommy." This can be related to the fact that kids will usually aspire to be like their parents and have a lot of admiration for them. If a parent smokes it could be likely that their child will too. But as the adults, the parents know that smoking can be harmful to their kid, and that might encourage them to stop.

The main message that is being conveyed is that usually for most terms and conditions usually have a hidden meaning in the fine print which may end up with your information being leaked.

Who is the intended audience of this message?

The intended audience of this message is the consumers of any social media websites.

Does the message appeal to ethos, logs, and/or pathos? Why?

This message appeals to logos as it reasons with the audience's sense of reason and logic as it shows it would be logical to always read the fineprint of any contract, especially digital ones.

Do you think this image is effective at conveying the message

This image is pretty effective at conveying the message that things may not be what they always seem and shows there may be hidden messages in most terms and conditions 

2- I believe the intended audience is girls who feel the need to look like models and like other women shown on social media.

3- I believe the message appeals to pathos because the writer wants one to feel the need to change something based on their appearance.

4- I believe the image is good at conveying its message because it is a constant issue that girls now deal with.

The main message is that usually advertisements make things look better in order to appeal to the audience in order to get more product sales.

Who is the intended audience of this message?

The intended audience is anyone who enjoys burgers or fast food.

Does the message appeal to ethos, logs, and/or pathos? Why?

The message is undoubtedly logos as it is more often than not, a factual demonstration of the advertising making things seem better than they truly are.

Do you think this image is effective at conveying the message

The image does a good enough job at conveying the very simple message of practices of the fast food industry in particular.

2) The intended audience is for the people who participate and enhance the insecurity that women have, such as model agencies.

3) This message appeals to pathos due to the comparison between a healthy and happy looking woman to a frail and unsmiling woman. The woman that represents the women of the world is nothing but skin and bones which represents what people expect of women now.

4) I believe this image does an amazing job at conveying the message with the words used and the contrasting images of the two women with drastically different appearances. The bright colors of the woman on the left compared to the dull colorless woman on the right gives a clear distinction between them and their emotions.

2-The intended audience is the american people, as they ought to know how US international diplomacy works.

3-This image appeals to the logic/logos of the viewer, as the labels are describing concepts of economic and military leverage.

4-This image is good at conveying it's message by how simple yet understandable it is.