RW Vocabulary Review 14- Advertisements

The government decided to ______ a blanket ban on ads targeting children.

• remove

• impose

• ignore

• encourage

Advertisements often ______ children into persuading their parents to buy products.

• guide

• manipulate

• warn

• educate

Despite their efforts, the marketing campaign was considered ______ due to the low return on investment.

• a wasted endeavour

• a great success

• a minor setback

• a promising start

Parents may try to ______ their children from inappropriate content in advertisements.

• expose

• shield

• encourage

• teach

Advertisers taking advantage of children's immaturity and innocence can lead to children ______ their parents for products.

• educating

• pestering

• ignoring

• thanking

The advertisement was ______ at a very specific target audience.

• aimed

• ignored

• indifferent

• dismissive

Companies sometimes ______ the audience with excessive advertising, hoping to increase brand recall.

• avoid

• ignore

• bombard

• inspire

Advertisements can lead children ______, causing them to desire unnecessary products.

• on the right path

• to success

• astray

• towards education

An advertisement that uses ______ tactics to deceive consumers may face legal action.

• ethical

• honest

• transparent

• unscrupulous

The lifestyle of ______ is often promoted through advertisements.

• rejection

• consumerism

• ignorance

• avoidance