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Copywriting
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Subject
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writing-skills
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Formula writing that uses cliches - generalities - stock phrases - and superlatives
Adese
Photoboard
Point-of-purchase
Call to action
2. The written version of a television commercial specifying all the video and audio information
Selling idea first
Casting
Key words
Television script
3. Internet ad copy should be written with most important information on top
Set
Pyramid style
Phone number
F
4. Ad copy is written as a conversation or an announcement and the voices carry emotional cues
Tone of voice
Theater of the mind
Spam
Facilitators
5. A technique used in commercials in which an off-camera announcers talks about the on-camera sccene
Voice-over
leads which lead to sales
Sight bites
Jingle
6. Type that is set in larger sizes that is used to attract the reader's attention
Short life span
Display copy
Present sales message
Phone number
7. Disadvantages of ___________: May be perceived in negative light - may cause concern when it comes to shopping
Tone of voice
Schedule
Internet Advertising
Underlines
8. What kind of radio ad often includes obsurd situations?
Letter
Image transfer
Voice-over
Dramatized
9. Identify sender and receiver - open with EPIC HEADLINE - 1st sentence give mini version of complete message - give them an immediate way to respond such as a link - present copy that covers all benefits - be personal and conversational - use short pa
Email
Your-name-here copy
Image transfer
Photoboard
10. Two things to remember when sending out direct mail: spell their name right and make sure they aren't _______
Classified display advertisement
Dead
Tone of voice
Voice-over
11. You can help consumers remember radio ads by ____________ many times an hour and repeating the company's name many times
Hope
Soundtrack of TV
Repeating
Direct Mail Advertising
12. In which part of the AIPI formula should you repeat the prodcut and company name?
Radio script
Sell product
Aerial Banner
Identify advertiser or product
13. Where should legal copy be buried in the radio ad?
Beginning or in the middle
Caption
Jingle
Call-outs
14. A constructed setting in which the action of a commercial takes place
Brag-and-boast copy
Set
Spam
Overlines
15. List of contacts that you purchase from companies that put these lists together
Interstate billboards size
Middle
Radio script
Compiled list
16. Sectional headlines that are used to break up a section of "gray" type in a large block of copy
24
Phone number
Subheads
Display copy
17. Disadvantages to retail ads: Competition with other ads - less frequently read - __________ - lower quality than magazine - poor placement of ads
Sound effects
Omnipresence
Story board
Short life span
18. An image from a commercial that sticks in the mind and becomes the visual that viewers remember when they think about the commercial
Facilitators
Present sales message
Underlines
Key frame
19. A series of frames sketched to illustrate how the story line will develop
Vignette
Immediate Response
Display copy
Storyboard
20. What is the method by which the customer responds called?
Response device
Sell product
Stick to time
Scenes
21. Headlines that aim to capture attention although they might not provide much information
Indirect-action headline
Body copy
24
Scenes
22. A written version of a radio commercial used to produce the commercial
Radio script
Point-of-purchase
Omnipresence
Selling idea first
23. How fast or slow the action progresses in a commercial
Pace
Talent
Overlines
Present sales message
24. An indirect headline that gives little information
Jingle
Blind headline
In-town billboards size
Caption
25. In radio advertising - the story is visualized in the listener's imagination
Pace
Lists
Theater of the mind
Image transfer
26. Writing for Web Copy: Catch Attention - Keep it short - Text should be simple - Short informative paragraphs - ________ - 4 or 5 lines of copy - emphasize benefits or features - write specifically - powerful words - GRAMMAR - assurance of security -
Lists
Scenario
Store history
Email
27. Types of Radio Commercials: Straight - Dialog - Dramatized - _______ (short situations) - Musical - Integrated ad
12
Point-of-purchase
Vignette
Immediate Response
28. Image that conveys the heart of the concept
Lists
Key visual
Simple
Banner ad
29. The first line or paragraph of the body copy that is used to stimulate the reader's interest
Straight
Lead paragraph
Radio script
Storyboard
30. People who appear in television commercials
Set
4
Talent
Interstate billboards size
31. Which part of the AIPI formula is the longest portion of radio ad?
70
Hope
Forgettability
Present sales message
32. In what shape do people view internet ads?
Blind headline
Pace
Television script
F
33. The last paragraph of the body copy in an ad that sums of the selling message - usually ending with a call to action
Closing pararaph
Phone number
Call-outs
Billboards
34. Advantages to Radio: ___________ - Flexibility - Efficient Targeting - Inexpensive
Caption
Omnipresence
3 to 6
Vignette
35. Strategies for retail advertising: store employees - location - price - products - __________ - store stand on issue - truth
Sell product
Store history
On location
Sight bites
36. Text that explains what is happening in a corresponding photo or illustration
Captions
Omnipresence
Response device
Your-name-here copy
37. A mockup of a television commercial that uses still photos for the frames
Indirect-action headline
Photoboard
Radio script
Off camera
38. Limitations to Radio: Cannot show product - __________ - difficult to test success
Forgettability
Response device
Stick to time
Facilitators
39. Three basic formats of retail ads: display advertisements - classified advertisements - _______ for weekend or Sunday paper
3 to 6
Inserts
Navigation
Collateral materials
40. Advantages of Internet Advertising: Audience - Flexible - ___________ - Inexpensive
Immediate Response
Jingle
Direct mail letter
Letter
41. The text of the message
Body copy
Immediate Response
24
Image transfer
42. Something that gives customers one more reason to purchase your product
Sweetener
In-town billboards size
Collateral materials
Classified display advertisement
43. Pompous writing used in corporate communication that contains generic claims that do not differentiate the company
Your-name-here copy
Banner ad
Support Copy
Hope
44. How many percent of a newspaper is made up of ads?
70
Brag-and-boast copy
In-town billboards size
Open rate
45. 2 1/4:1 - ratio of ___________
Talent
Dramatized
Radio script
In-town billboards size
46. When the presentation in one medium stimulates the listener or viewer to think about the presentation of the product in another medium
Subheads
Image transfer
Caption
Customer commitment
47. A concluding line that tells people how to buy the product
Present sales message
Classified display advertisement
Call to action
Transit advertising
48. How many inches wide is a typical newspaper column?
Photoboard
Key frame
Underlines
12
49. ________ (graphically emphasized copy) should be sometimes 1 sentence and no more than 3 to 5 lines
Magalog
Incentives
Call-outs
Sight bites
50. The practice of translating ad copy into a second language and then translating that version back into the original language to check the accuracy of the translation
Back translation
Lead paragraph
Body copy
Off camera