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About advertising

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 14mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Usual young people seeking an identity and a place in the adult working world belong to ...

a)

Emulator-Achievers

b)

Societally Conscious Achievers

c)

Emulators

d)

Need-Directed

2.

The Russian space program launched a rocket bearing a 30-foot ________ logo.

a)

MTS

b)

Macdonalds

c)

NASA

d)

Pizza Hut

3.

The following image is an example of …

a)

Cross-Merchandizing

b)

Targeted Advertising

c)

Ambient Advertising

d)

Virtual Advertising

4.

The kind of ad using some sort of scientific proof or experiment is called ...

a)

The Weasel Claim

b)

The "So What" Claim

c)

The Scientific Claim

5.

Columnist for the ad industry magazine Advertising Age, ____________, calls the variety of commercial messages "environment pollutants."

a)

Richard Parsons

b)

Bob Garfield

c)

Donald Bluth

d)

Simon Sink

6.

Country, city and climate are examples of …

a)

Geographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Psychographics

d)

Behavior

7.

The following image is an example of …

a)

Virtual Advertising

b)

Naming Rights

c)

Ambient Advertising

d)

Cross-Merchandizing

8.

"Supergloss does it with more color, more shine, more sizzle, more!" This is an example of…

a)

"We Are Different and unique" Claim

b)

The Unfinished Claim

c)

The Weasel Claim

9.

Web sites can combine a user's personal information with surfing preferences to create ads that are specifically tailored for that user. What kind of advertising is it?

a)

Virtual Advertising

b)

Product Placement

c)

Cross-Merchandizing

d)

Targeted advertising

10.

The example of Targeted advertising was shown by the ads on the teacher’s … profile.

a)

Twitter

b)

Facebook

c)

Instagram

11.

This is not only a ‘got milk?’ Ad example, but also …

a)

Product placement

b)

Cross-Merchandizing

c)

Digital Advertising

d)

Naming Rights

12.

"Either way, liquid or spray, there's nothing else like it." This is an example of…

a)

The Statistical Claim

b)

The "Compliment The Consumer" Claim

c)

"We Are Different and unique" Claim

13.

Values, attitudes and beliefs are examples of …

a)

Geographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Psychographics

d)

Behavior

14.

A term used to describe deceptive marketing, health care fraud, or a scam is called…

a)

weasel

b)

snake oil

c)

modifier

d)

endorsement

15.

The ‘Cross-Merchandizing’ chapter in your textbook mentions a promotion campaign for the … ‘Harry Potter’ series film.

a)

Second

b)

Fourth

c)

First

d)

Fifth

16.

"SKIN smells differently on everyone." This is an example of…

a)

The "Compliment The Consumer" Claim

b)

The "Water Is Wet" Claim

c)

The "So What" Claim

17.

Harry Potter smashed all previous opening records, grossing $__ million in its first weekend.

a)

90

b)

70

c)

45

d)

120

18.

Which film caused sales of Reese’s Pieces to jump 65%?

a)

Iron Giant

b)

E.T.

c)

Lifted

d)

Titan A. E.

19.

How much money did the Polo Web cite earn from selling pink Polo shirts?

a)

$3,000

b)

$8,000

c)

$900

d)

$5,000

20.

"The lady has taste." This is an example of…

a)

The "Compliment The Consumer" Claim

b)

The "So What" Claim

c)

"We Are Different and unique" Claim

21.

Habits, media consumption and purchasing styles are examples of…

a)

Geographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Psychographics

d)

Behavior

22.

The following image is an example of …

a)

Product Placement

b)

Cross-Merchandizing

c)

Ambient Advertising

d)

Digital Advertising

23.

A short simple tune, often with words, that is easy to remember and is used to advertise a product on the radio or television

(a)  

24.

Education, religion and language are examples of …

a)

Geographics

b)

Demographics

c)

Psychographics

d)

Behavior

25.

The suggestion that the use of the product makes the customer part of an elite group with a luxurious and glamorous life style is called ...

a)

Plain Folks

b)

Snob Appeal

c)

Bribery

d)

Bandwagon

26.

Which of the following is NOT an example of the advertising claims:

a)

"We're Different and Unique"

b)

"Secure, Contain, Protect"

c)

"We Are Different and unique"

d)

"So what?"