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Revision Quiz for Advertising Management

Total questions: 51

Worksheet time: 26mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best illustrates the shift from traditional to digital advertising?

a)

Increased use of print ads

b)

One-way communication from brands

c)

Personalized marketing using customer data

d)

Mass media reach through television

2.

The biggest advantage of digital advertising over traditional media is

a)

Higher production value

b)

Broader reach

c)

Ability to track consumer behavior and engagement

d)

Reliance on intermediaries

3.

Which of the following distinguishes advertising from public relations?

a)

Advertising is more credible than PR

b)

PR is always paid; advertising is not

c)

Advertising allows full control over the message

d)

PR focuses only on product promotion

4.

In a crisis situation, which tool is more appropriate and why?

a)

Advertising – to change audience behavior

b)

PR – to manage and repair reputation

c)

Advertising – to reduce media attention

d)

PR – to increase product sales

5.

What is the key role of a media house in the advertising ecosystem?

a)

Designing brand identity

b)

Creating persuasive copy

c)

Offering ad space and reach to target audience

d)

Conducting competitor analysis

6.

Which of the following is NOT a typical function of an advertising agency?

a)

Media planning

b)

Product manufacturing

c)

Creative development

d)

Campaign execution

7.

Why are research suppliers critical to advertising planning?

a)

They handle campaign budgets

b)

They supervise media buying

c)

They provide data for strategic decisions

d)

They manage influencer relations

8.

Which of the following steps comes first in advertising planning?

a)

Media selection

b)

Situation analysis

c)

Budget allocation

d)

Message development

9.

What is the primary objective of the persuasion process in advertising?

a)

To confuse the competitor's strategy

b)

To enforce government regulations

c)

To influence consumer attitudes and behavior

d)

To increase production capacity

10.

Integrated Marketing Communication is significant because it

a)

Encourages independent advertising efforts

b)

Increases product shelf life

c)

Delivers a consistent message across all channels

d)

Reduces customer feedback loops

11.

How has AI changed the advertising decision-making process?

a)

Reduced consumer engagement

b)

Eliminated the need for human copywriters

c)

Enabled predictive targeting and content personalization

d)

Increased ad costs drastically

12.

Automation in advertising is best exemplified by

a)

Manual email campaigns

b)

Programmatic media buying

c)

Celebrity endorsements

d)

Billboard advertising

13.

Which approach suggests that advertising objectives should be derived from marketing objectives?

a)

DAGMAR

b)

Hierarchy of effects

c)

Sales response model

d)

Market share model

14.

Which of the following is a characteristic of a well-set advertising objective under the DAGMAR model?

a)

Flexible and vague

b)

Measurable and time-bound

c)

Based on emotions only

d)

Focused on long-term profit

15.

In the Elaboration Likelihood Model, the peripheral route is more effective when

a)

The audience is highly involved

b)

Logical arguments are needed

c)

Low-involvement processing is expected

d)

The product is technically complex

16.

Which theory emphasizes the psychological triggers such as motivation and attention in advertising?

a)

Social Psychological Theory

b)

Economic Theory of Advertising

c)

Stimulus-Response Theory

d)

Maslow’s Need Hierarchy

17.

According to the ELM, which message attribute is crucial in the central route?

a)

Repetition

b)

Celebrity endorsement

c)

Message quality and argument strength

d)

Humor and visuals

18.

Which of the following best describes a creative brief?

a)

A detailed media buying report

b)

A blueprint outlining strategy and creative direction

c)

A government-mandated advertising approval

d)

A sales script for customer calls

19.

What component is least likely to be found in a creative brief?

a)

Target audience profile

b)

Campaign timeline

c)

Product pricing strategy

d)

Key message to communicate

20.

When setting objectives for an advertising campaign, which of the following is most important?

a)

Number of employees in the ad agency

b)

Clarity of communication goals

c)

The length of the advertisement

d)

Historical sales data only

21.

Which stakeholder in the advertising process would be most involved in developing the creative brief and why?

a)

Research supplier – due to data gathering

b)

Advertiser – due to budget control

c)

Advertising agency – to align messaging and strategy

d)

Media – due to space availability

22.

A brand uses AI to serve ads based on browsing history and purchase patterns. This is an example of

a)

Traditional targeting

b)

Randomized marketing

c)

Predictive advertising

d)

Brand storytelling

23.

If an advertiser wants to appeal to rational decision-making through detailed product features, which persuasion route should they use according to ELM?

a)

Peripheral

b)

Cognitive dissonance

c)

Central

d)

Emotional

24.

How can IMC enhance the effectiveness of an advertising campaign?

a)

By using a single message across varied touchpoints

b)

By increasing costs due to multiple channels

c)

By encouraging each department to act independently

d)

By focusing only on offline promotions

25.

In evaluating the success of an ad campaign under DAGMAR, what should be primarily measured?

a)

Profit margins

b)

Change in consumer behavior or attitude

c)

Number of creative visuals used

d)

Cost per click

26.

Under DAGMAR, what should be primarily measured?

a)

Profit margins

b)

Change in consumer behavior or attitude

c)

Number of creative visuals used

d)

Cost per click

27.

Which of the following best explains how a message gains attention in a cluttered media environment?

a)

Repetition of the same ad

b)

Use of high production cost

c)

Use of contrast, surprise, and relevance

d)

Endorsement by politicians

28.

Associating positive emotions with a brand primarily serves to

a)

Increase media buying costs

b)

Position the brand functionally

c)

Create emotional resonance and brand loyalty

d)

Reduce product return rate

29.

Which statement accurately reflects group influence on consumer behavior?

a)

WOM has minimal impact on brand choice

b)

Consumers make completely rational decisions

c)

Reference groups can strongly shape perception of ads

d)

Group influence is only effective in rural areas

30.

In copywriting, the most critical part for grabbing initial attention is

a)

The body text

b)

The tagline

c)

The headline

d)

The company logo

31.

Which of the following creative approaches is most effective for low-involvement products?

a)

Emotional storytelling

b)

Comparative advertising

c)

Logical persuasion

d)

Demonstration of product features

32.

Which factor is least relevant when allocating a media budget?

a)

Target audience size

b)

Competitor media spend

c)

Number of employees in marketing

d)

Media cost and effectiveness

33.

A media brief typically includes all of the following EXCEPT

a)

Marketing objectives

b)

Target audience profile

c)

Budget for R&D

d)

Desired communication outcomes

34.

Which media scheduling strategy works best for seasonal products?

a)

Continuous

b)

Flighting

c)

Pulsing

d)

Static

35.

Developing a media plan involves

a)

Designing packaging

b)

Selecting media vehicles, timing, and budgeting

c)

Inventory control

d)

Setting retail prices

36.

If a campaign delivered 250 Gross Rating Points (GRPs) and reached 50% of the target audience, what is the average frequency?

a)

2.5

b)

5.0

c)

125

d)

300

37.

A TV spot costs ₹200,000 and reaches 500,000 viewers. What is the Cost per Thousand Impressions?

a)

₹2

b)

₹4

c)

₹400

d)

₹200

38.

A channel charges ₹500,000 for a 30-sec ad, and its rating point is 5. What is the CPRP (Cost Per Rating Point)?

a)

₹100,000

b)

₹50,000

c)

₹1,000,000

d)

₹10,000

39.

If Brand A has a BDI of 120 and CDI of 80, it means

a)

Both brand and category are underperforming

b)

Brand is doing better than the category in the market

c)

Brand is underperforming

d)

Category is outperforming the brand

40.

In a region, Category sales index (CDI) = 90, Brand development index (BDI) = 70. Which of the following strategies is most appropriate?

a)

Invest heavily

b)

Avoid the region

c)

Maintain the current strategy

d)

Investigate brand issues before further investment

41.

Which body in India monitors advertising ethics and self-regulation?

a)

SEBI

b)

TRAI

c)

ASCI

d)

NABARD

42.

Which of the following falls under the purview of ASCI’s Code of Conduct?

a)

Political advertisements

b)

Deceptive and misleading advertising

c)

Government notices

d)

Personal blogs

43.

The key ethical concern in targeting children in advertising is

a)

Budget overspending

b)

Regulatory compliance

c)

Exploitation of psychological vulnerability

d)

Brand positioning

44.

Which global organization issues advertising standards and principles across nations?

a)

WHO

b)

UNESCO

c)

ICC (International Chamber of Commerce)

d)

WTO

45.

Standardization in global advertising offers which key benefit?

a)

Local cultural appeal

b)

Increased adaptation costs

c)

Consistency in brand image

d)

Reduced creative control

46.

Localization of advertising becomes essential when

a)

The product is tech-oriented

b)

Cultural differences strongly affect perception

c)

There is no competition

d)

The media is expensive

47.

An ad campaign was found violating ethical norms. What would ASCI likely do first?

a)

Fine the brand immediately

b)

Take legal action

c)

Notify media agencies to stop airing it

d)

Send advisory and offer time to withdraw or modify

48.

Which of the following would best improve CPRP in a campaign?

a)

Target niche high-cost programs

b)

Reduce ad frequency

c)

Negotiate lower ad costs or choose high-rating shows

d)

Choose only digital platforms

49.

How can an advertiser integrate message strategy and media planning effectively?

a)

Keep both strategies separate

b)

Let creative team finalize media choices

c)

Align message tone and platform characteristics

d)

Focus only on cost reduction

50.

In developing a creative brief for a new product launch, the most crucial element is

a)

Media channel selection

b)

Sales forecasting

c)

Understanding the target audience's emotional drivers

d)

Selecting the design agency

51.

Why might a brand choose to run separate localized ads instead of one global campaign?

a)

Lower media buying costs

b)

Greater control over the central message

c)

Improved cultural relevance and resonance

d)

Simplified production process