The Language of Advertising

"Do you...Yahoo?" is an example of:

• alliteration

• rhyme

• value for money

• luxury and comfort

"Don't dream it. Drive it." is an example of:

• scientific backing

• attraction

• alliteration

• using many adjectives

"Get more pay less" is an example of:

• value for money

• quality

• comparative language

• attraction

"Backed by $31 million clinical research" is an example of:

• using many adjectives

• rhyme

• quality

• scientific backing

"Verizon Wireless: 5x more 3G coverage" is an example of:

• alliteration

• comparative language

• attraction

• luxury and comfort

"Experience the Quality Living" is an example of:

• value for money

• attraction

• luxury and comfort

• scientific backing

"If you don't look good, we don't look good" is an example of:

• value for money

• attraction

• scientific backing

• the meaning of color

"Crisp lettuce, fresh tomatoes, and sizzling beef" is an example of:

• using many adjectives

• luxury and comfort

• alliteration

• rhyme

If you use red and white in your advertisement poster, you are focusing on:

• pure love

• hot nature

• calming food

• romantic mystery

This advertisement is an example of:

• rhyme

• quality

• the meaning of color

• comparative language