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4.04 Celebrity Endorsement

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This Shrek Happy Meal was created to help advertise Mcdonald's AND the 4th Shrek movie: Shrek Forever After. This is an example of:

a)

Cross-promotion

b)

Celebrity endorsement

c)

Sales

d)

Agency

2.

Matthew Industries pays Kevin Durant to post an IG picture wearing the company's new t-shirt design and appear in a commercial for their new hoodies. KD has been hired as a:

a)

celebrity endorser

b)

actor

c)

manufacturer

d)

salesperson

3.

Which is an example of a celebrity endorser?

a)

Mr. Folk showing up on Morning Announcements

b)

Luke showing off his new Balenciaga slides

c)

Brody (an App State Student) posing for an ad in the freshman paper

d)

Elon Musk promoting Park Road Soda Shoppe's new flavor

4.

Why would a business pay college/high school sports teams to wear a certain manufacturer's clothing?

a)

to influence other students to wear the products

b)

to make positive statements

c)

to give testimonials

d)

to serve as a spokesperson

5.

Lebron James was hired to use a hair-growth product to fix his hairline. He was paid to use the product and discuss its effectiveness during a lengthy infomercial. LBJ is giving a:

a)

testimonial

b)

fact

c)

speech

d)

haircut

6.

Which is an example of a celebrity promoting a service?

a)

Mike Tyson in an ad for boxing gloves

b)

Jennifer Lawrence recommending a Peloton bike

c)

Kevin Hart wearing Jordans to the grocery store

d)

Patrick Mahomes endorsing an insurance company

7.

Bryce Young (an NFL QB) would be most effective promoting products related to:

a)

Growing really tall

b)

Football

c)

Cooking

d)

Surfing

8.

What is the best part about having Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (best current NBA player) endorse your products?

a)

He works for free

b)

You get to meet SGA

c)

He attracts attention

d)

He is always available or you

9.

How could Logan Paul have a negative effect on a product that he endorses?

a)

Does something dumb, illegal, and inappropriate

b)

Appears in other ads and videos

c)

Loses his next boxing match after a good fight

d)

He retires from boxing

10.

Beyonce was so amazing that no one noticed the AP watch she had on her wrist. This is an example of celebrities _________ the product.

a)

overshadowing

b)

ignoring

c)

not using

d)

losing

11.

Celebrity endorsers are usually _______ to hire.

a)

extremely expensive

b)

illegal

c)

super cheap

d)

easy

12.

Endorsements are a form of ____________.

a)

advertising (promotion)

b)

pricing

c)

products

d)

placement

13.

Can Cameron hire Post Malone to promote his new cologne if Posty has never used or seen the product?

a)

No

b)

Yes

14.

Tom Brady tried my new pasta company and said, "That was really not good at all. I'm glad I tried a small bite and didn't die."

I quote TB12 on my website: "That was really... good. I'm glad I tried a... bite."

This is an example of the illegal promotion activity known as:

a)

Rewording statements

b)

Using exact quotes

c)

Reprinting advertisements

d)

Using images

15.

Which is NOT illegal according to the FTC?

a)

Summarizing and rewording celebrities' opinions

b)

Continuing to run ads after a celebrity stops wearing your product

c)

Stating LaMelo Ball prefers Spalding basketballs without trying others

d)

Kevin Hart stating Nike shorts are the BEST ever

16.

Which of the following is an example of a celebrity endorser:

a)

A publicist writing advertising copy

b)

A college student posing for a print ad

c)

A well-known person promoting a product

d)

A business owner appearing in a commercial

17.

A celebrity who is paid to use a product and discuss its effectiveness during a lengthy TV commercial is giving a(n)

a)

interview.

b)

personal observation.

c)

testimonial.

d)

sales presentation.

18.

Serena Williams appearing in this ad for Nike while holding a Wilson tennis racquet is an example of:

 

a)

public relations.

b)

cross-promotion.

c)

team-building.

d)

personal selling.