EAPP RECAP

What is a manifesto?

• a document that publicly declares a pledge, aims, ideas, position, views or purpose of an individual or group and organizations sharing a common belief.

• a brief paper that outlines the important components of a research or project before it is carried out

• a common type of academic argument writing assignment that is written after reading about and discussing a particular issue

• a short, sharp, concise document which is written for a particular purpose and audience that generally sets outs and analyses a situation

Which kind of manifesto serves as the umbrella term for public declaration of position, views and opinions of individual or group organization?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Political Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Which kind of manifesto describes the author's biography, the context, overview, circumstances and impact of the work, and the over-all analyses of the work itself?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Political Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Which kind of manifesto serves as a public declaration of the ideas, intentions, and motives of an artist or artistic movement ?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Political Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Which kind of manifesto serves as a public declaration of a politician's promises to be accomplished while they are in office?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Political Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Which kind of manifesto describes the purpose of the brand, and why they must be given patronage by the consuming public?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Brand Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Which kind of manifesto can be self-encouragement or motivational, mantras?

• Literary Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Inspirational Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Its main purpose is to encourage a call-to-action from the public to attain the specific goals on social issues.

• Inspirational Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Brand Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

“Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving.” - Albert Einstein

What kind of manifesto is the example above?

• Inspirational Manifesto

• Art Manifesto

• Brand Manifesto

• Social Manifesto

Who can write a manifesto?

• A teacher

• A politician

• A researcher

• Anyone