Question: EXERCISE 1 0 - 1 Here are several advertising snippets ( usually including the main ploy ) . Evaluate each of them for honesty, cogency,

EXERCISE 10-1
Here are several advertising snippets (usually including the main ploy). Evaluate each of them for honesty, cogency, and the like, and point out uses of the various kinds of gimmicks and devices (humor, jargon, etc.) discussed in the text.
Woman in a cigarette ad: "Until I find a real man, I'll settle for a real smoke."
Burger King sign: "10 FREE French Fry Certificates for only $1.00."
Calvert Gin ad: "Dry, Drier, Driest, Crisp."
Ad for a car: "You can love it without getting your heart broken."
Apple ad: "Think different."
"6. Part of a Nike commercial: "You don't win silver; you lose gold."
Ad for Swiss Mocha: "Drift into a Chocolate Daydream."
Ad for presidential coins: "Every reader of this newspaper who beats the order deadline will still get one of the last never-circulated Golden Presidential Dollar Coins free with each sealed vault tube at just twenty-eight dollars plus shipping."
Budweiser commercial: A rooster very carefully crosses the road and then goes into a tavern where they serve Budweiser. A guy watching this then says to his buddy, "Well, I guess that answers that question." (Hint: This ad is a particular favorite of at least one of the authors of this text.)
*10. The principal part of a newspaper ad sponsored by the U.S. Council for Coconut Research/Information featuring a photo of Martin Agronsky: "The truth told by a famous U.S. television personality: Whoever says coconut oil's 'poisoning' America isn't supported by facts. ... In fact, an on-going medical study in a Boston hospital has turned out some strong evidence that the 'fatty acids' of coconut oil could be beneficial to human health. America's intake of coconut oil fats is a lot less than what you think. The FDA [Food and Drug Administration] commissioner testified recently before the U.S. Congress that less than 1.5% of U.S. total fat intake is made up of coconut oil. ..."
Newspaper ad for the Massachusetts State Lotterv: "There's a good chance vou
 EXERCISE 10-1 Here are several advertising snippets (usually including the main

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