Which of the following correctly apply to negative connotations? select all that apply.

a)they imply the presence of something valued.
b)they imply the lack of something desired.
c)they imply the presence of something undesirable.
d)they imply the lack of something not valued.

a. playing sinister music while interviewing a celebrity . this the correct option.

in this statement , there are two elements that can be used to manipulate the audience: sinister music and the celebrity. these two elements appeal to the audience's feelings. if the programme producer has decided to play sinister music while the famous person is giving the interview , this is because somethig bad has to be associated to the celebrity. therefore, the audience's feelings will be affected. they will feel angry or sympathetic towards the celebrity and they will not pay attention to any fact.

these options are wrong:

b. criticizing a professional athlete without providing reasons . this way of giving information will make audience's feel biased   but their feelings are not being touched. the media become more manipulative when they appeal to emotions.

c. starting a web form for a discussion about a new app. this is an objective way to deal with information. there are not feelings involved.

d. filing a complaint against a company for its bad service. this is a rational example. there are not any emotions involved.

i am sure it is d.); the other options do not make sense. the most logical answer is d.)

the answer your'e looking for is:

a) world war 2 hasn't happened yet

b) consumer culture is all about buying and buying, stocks were giving people loads and loads of money and they kept spending it on huge houses, boats, etc. which was an economic boom.

c) coolidge did not bring an economic boom

d) the alcohol prohibition ended december 5, 1933