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This magazine cover is about the Empire cinema magazine. It uses images and words like "massive" and "Harry Potter" to attract Harry Potter fans. The pull quote "Bloody Hell!" references Ron Weasley from Harry Potter to draw in fans. Additionally, it promotes other movies to engage the general audience. The phrase "46 movies you need to know about right now!" creates a sense of urgency for readers. In contrast, the Vibe magazine cover targets rap fans aged 15-23. It uses images of Eminem and words like "valium" and "died" to intrigue readers with provocative information. Phrases like "literally almost died" worry the target audience. Alliteration
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This magazine cover uses Harry Potter imagery and references to attract Harry Potter fans. It features a picture of Harry Potter and a pull quote from the series to draw in readers. It also promotes several other movies to engage the broader target audience. Buzzwords like "massive" and "46 movies you need to know about right now!" are used to create a sense of urgency and importance. In contrast, the Vibe magazine cover features Eminem looking menacing to appeal to its target audience of rap fans aged 15-23. It uses more realistic words like "valium" and "died" along with pull quotes like "literally almost died" to intrigue readers with promises of legitimate answers in the interview.
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- Red is the preferred color for magazine fonts and mastheads, followed by black and yellow.
- The target audience (16-20 year olds) mostly buys magazines once a year or 1-2 times a month, so the magazine should have a monthly subscription.
- Readers prefer 2-3 pictures per article on average.
- Articles that are shocking, entertaining, funny, interesting, or informative attract the most attention.
- The cover picture is what catches readers' eyes first on the front cover.
ENGINEERING DRAWING JNTUH
Let's solve this step-by-step:
1) Given: Distance between Delhi and Agra is 200 km
It is represented by a line 5 cm long on the map
2) To find R.F.:
Actual Length (L) = 200 km
Length on map (l) = 5 cm
R.F. = L/l = 200000/5000 = 1/40,000
3) Maximum distance to be measured is 600 km
4) Length of scale = R.F. x Maximum distance
= 1/40,000 x 600 km = 15 cm
5) Draw a line of length 15 cm
6) Divide it into 15 equal parts. Each part will represent 40
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