Bell Ringer "Anywhere the Eye Can See, It's Likely to See on Ad" SEPTEMBER 27 & Oct 1 by Louise Story, 2007, The New York Times Companies are finding new ways to advertise, Instructions: Read the excerpt. Answer the question particularly on the Internet or on cell phones and the using A.C.E. In your answer don't write the letter, write trend may lead to more showdowns as civic pride is whatever answer(s) you choose, then give your insulted. Old-fashioned billboards are being converted to digital screens .. allowing advertisers to change reasons for your choice by saying, "The reason I say messages frequently from remote computers, timing this is ." or use a similar glue word/phrase. Then their pitches to soles events or the hour of the day. explain why your evidence proves your answer. "They're making our community look like Las Vegas," said Barbara Thomason president of the Houston Northwest Chamber of Commerce, of the scores of digital signs AGENDAL BELLRINGER: she has noticed popping up in the last few years. "The word "trashy' has been used." 3. ACTION PLAN ON P. 546 (P. 10 11TH GRADE) Question: What is the central point of this paragraph? A. The abundance of public advertising has people 4. READ MODERN ADVERTISING STORY AND COMPARE concerned about their community's appearance. B. The increase in the use of billboards and other HISTORICAL CONTEXT (CONSUMERS AND advertising is a natural part of a community's growth. C. The growth of public advertising is encouraging CONSUMPTION) (FREEDOM people to relocate to other towns. D. The public response to increased advertising is to 1. CONTINUE WITH OTHER WORK reject certain products. =1 screenshot