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Are there any openings for new people to be a veterinarian
Yes. People will always have pets and stock animals, so there will always be a need for veterinarians.
How do news organizations primarily create revenue
through company advertisements
What do choose your own adventure stories allow readers to do
Choose which steps a character will take next ~ Apex
What ad's purpose is to persuade us therefore
C. Our job is to analyze it’s tactics
What An example of social steganography would be
including a hidden message for certain people in a post.
How have technology and social media changed reading
Now reading is a conversation of give and take.
An example of product placement is when a
character in a movie uses an iphone
An example of writing innovation that has allowed us to create on the Internet is what
Fan fiction
An example if target group might be people who
have not been buying a certain product
In hypertext poetry the reader can
Play with words and poetry
Stories in tabloids are an example of
sensationalism -apex
What do the Geico ads that feature a gecko on TV and in online pop-ups exemplify
How advertising campaigns use different forms of
Where can readers can explore the what ifs of established literature
Fan fiction
Why Alisa Miller says news about celebrities like Britney spears is
Cheap (apex)
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