Which multimedia choice would be most effective in persuading blog readers to plant a vegetable garden? a video clip featuring a giant animated carrot a photo including turn-of-the-century farmers a graph illustrating the vegetables grown in the us a clip of an interview with a successful teenaged gardener

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So we can eliminate the first answer because people are gonna know you can't grow and animated carrot that is that big, obviously it won't be the second one so let's move on to the last two. a graph is good and all, but it's just a graph of vegetables frown in the US, I don't think that will draw any people to grow vegetables. So that leaves us with a clip of an interview with a successful teenage gardener. This answer is correct because most people will try something when someone younger then them is successful at something. Or if you are younger you will look up to that person and try to do what they do.

Answer= a clip of an interview with a successful teenaged gardener

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I would edit them both a little if you have to write your own but those should give you everything that you need