What is the author trying to get the audience to believe

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Questions: Using the cartoon, please answer the following:

1. What is the author trying to get the audience to believe, feel, think, or know? How do you know? Provide a specific example.

2. What is the author's attitude toward the subject? Describe the author's mood. Is the author sad, angry, critical, amused, patronizing? Provide a specific example that supports a answer.

3. Audience: Who is the author addressing? How do you know that? Choose a specific example that supports answer.

4. In the cartoon, how do objects/people/colors relate to each other in the picture? What clues are these relationships giving you? What seems to be the most important relationship in the picture. Identify two, specific, RHETORICAL choices.

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