Answer:
Well for question one "Are the words easy to understand?" I would say no for question two "Are the pictures clear, not confusing?" I don't see a picture. For question 3 "Is the intended message easy to identify" I would say yes because it states it in the first sentence saying that Marvest ice is needed to save food for the starving people in the world. "Does it appeal to a wide array of people?" I would say yes and no I think most of the world doesn't care but that there is people out there that do. "Is it engaging and inviting to the eye?" I would say no it is not engaging or inviting I wouldn't want an article screaming at me. "Does it stand out?" Yes it stands out but not in a good way. "Does it use pathos, ethos, and/or logos?" and for this question i dont think so.
Explanation:
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During World War I, the influence of posters as a means of communication was greater than at any other time in history. The ability of posters to inspire, inform and persuade, combined with vibrant design trends in many of the participating countries, has created thousands of compelling visuals.
The general message of propaganda posters is that real men will participate in the war, believing that future children will be proud of their father's contribution.
Persuade the citizens to join the army.
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