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1. The attributes of the four types of magazine covers look very different but do the same thing in a way. For imaged based it has people in it smiling or doing a action or posing. For illustration based has pictures drawn to show the what the magazine might be about. For Type based it's many text typed out, no people, no drawings. For concept base it's objects and items combined together to show or represent something that looks familiar in a way to tell what the covers about. 2. Words on magazines are important because they tell you want is happening or happened.