Super Bowl Ads

What type of people usually appear in Super Bowl commercials?

• Athletes, actors, models

• Renowned chefs

• Prominent politicians

• Famous scientists

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What is the average cost of a 30-second commercial during the Super Bowl?

• $2 million

• $3 million

• $4 million

• $5 million

A 30-second Super Bowl ad costs approximately how many million?

• 2.8 million

• 5.5 million

• 10 million

• 36 million

Advertising __________ during major events, like the Super Bowl, can help brands reach millions of viewers at once.

• brands

• slots

• pre-roll ads

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A catchy ___________ helps a ___________ stay memorable in consumers' minds long after they see the ad.

• slogan / brand

• print ad / slot

• billboard / prime time

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Securing a prime time slot for a ________________ can greatly increase a brand's exposure due to high viewer numbers during those hours.

• Slogan

• • TV commercial

• Brand

Which of the following is a common goal of Super Bowl ads?

• To entertain viewers

• To confuse viewers

• To discourage purchases

• To promote reading

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In the context of advertising, what does the term 'target audience' refer to?

• The people who create the ad

• The viewers who are most likely to be interested in the product

• The competitors of the brand

• The celebrities featured in the ad

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What is a 'jingle' in advertising?

• A type of visual effect

• A short, catchy song or tune

• A type of product placement

• A celebrity endorsement

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Which sentence uses the word 'advertisement' correctly?

• The advertisement was very informative.

• He advertisement the new product.

• They advertisemented the event.

• She is advertisementing her skills.

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