<p> Comic Book Strip Activity 35</p><p>Purpose: To use your creative and drawing skills to illustrate a business world practice</p><p>Instructions: For this assignment, you are to create a minimum of a five-frame (max of 7 frames) comic strip based on a business topic. You may use the Internet, if necessary, to find appropriate pictures, but you will likely find all you need in the clipart gallery in Word or Clips on the Web. </p><p>The comic strip does not have to be humorous; instead, it needs to illustrate and make a point about something important in the business world—be creative, but all work must be school appropriate. If you are unsure, show me as you are working and I will let you know if you are on the right track.</p><p>Change your Paper Orientation by choosing File, Page Setup, and changing it to Landscape. Your boxes should be 2 inches wide and 2 inches tall. After you draw the first square, right click it and go to Format AutoShape. Then, click the size tab at the top. Change the height and width to 2 inches and click OK. Then, copy and paste the boxes across your page. After all of the boxes are drawn be sure to center them or they might hang off the page. Use Print Preview to make sure you can see all of the boxes. </p><p>Be sure to put a title and your name in a text box above the comic strip. Be creative and use lots of pictures. Really show the background (trees or buildings, or furniture if it is an inside scene). Also use callouts for dialogue. Use the crop tool to crop off any unnecessary parts. Check your spelling!</p><p>Save as Comic Strip in your folder. Print in color and place in basket. Proper Phone Techniques By: Student Name</p><p>That is not the way to I always have a smile on my John, the phone is answer the phone! You face, so whenever the phone Okay, ringing. Aren’t Fine, should always answer with rings I am ready. Okay. I you going to Fine. a smile! get the answer it? Hello? point.</p><p>Ring, Ring</p>