Writing advertisement [Writing]

1. What is the main purpose of an advertisement?

• A. To entertain readers

• B. To persuade consumers to take action

• C. To provide a historical background

• D. To explain scientific concepts

2. Which element of an advertisement grabs the audience’s attention first?

• A. Call to Action

• B. Contact Information

• C. Headline

• D. Main Message

3. What does "target audience" refer to in an advertisement?

• A. The group of people the ad is meant for
  

• B. The people who create the advertisement

• C. The stores where the product is sold

• D. The company that owns the product

4. What is the purpose of a slogan or tagline?

• A. To describe the product in detail
  

• B. To encourage customers to take action
  

• C. To make the ad memorable with a catchy phrase
  

• D. To provide contact information

5. Which of the following is an example of a Call to Action (CTA)?

• A. "Taste the Feeling"
  

• B. "Order Now and Get 50% Off!"
  

• C. "Just Do It"
  

• D. "Think Different"

6. Why are visual elements important in an advertisement?

• A. They help attract attention and appeal to emotions

• B. They replace the need for a message

• C. They make the text harder to read

• D. They are not important at all

7. What should be included in the main message of an advertisement?

• A. The history of the product

• B. A detailed review of competing brands

• C. The product’s benefits and unique features

• D. The contact information

8. Which company uses the slogan "I'm Lovin’ It"?

• A. Nike
  

• B. McDonald's
  

• C. Coca-Cola

• D. Apple

9. Why do some advertisements include contact information?

• A. To make the ad look more professional

• B. To provide customers with ways to purchase the product or service

• C. To add unnecessary details

• D. To make the advertisement longer

10. What type of text is an advertisement?

• A. Narrative

• B. Expository

• C. Persuasive

• D. Procedural