Based on the advertisement, what is the main purpose of the Greenpeace campaign, and what does it suggest about Greenpeace's involvement in conflict?

Here are the solutions to the questions based on the advertisement:

QUESTION 12
The advertisement aims to raise awareness about the harmful effects of drift netting on dolphins and to encourage people to take action. It explicitly asks readers to "Join Greenpeace" and states, "Together, we can end driftnetting."

The correct option is C.
C) Get people to join the green peace movement and stop drift netting.

QUESTION 13
The advertisement is signed at the bottom with "GREENPEACE" and encourages readers to "Join Greenpeace."

The correct option is D.
D) Green Peace Movement

QUESTION 14
The advertisement demonstrates:

• Concern for the environment (A) by highlighting the killing of dolphins.
• Desire to stir the public from apathy to action (B) by stating "But apathy works just as well" and urging readers to "show you care. Join Greenpeace."
• Commitment to non-violent action for change (C) by mentioning the "Rainbow Warrior as she continues her non-violent actions against the Taiwanese and Japanese driftnetters."

The advertisement clearly shows a willingness to engage in actions against driftnetters, which implies involvement in a form of conflict (even if non-violent), rather than a desire not to be involved in conflict.

The correct option is D.
D) desire not to be involved in conflict in doing this.