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1. 1 pts. |
A nonpersonal way of communicating with the public, using a mass medium is called what? | |
| A. | mass media | |
| B. | internet | |
| C. | advertising | |
| D. | broadcasting | |
| E. | direct mail | |
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2. 1 pts. |
Which of the following is a disadvantage of TV advertising. | |
| A. | It can reach a lot of people at once | |
| B. | It uses sights, sounds, and motion | |
| C. | It does not cost a lot of money to make | |
| D. | It costs a lot of money to make | |
| E. | They can be played over and over again | |
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3. 1 pts. |
How long are most TV ads? | |
| A. | 10 or 20 seconds | |
| B. | 30 or 60 seconds | |
| C. | 1 or 2 minutes | |
| D. | 10 or 30 seconds | |
| E. | 30 or 60 minutes | |
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4. 1 pts. |
Which of the following is not a type of Cyber Ad? | |
| A. | Banner ad | |
| B. | Pop-Up ad | |
| C. | Movie ad | |
| D. | Screen ad | |
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5. 1 pts. |
What is an infomercial? | |
| A. | A commercial on TV that gives information | |
| B. | A commercial on the Radio that gives information | |
| C. | A television program that sells a product | |
| D. | A radio program that sells a product | |
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6. 1 pts. |
What does the word circulation mean in terms of magazines? | |
| A. | How many ads a magazine contains | |
| B. | How many magazines are printed | |
| C. | How many people a magazine reaches | |
| D. | How many times a person reads a magazine | |
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7. 1 pts. |
How do newspapers and magazines sell the space in their paper? | |
| A. | by the inch | |
| B. | by the page | |
| C. | by the amount of text | |
| D. | by the picture | |
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8. 1 pts. |
What determines the cost of TV and Radio Ads? | |
| A. | time | |
| B. | size in inches | |
| C. | If there is music or not | |
| D. | How loud it is played | |
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9. 1 pts. |
When is TV’s primetime? | |
| A. | 7-9 am | |
| B. | 12-3 pm | |
| C. | 4-6 pm | |
| D. | 8-11 pm | |
| E. | 12-3 am | |
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10. 1 pts. |
When is Radio’s primetime? | |
| A. | lunch time | |
| B. | late night | |
| C. | afternoon | |
| D. | rush hours | |
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11. 1 pts. |
Means of mass communication such as TV, radio, and newspapers is called what? | |
| A. | Broadcasting | |
| B. | Mass Media | |
| C. | Cable | |
| D. | Mass Communicaiton | |
| E. | Advertising | |
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12. 1 pts. |
Which of the following is not a type of print advertising | |
| A. | transit ads | |
| B. | outdoor ads | |
| C. | direct mailing ads | |
| D. | cyber ads | |
| E. | directory ads | |
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13. 1 pts. |
What percentage of adults in America read a newspaper? | |
| A. | less than 25% | |
| B. | 25% | |
| C. | 50% | |
| D. | more than 50% | |
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14. 1 pts. |
The fact that you can place an ad in a newspaper quickly and for little money is a positive of using newspaper advertising. | |
| True | ||
| False | ||
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15. 1 pts. |
The fact that you cannot target a specific area is a negative of using newspaper advertising. | |
| True | ||
| False | ||
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16. 1 pts. |
The fact that most people throw away their newspapers after reading them is a negative of using newspaper advertising. | |
| True | ||
| False | ||
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17. 1 pts. |
What percentage of people actually responds to direct mail advertising? | |
| A. | 1% | |
| B. | 5% | |
| C. | 10% | |
| D. | 25% | |
| E. | 50% | |
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18. 1 pts. |
Advertising that uses public transportation to display ads is called what? | |
| A. | bus ads | |
| B. | billboards | |
| C. | train ads | |
| D. | transit ads | |
| E. | transportation ads | |
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19. 1 pts. |
What is advertising that is sent directly to peoples homes by mail called? | |
| A. | home advertising | |
| B. | direct mail advertising | |
| C. | mail advertising | |
| D. | personal advertising | |
| E. | flyer advertising | |
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20. 1 pts. |
Placing name brand products in move and TV scenes is called what? | |
| A. | realism | |
| B. | product placement | |
| C. | in scene advertising | |
| D. | movie advertising | |
| E. | realistic placement | |
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21. 1 pts. |
Why did product placement begin? | |
| A. | because of the movie ET | |
| B. | because of the movie Waynes World | |
| C. | because of the movie Die Another Day | |
| D. | to make movie and TV more realistic | |
| E. | to help pay for the cost of making a movie | |
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22. 1 pts. |
What can happen if a movie uses product placement to insult a company? | |
| A. | They can be sued | |
| B. | Nothing Can Happen | |
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23. 1 pts. |
Beauty attracts us; we are drawn to beautiful people, places, and things. What advertising technique does this describe? | |
| A. | Beauty Appeal | |
| B. | Celebrity Endorsement | |
| C. | Escape | |
| D. | Nurture | |
| E. | Unfinished Comparison Claim | |
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24. 1 pts. |
Associates product use with a well-known person. By purchasing this product we are led to believe that we will attain characteristics similar to the celebrity. What advertising technique does this describe? | |
| A. | Beauty Appeal | |
| B. | Celebrity Endorsement | |
| C. | Escape | |
| D. | Nurture | |
| E. | Unfinished Comparison Claim | |
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25. 1 pts. |
Getting away from it all is very appealing; you can imagine adventures you cannot have; the idea of escape is pleasurable. What advertising technique does this describe? | |
| A. | Beauty Appeal | |
| B. | Celebrity Endorsement | |
| C. | Escape | |
| D. | Nurture | |
| E. | Unfinished Comparison Claim | |
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26. 1 pts. |
Every time you see an animal or a child, the appeal is to your paternal or maternal instincts. Associates products with taking care of someone. What advertising technique does this describe? | |
| A. | Beauty Appeal | |
| B. | Celebrity Endorsement | |
| C. | Escape | |
| D. | Nurture | |
| E. | Unfinished Comparison Claim | |
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27. 1 pts. |
Use of phrases such as “Works better in poor driving conditions!” What type of advertising technique is this an example of? | |
| A. | Beauty Appeal | |
| B. | Celebrity Endorsement | |
| C. | Escape | |
| D. | Nurture | |
| E. | Unfinished Comparison Claim | |