October assessment learner response

  1) Write your feedback and LR into a NEW blogpost .

WWW(what went well)-This is a very positive first assessment In media with plenty to build on. WELL DONE!

EBI(what went well)-Written English + handwriting are worth keeping an eye on .Make sure you are using terminology correctly:connotes not commotates.

2) I got a grade 5 and a total score of 18.

Q1:1/1 Q2:1/1 Q3:1/2 Q4:2/2 Q5:2/2 Q6:3/3 Q7:2/2 Q8:2/4 Q9:4/8

3)I put connotate instead of connote.

4) Question 6 because I got full marks. I think i put detail and took time.

5)Q8 becuase i was kind of unsure about the question.

6) Below the feedback, complete the learner response tasks or questions and then publish the blogpost.

(09)Charities use children a lot in their adverts for a couple of reasons ; one reason is children usually denotate innocence and helpless.Meaning they are unindependent and would defnitely need support . This would make the consumer feel sorry for the helpless kid and would want to help the innocent. This is smart from the producers to help the company as the advert can affect them emotianally and then they will force themself to help.Also the kid that is usually shown in the adverts looks are very important , they are shown having a deppresed face and sometimes shown as emotionless. This can tear down the consumer and make them feel terrible about young innocent kids who are helpless livng a bad life , this will definetely force the to help there fore meaning they will most probably donate.






























































































































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