Childhood Obesity Rhetorical Analysis
Childhood Obesity
The motto, “The obesity begins in the youngest age” grabs the viewers’ attention by encouraging them to live a healthier lifestyle. The ad reveals an obese person, inside an ice cream cone, with his or her belly hanging over. Obesity is being shown to the audience with a visual picture of how it is being caused. The speaker is trying to meet the prevention of this serious problem, in kids all the way to adulthood, by informing them to eat healthier, exercise, and showing the major fear of many parents.
One of the keys to a healthier lifestyle is exercising. No matter how young or old you are you need to exercise. Whether it is swimming, running a mile, doing push-ups, sports, or even joining a triathlon; Stay active! Often, several of people use the excuse of never having enough time to exercise. If you happen to be one of those people all you need is a little encouragement. Tell yourself you can do it, bring a friend along when you want to exercise, and make the time needed to be active. The speaker may have once been in the position of knowing someone who suffered from obesity or they might have suffered (personal experience). The ad includes inclusive language. …show more content…
The focal points in the ad are the obese belly and the ice cream cone. The belly is a great representation of what obesity is and the cone shows how it is caused. The audience pays close attention to what they eat and how much they eat. “You are what you eat” is one out of several sayings to live by when making choices about food. When presenting something as serious as your health to someone you need to have a serious tone towards them, use significant words to pull them in, and give statistics and facts about your topic. In this case, our topic would be the effect of obesity on children. Our ad provides not only ethnical and logical appeals, but it is using emotions to connect with the
The motto, “The obesity begins in the youngest age” grabs the viewers’ attention by encouraging them to live a healthier lifestyle. The ad reveals an obese person, inside an ice cream cone, with his or her belly hanging over. Obesity is being shown to the audience with a visual picture of how it is being caused. The speaker is trying to meet the prevention of this serious problem, in kids all the way to adulthood, by informing them to eat healthier, exercise, and showing the major fear of many parents.
One of the keys to a healthier lifestyle is exercising. No matter how young or old you are you need to exercise. Whether it is swimming, running a mile, doing push-ups, sports, or even joining a triathlon; Stay active! Often, several of people use the excuse of never having enough time to exercise. If you happen to be one of those people all you need is a little encouragement. Tell yourself you can do it, bring a friend along when you want to exercise, and make the time needed to be active. The speaker may have once been in the position of knowing someone who suffered from obesity or they might have suffered (personal experience). The ad includes inclusive language. …show more content…
The focal points in the ad are the obese belly and the ice cream cone. The belly is a great representation of what obesity is and the cone shows how it is caused. The audience pays close attention to what they eat and how much they eat. “You are what you eat” is one out of several sayings to live by when making choices about food. When presenting something as serious as your health to someone you need to have a serious tone towards them, use significant words to pull them in, and give statistics and facts about your topic. In this case, our topic would be the effect of obesity on children. Our ad provides not only ethnical and logical appeals, but it is using emotions to connect with the