Hansa Bhaliya submitted a paper on advertisement appeals to MKBU's Department of English. The paper discusses the definition of advertising as a paid form of non-personal communication used to persuade an audience. It examines different types of advertising appeals including emotional appeals related to psychological needs, adventure appeals promising excitement, humor appeals using comedy, youth appeals targeting young consumers, scarcity appeals emphasizing limited availability, and rational appeals focusing on product features. While emotional appeals engage consumers' emotions, rational appeals provide practical product information. Both positive and negative emotions are used in advertising campaigns.