AOT Review V2 Pt2

A toothpaste ad says '9 out of 10 dentists recommend this.' What is this an example of?

• Expert opinion/statistics.

• Emotional appeal.

• Bandwagon.

• Anecdotal evidence.

A toy company runs ads during cartoons. Why that time?

• To reach children as the target audience.

• Because adults watch cartoons.

• To reach teachers.

• To avoid ad costs.

A campaign uses slang and memes to promote a product. Who is the target?

• Teenagers and young adults.

• Seniors.

• Business owners.

• Teachers.

A political ad uses music, flags, and dramatic stories. What is the strategy used?

• Emotional appeal and national symbolism.

• Historical facts.

• Logical comparison.

• Academic promotion.

Students notice the cafeteria is crowded and brainstorm solutions. What problem-solving step is this?

• Identify the problem, think of possible solutions.

• Skip steps.

• Complain to adults.

• Let staff handle it.

A city sees more traffic accidents and forms a team to fix it. What's the final step?

• Analyze if the solution worked.

• Avoid reviewing it.

• Restart without data.

• Raise fines.

A counselor uses surveys to measure student stress. Why use data?

• It defines the size and impact of the problem.

• It replaces planning.

• It guarantees success.

• It entertains students.

Students are often late. They discover buses are the cause. What is this process?

• Root cause analysis.

• Bus report.

• Protest plan.

• Media survey.

A slideshow uses only TikTok and Reddit. What should the student consider?

• Is the information reliable?

• Do the slides look good?

• Is the site fun?

• Are the posts viral?

While planning an event, the team lacks budget info. What's the best next step?

• Find the missing financial data.

• Pick the cheapest idea anyway.

• Delay a year.

• Ask a friend.