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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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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. Text that explains what is happening in a corresponding photo or illustration
3 to 6
Lead paragraph
Response list
Captions
2. Something that gives customers one more reason to purchase your product
Sweetener
Store history
Incentives
Brag-and-boast copy
3. Characteristics of Newspaper ads: Retailers know local customers - retailers promote competing brand - the message is more _____
Response list
Talent
Response device
Urgent
4. To entice the customer to action: sweeteners - incentives - choices - facilitators - ___________
Customer commitment
Wall Mural
Collateral materials
Simple
5. Customers who have already bought from you
Dramatized
House list
Interstate billboards size
Customer commitment
6. The text of the message
Schedule
Letter
Dialogue
Body copy
7. An image from a commercial that sticks in the mind and becomes the visual that viewers remember when they think about the commercial
Stick to time
Key frame
Interstate billboards size
Pyramid style
8. Text used to set the stage and lead into the headline of the copy
Beginning or in the middle
Overlines
Urgent
Pace
9. When the presentation in one medium stimulates the listener or viewer to think about the presentation of the product in another medium
Image transfer
Underlines
70
Testimonials
10. Pompous writing used in corporate communication that contains generic claims that do not differentiate the company
Pace
Blind headline
Image transfer
Your-name-here copy
11. The written version of a television commercial specifying all the video and audio information
3 to 6
Testimonials
Direct-action headline
Television script
12. A written version of a radio commercial used to produce the commercial
Call to action
Story board
Radio script
Navigation
13. What way of presenting a TV ad uses pictures and words?
Selling idea first
Story board
F
Tone of voice
14. ________ (graphically emphasized copy) should be sometimes 1 sentence and no more than 3 to 5 lines
Schedule
Sight bites
4
Key words
15. Brochures and other forms of product literature used in support of an advertising - public relations - or sales promotion effort
Collateral materials
In-town billboards size
Call to action
Casting
16. what is a classified ad that contains a photo called?
Back translation
Classified display advertisement
Stick to time
F
17. In radio advertising - the story is visualized in the listener's imagination
Key words
Beginning or in the middle
Transit advertising
Theater of the mind
18. Elements of Mail Advertising: Outer Envelope - _______ - Sight bites - Response Device
Display copy
Letter
Response device
Key visual
19. A word or phrase typed into a search engine to find websites relevant to a certain topic
Click-throughs
Incentives
Key words
Photoboard
20. In television - a voice that is coming from an unseen speaker
Scenes
Repeating
Off camera
Body copy
21. Strategies for retail advertising: store employees - location - price - products - __________ - store stand on issue - truth
Store history
Set
Attention
Story board
22. 2 fold message of newspaper ad: _____ - sell at a particular store
Television script
Sell product
Customer commitment
Sound effects
23. Headlines that aim to capture attention although they might not provide much information
Dialogue
Direct mail letter
Spam
Indirect-action headline
24. What is the type of rate that is the same amount charge however long it is run?
Flat rate
6
In-town billboards size
Present sales message
25. Types of TV commercials Demonstration: Story - or Both - ________
Identify advertiser or product
Collateral materials
Testimonials
Indirect-action headline
26. What should be put last in the radio ad?
Phone number
Adese
12
Repeating
27. Type that is set in larger sizes that is used to attract the reader's attention
Short life span
Pyramid style
Display copy
Pace
28. If direct mail does not so much generate sales - what does it instead generate?
Dead
Vignette
Sound effects
leads which lead to sales
29. Visuals in TV commercials: Keep it ______ - Put People in it - Make it move - Make something associated with it more - Have nothing move
6
Omnipresence
Simple
Key visual
30. Types of ___________: buses - bus benches - bus stop shelters
Transit advertising
Click-throughs
Radio script
Selling idea first
31. Advantages of _____________: Control - Flexibility - Appeal
Identify advertiser or product
Direct Mail Advertising
Pace
Interstate billboards size
32. Commercials shot outside the studio
Middle
On location
Store history
Pyramid style
33. Tips for Radio Commercials: Understand situation - ___________ - bury legal copy at beginning or middle
Soundtrack of TV
Short life span
Transit advertising
Selling idea first
34. Types of Billboards: Poster Panel 0 Mechanical - Electronic - ________ - Mobile Billboards
Sight bites
Response list
Wall Mural
Storyboard
35. What kind of radio ad is a series of short situations where one character gives a problem and one gives a solution?
Present sales message
Vignette
White space
Off camera
36. A headline that is straightforward and informative and leads to some kind of action
Aerial Banner
Jingle
Direct-action headline
Sound effects
37. Tips for effective commercials: stick to time - ____________ wisely - give all information - repeat vital information
Schedule
Facilitators
24
12
38. Your competitor's customers
Response list
Flat rate
Brag-and-boast copy
Incentives
39. How fast or slow the action progresses in a commercial
White space
Closing pararaph
Soundtrack of TV
Pace
40. The act of clicking on a button on a website that takes the viewer to a different website
Dead
Theater of the mind
Inserts
Click-throughs
41. 3 kinds of ____________: guarantees - toll-free number - phrases such as "bill me later" and "send no money now"
Lists
Wall Mural
Facilitators
Direct mail letter
42. The title of an ad; it is display copy set in large type to get the reader's attention
Jingle
Theater of the mind
Your-name-here copy
Headline
43. Graphics of Newspaper ads: Think Big - let __________ work for you - be creative with physicality - use color - pay extra
F
Indirect-action headline
White space
Soundtrack of TV
44. Formula writing that uses cliches - generalities - stock phrases - and superlatives
Jingle
Adese
F
Response device
45. Types of Direct Mail Advertising: Postcard - double postcard - self-mailer - _______ - Catalog - Envelope Mailing
Direct-action headline
Magalog
Support Copy
Billboards
46. Disadvantages to retail ads: Competition with other ads - less frequently read - __________ - lower quality than magazine - poor placement of ads
Short life span
Casting
Television script
Identify advertiser or product
47. 3:1 or 4:1 - ratio of _____________
Display copy
Interstate billboards size
Back translation
Dead
48. What kind of radio ad often includes obsurd situations?
In-town billboards size
Voice-over
Flat rate
Dramatized
49. Internet ad copy should be written with most important information on top
Pyramid style
Body copy
Story board
Attention
50. The visual of the ______________ include: headline - lead - sight bites
Captions
Direct mail letter
Vignette
Call-outs