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Look at this public service announcement. which persuasive techniques are used in this poster? check all that apply. 1. eye-catching and sensationalistic graphics 2.language meant to evoke emotion 3.the presentation of important statistics 4.text formatted in different ways 5.specific sound and special effects


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