1- Choose two magazines or two internet websites to compare and contrast for audience and purpose. One must be one that you enjoy — that you are part of their targeted audience — and one that you'd never pick up on your own — one for which you're definitely not part of the audience. Analyze each magazine or website to determine what it uses to reach its target audience. Look at the pictures, advertisements, articles, language used, art work, colors, or any other facet that makes it unique for its audience. Explain how these elements target its audience. When you are part of the audience, explain how and why it appeals to you. When you are not part of the audience, explain how and why it does not appeal to you. Write a short report in which you explain how each one reaches its target audience. You may use any format for this document; You must include an intro, two body paragraphs minimum, and a conclusion List specific details that prove your assertion about the audience. You can include quotations, numbers of articles on specific subjects, your opinions on the content and appearance, among other topics. Be sure to state the name of each magazine or website and, in your opinion, its target audience. The minimum length is 500; the maximum is 750.2- The following passage is an advertisement for a translation service. Revise the passage to make it more appropriate for a multicultural audience. Submit the revision to your instructor.If your technical documents have to meet the needs of a global market but you find that most translation houses are swamped by the huge volume, fail to accommodate the various languages you require, or fail to make your deadlines, where do you turn?Well, your search is over. Translations, Inc. provides comprehensive translations in addition to full-service documentation publishing.We utilize ultrasophisticated translation programs that can translate a page in a blink of an eye. Then our crack linguists comb each document to give it that personalized touch.No job too large! No schedule too tight! Give us a call today!

InstructionsPrepareListen to the these three short podcasts. Choose one and analyze what elements from the reading in this unit make it an effective podcast.To Learn (Links to an external site.)from The 5 Minute Mentor Best and Worst Diets of 2020 (Links to an external site.)from Nutrition Diva (Links to an external site.)"Uncovering a Huge Mystery of College" (Links to an external site.) from NPR's All Things Considered, October 2, 2019WriteWrite a well-developed three paragraph analysis (about 300-350 words) explaining why the one you chose is effective.In the first paragraph, introduce and describe the podcast, the format and the topic.In the second paragraph, identify and analyze how the use of rhetorical appeals makes the podcast effective.In the third paragraph, analyze and discuss how 2-3 other elements of the podcast are used effectively. Consider factors such as audience, purpose, context, language and audio.Provide clear and specific examples for each paragraph with an in-text citations for any evidence you use from the podcast.Add a Works Cited with an MLA formatted citation. For help making a podcast citation, see the MLA Style Center resource “How Do I Cite an Episode of a Podcast (Links to an external site.)?”

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