高中英语必修4Unit 1 Advertising--Section 1 A text structure analysis of Advertisements

Unit 1 AdvertisingPart Two Teaching ResourceSection 1 A text structure analysis of Advertisements I. Type of writing and the summary of the textType of writingThis is a declarative writing.Main idea of the passageAs an important part of our lives, advertisement provides information and uses persuasive language and exciting images to encourage people to buy a product or service or believe in an idea. There are two main types of advertisements-commercial advertisements, paid for to promote a product or service and public service advertisements, free to serve the public.Main idea of 1st paragraphAdvertisements are an important part of our lives.Main idea of 2nd paragraphAdvertisements, including commercial advertisements and PSAs, provides information and uses persuasive language and exciting images to encourage people to buy a product or service or believe in an idea.Main idea of 3rd paragraphAn advertisement may not tell you the complete truth. Try not to fall for the thick.Main idea of 4th paragraphPSAs are meant to teach us and help us lead better lives.Main idea of 5th paragraphBe smart about what we believe, and be smart about advertisements. AdvertisementsII. A tree diagram of the textprovides information and uses persuasive language and exciting images to encourage people to buy a product or service or believe in an idea.public service advertisementscommercial advertisementsto sell products or service, misleading sometimesto offer advice, helpfulbe smart about advertisementsIII. A retold version of the text AdvertisementsAdvertisements are an important part of our lives. An advertisement provides information and uses persuasive language and exciting images to encourage people to buy a product or service or believe in an idea. There are two main types of advertisementscommercial advertisements and public service advertisements (PSAs). Not all advertisements tell people the complete truth. Some advertisements lie or try to make people believe untrue claims about products or services. However, PSAs are meant to teach us an