No. The first poster is more like for adults, because it wrote that," your children". So it is more for adults, parents. The parents, however, can in turn tell their children about the importance of saving water. The second poster is more for everybody, because saving water is everyone's responsibility.
Shawn Liew said: These two posters are meant for everyone as everybody must help to conserve water and save the Earth. Also, water is limited so w should treasure it.
i think they are targeted at different people the child in the pail would tell a parent to save water or else their children would suffer. the camel poster would turn children 'on' and would be motivated to do so.
These two posters are for the same type of people. They are meant for parents who have kids and they let their kids bathe in a bath tub.The posters are telling those parents to stop wasting water but conserve water.
No, the first poster is for parent, warning them to save water if they dun wan the water supply to be cut off and their child to suffer. The second one is for all people, gelling them to use lesser water. :D
These posters are not targeted at the same group. The first one is targeted at adults as it says"would you use water more carefully if your kids had to bathe this way". The second one is a cartoon camel, which is targeted for kids. It encourages children, who like animals, to be like it. They will most likely use less water, compared to adults.
I think they are not meant for the same group of people. The first poster is meant for parents to request them to not waste water when bathing for their children. The second poster is for the public not just parents to remind them to use less water.
I think this two posters are not meant for he same target.The first poster is to tell adults to save water or their children have to bath like the baby in the poster while the second poster is to tell children to save water as the picture will attract children to look at the poster and the words in the poster are easier for children to understand.
i think that the 2 posters r not meant 4 the same type of people s the 1st poster states ' your kids ' and looks serious while the other seems more childish.
no.it is to remind everyone to save water no matter which age.for the first one is for parents to save water by using less water 4 their child to bath and the second one is for everyone
Maybe the camel one might be for everyone maybe the child in the pail too the child in the pail would tell other children to save water or else they will be like the child in the picture
I think the first poster are meant for kids.It is to remind the kids to use lesser water when bathing.For the second poster, it can be meant for everyone as there it did not indicate which type of people it is meant for.
no. it is not meant for the same group of people. the first poster is meant for parents who have kids and the second poster is meant for everyone to remind them to save water.
I think both of the posters are not meant for the same group of people. For the first poster, it's for parents as they will not want their children to bathe like that. And for the second poster, it's meant for everyone as everyone needs water for survival.
These two posters are for everyone as everyone needs water for survival.
ReplyDeleteTherefore, water is precious for everyone!
They are not meant for kids.they are telling everyone to use water wisely and not to waste water.
ReplyDeleteNo. The first poster is more like for adults, because it wrote that," your children". So it is more for adults, parents. The parents, however, can in turn tell their children about the importance of saving water. The second poster is more for everybody, because saving water is everyone's responsibility.
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ReplyDeleteThese two posters are meant for everyone as everybody must help to conserve water and save the Earth.
Also, water is limited so w should treasure it.
i think they are targeted at different people
ReplyDeletethe child in the pail would tell a parent to save water or else their children would suffer.
the camel poster would turn children 'on' and would be motivated to do so.
These two posters are for the same type of people. They are meant for parents who have kids and they let their kids bathe in a bath tub.The posters are telling those parents to stop wasting water but conserve water.
ReplyDeleteYes. They are meant for people who waste water. They both have a hint to these people to conserve water.
ReplyDeleteyes, they are meant for the people who waste water.The posters encourage people like them not to waste water
ReplyDeleteNo, the first poster is for parent, warning them to save water if they dun wan the water supply to be cut off and their child to suffer. The second one is for all people, gelling them to use lesser water. :D
ReplyDeleteThese posters are not targeted at the same group. The first one is targeted at adults as it says"would you use water more carefully if your kids had to bathe this way". The second one is a cartoon camel, which is targeted for kids. It encourages children, who like animals, to be like it. They will most likely use less water, compared to adults.
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I think they are not meant for the same group of people. The first poster is meant for parents to request them to not waste water when bathing for their children. The second poster is for the public not just parents to remind them to use less water.
ReplyDeleteI think this two posters are not meant for he same target.The first poster is to tell adults to save water or their children have to bath like the baby in the poster while the second poster is to tell children to save water as the picture will attract children to look at the poster and the words in the poster are easier for children to understand.
ReplyDeletei think that the 2 posters r not meant 4 the same type of people s the 1st poster states ' your kids ' and looks serious while the other seems more childish.
ReplyDeleteno.it is to remind everyone to save water no matter which age.for the first one is for parents to save water by using less water 4 their child to bath and the second one is for everyone
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Maybe the camel one might be for everyone
ReplyDeletemaybe the child in the pail too
the child in the pail would tell other children to save water or else they will be like the child in the picture
I think the first poster are meant for kids.It is to remind the kids to use lesser water when bathing.For the second poster, it can be meant for everyone as there it did not indicate which type of people it is meant for.
ReplyDeleteno. it is not meant for the same group of people. the first poster is meant for parents who have kids and the second poster is meant for everyone to remind them to save water.
ReplyDeleteI think both of the posters are not meant for the same group of people. For the first poster, it's for parents as they will not want their children to bathe like that. And for the second poster, it's meant for everyone as everyone needs water for survival.
ReplyDeleteyes they both are are meant for the same group of people.they tell everyone to use water wisely and reduce water usage.
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