Ad Analysis & Volcanic Preparedness

An ad showing a celebrity using a skincare product uses:

• Bandwagon

• Celebrity Endorsement

• Statistics

• Slogan

"9 out of 10 dentists recommend this toothpaste" uses:

• Emotional appeal

• Expert opinion/statistics

• Slogan

• Bandwagon

An ad with the slogan "Just Do It" aims to:

• Confuse viewers

• Create memorability

• Provide data

• Highlight flaws

An ad targeting teenagers might use:

• Retirement planning tips

• Trendy music and social media hashtags

• Stock market charts

• Baby products

An ad claiming "Everyone loves this product!" uses:

• Bandwagon

• Fear tactics

• Expert opinion

• Humor

An honest ad would likely:

• Provide verifiable data

• Use fake testimonials

• Hide side effects

• Exaggerate benefits

A charity ad showing sad children uses:

• Emotional appeal

• Celebrity endorsement

• Slogan

• Statistics

A deceptive ad might:

• Use paid actors as "real customers"

• Cite peer-reviewed studies

• Disclose risks

• Avoid slogans

An ad’s target audience is:

• The group most likely to buy the product

• Random viewers

• Competitors

• Government officials

A food ad using phrases like "scientifically proven" relies on:

• Slogans

• Expert opinion/statistics

• Bandwagon

• Humor