Assessment 1 _ Year 1 Autumn Term

  Q6. Why might charities use pictures of children in their advertising ?

charities usually use emotive images to endorse their charity .Children are associated with innocence and vulnerability witch is why images of them would appeal to people to make them feel that they want to give these charities money to help these children who is suffering from hunger every day and to support for them a place to live (home) . Some people had experienced poverty before and they were suffering so they do not want other children to suffer like they did and this might make them feel that they are responsible to help these children by giving charities the money needed to provide for them a better life 

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