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Advertising Quiz 2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does layout refer to in print media design?

a)

Selection of photographs and illustrations

b)

Choice of font style and size

c)

Technical elements contributing to style

d)

Arrangement of visual elements on a page

2.

What does typography primarily involve in print media design?

a)

Choice of foreground and background

b)

Font style and size

c)

Use of emotive language

d)

Placement of images

3.

What is the mode of address in print media design related to?

a)

Placement of the logo

b)

Choice of font style and size

c)

Formal or informal communication with the audience

d)

Use of persuasive language

4.

What does anchorage refer to in print media design?

a)

The choice of font style and size

b)

The use of imperatives in advertising language

c)

The story constructed through the text and images

d)

The way the written text secures the meaning of an image

5.

What is likely to be included in a print media product?

a)

Specific details of USP/product or service

b)

Selection of photographs and illustrations

c)

Use of emotive language

d)

Choice of foreground and background

6.

What type of language is often used in modern adverts?

a)

All of these

b)

Persuasive language (hyperbole especially)

c)

Facts and information

d)

Wordplay and puns

7.

What does narrative refer to in print media design?

a)

The use of imperatives in advertising language

b)

The way the written text secures the meaning of an image

c)

The choice of font style and size

d)

The story constructed through the text and images

8.

What is intertextuality?

a)

Specific details of USP/product or service

b)

Other media products from different time periods

c)

Choice of font style and size

d)

References to other media forms or genres

9.

This advert is an example of...

a)

Hard Sell

b)

Soft Sell

10.

This advert is an example of...

a)

Hard Sell

b)

Soft Sell