Source D A postcard distributed by the Japanese in occupied nations in 1943. Japanese Soldier [Inference] Cal 3. Who do you think was the intended audience of the postcard? How do you know? (Who was the postcard for?) 4. What emotion(s) was the artist trying to make the audience feel? 1. Label and annotate details (what you see) of the postcard as seen in the example (E.g. Japanese Soldier) 2. What can you infer from Source D about the life in Singapore during the Japanese Occupation? Explain your answer. [4] - Write one IEE paragraph 5. (Think Further!) What did the artist want the audience to do after viewing the postcard? 6. (Think Further!) Do you believe what the postcard portrayed about how life was like in Singapore then? Why? O H N Page 4 / 5 + 01/06/2025 20:10
Source D A postcard distributed by the Japanese in occupied nations in 1943. Japanese Soldier [Inference] Cal 3. Who do you think was the intended audience of the postcard? How do you know? (Who was the postcard for?) 4. What emotion(s) was the artist trying to make the audience feel? 1. Label and annotate details (what you see) of the postcard as seen in the example (E.g. Japanese Soldier) 2. What can you infer from Source D about the life in Singapore during the Japanese Occupation? Explain your answer. [4] - Write one IEE paragraph 5. (Think Further!) What did the artist want the audience to do after viewing the postcard? 6. (Think Further!) Do you believe what the postcard portrayed about how life was like in Singapore then? Why? O H N Page 4 / 5 + 01/06/2025 20:10
Question
![Source D A postcard distributed by the
Japanese in occupied nations in
1943.
Japanese
Soldier
[Inference]
Cal
3. Who do you think was the
intended audience of the
postcard? How do you know?
(Who was the postcard for?)
4. What emotion(s) was the
artist trying to make the
audience feel?
1. Label and annotate details (what you see) of the
postcard as seen in the example (E.g. Japanese
Soldier)
2. What can you infer from Source D about the life in
Singapore during the Japanese Occupation? Explain
your answer. [4] - Write one IEE paragraph
5. (Think Further!) What did the
artist want the audience to do
after viewing the postcard?
6. (Think Further!) Do you
believe what the postcard
portrayed about how life was
like in Singapore then? Why?
O
H
N
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Transcribed Image Text:Source D A postcard distributed by the
Japanese in occupied nations in
1943.
Japanese
Soldier
[Inference]
Cal
3. Who do you think was the
intended audience of the
postcard? How do you know?
(Who was the postcard for?)
4. What emotion(s) was the
artist trying to make the
audience feel?
1. Label and annotate details (what you see) of the
postcard as seen in the example (E.g. Japanese
Soldier)
2. What can you infer from Source D about the life in
Singapore during the Japanese Occupation? Explain
your answer. [4] - Write one IEE paragraph
5. (Think Further!) What did the
artist want the audience to do
after viewing the postcard?
6. (Think Further!) Do you
believe what the postcard
portrayed about how life was
like in Singapore then? Why?
O
H
N
Page 4 / 5
+
01/06/2025 20:10
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