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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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1. Three basic formats of retail ads: display advertisements - classified advertisements - _______ for weekend or Sunday paper
Storyboard
In-town billboards size
Inserts
Hope
2. How many pages is the typical direct mail ad?
Urgent
Short life span
Point-of-purchase
4
3. Graphics of Newspaper ads: Think Big - let __________ work for you - be creative with physicality - use color - pay extra
Facilitators
White space
Casting
70
4. commercials set to music
Omnipresence
Jingle
24
Scenario
5. You can help consumers remember radio ads by ____________ many times an hour and repeating the company's name many times
Direct mail letter
Caption
Lists
Repeating
6. A block of text separate from the main display copy and headline where the idea is presented
Scenes
Display copy
Spam
Call-outs
7. A series of frames sketched to illustrate how the story line will develop
Storyboard
Display copy
Humor and emotion
Straight
8. 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 -
In-town billboards size
Schedule
Back translation
Lists
9. Elements of Mail Advertising: Outer Envelope - _______ - Sight bites - Response Device
Subheads
Dramatized
Immediate Response
Letter
10. How many words should there be on a billboard?
Blind headline
3 to 6
Story board
Interstate billboards size
11. A technique used in commercials in which an off-camera announcers talks about the on-camera sccene
6
Magalog
Voice-over
Middle
12. Disadvantages of ___________: May be perceived in negative light - may cause concern when it comes to shopping
Internet Advertising
Subheads
Stick to time
Point-of-purchase
13. 3 kinds of ____________: guarantees - toll-free number - phrases such as "bill me later" and "send no money now"
Television script
Short life span
Facilitators
Hope
14. What kind of radio ad is a series of short situations where one character gives a problem and one gives a solution?
Interstate billboards size
Lists
Dialogue
Vignette
15. Types of billboards: _______ and electronic
Overlines
Voice-over
Wall Mural
Poster panel
16. An image from a commercial that sticks in the mind and becomes the visual that viewers remember when they think about the commercial
Key frame
In-town billboards size
Closing pararaph
Billboards
17. Tips for effective commercials: stick to time - ____________ wisely - give all information - repeat vital information
Attention
Direct Mail Advertising
Schedule
Talent
18. Parts of envelope mailing COPY: Features - __________ - Sweeteners - Facilitators - Customer Commitment
Repeating
Schedule
Support Copy
Display copy
19. A mockup of a television commercial that uses still photos for the frames
Beginning or in the middle
Immediate Response
Attention
Photoboard
20. Types of Radio Commercials: Straight - Dialog - Dramatized - _______ (short situations) - Musical - Integrated ad
Vignette
Click-throughs
Key frame
Off camera
21. What kind of radio ad often includes obsurd situations?
Stick to time
Dramatized
Key frame
In-store advertising
22. Advantages to Radio: ___________ - Flexibility - Efficient Targeting - Inexpensive
Forgettability
Omnipresence
Call-outs
Urgent
23. Internet ad copy should be written with most important information on top
Pyramid style
Internet Advertising
Urgent
Banner ad
24. A constructed setting in which the action of a commercial takes place
Transit advertising
Body copy
Set
Selling idea first
25. Text used to set the stage and lead into the headline of the copy
Lists
Overlines
Tone of voice
Simple
26. Commercials are planned with segments of action that occur in a single location
Poster panel
12
Scenes
Lead paragraph
27. Your competitor's customers
Click-throughs
Response list
Customer commitment
Television script
28. The last paragraph of the body copy in an ad that sums of the selling message - usually ending with a call to action
12
Beginning or in the middle
Closing pararaph
Direct mail letter
29. What kind of radio ad strives for believability?
Dialogue
Immediate Response
Your-name-here copy
Image transfer
30. 2 1/4:1 - ratio of ___________
Caption
In-town billboards size
leads which lead to sales
Identify advertiser or product
31. Finding the right person for the role
Casting
Simple
Call-outs
Radio script
32. Two things to remember when sending out direct mail: spell their name right and make sure they aren't _______
Incentives
Scenario
Dead
Repeating
33. A concluding line that tells people how to buy the product
Jingle
Identify advertiser or product
Headline
Call to action
34. The first line or paragraph of the body copy that is used to stimulate the reader's interest
Classified display advertisement
Dead
Lead paragraph
4
35. _______________ Strengths: Reach Frequency - Continuity - Targetability - Cost Efficiency
Billboards
24
On location
Storyboard
36. Pompous writing used in corporate communication that contains generic claims that do not differentiate the company
Humor and emotion
Underlines
Your-name-here copy
On location
37. Ad copy is written as a conversation or an announcement and the voices carry emotional cues
Vignette
Brag-and-boast copy
Tone of voice
Omnipresence
38. Lifelike imitations of sounds
Hope
Lists
Key visual
Sound effects
39. Headlines that aim to capture attention although they might not provide much information
Back translation
Image transfer
Straight
Indirect-action headline
40. What kind of radio ad has one voice - is simple - and that uses a celebrity sometimes?
Urgent
Theater of the mind
Straight
Scenes
41. Sectional headlines that are used to break up a section of "gray" type in a large block of copy
Subheads
Immediate Response
Billboards
Incentives
42. Types of TV commercials Demonstration: Story - or Both - ________
Key words
Direct-action headline
In-town billboards size
Testimonials
43. List of contacts that you purchase from companies that put these lists together
In-store advertising
Casting
Compiled list
Key words
44. Commercials shot outside the studio
Storyboard
On location
F
Soundtrack of TV
45. What is the type of rate that is based on space purchase and time it is run called?
Open rate
Selling idea first
Sound effects
Present sales message
46. In which part of the AIPI formula should you repeat the prodcut and company name?
Identify advertiser or product
Call-outs
Voice-over
Hope
47. Characteristics of Newspaper ads: Retailers know local customers - retailers promote competing brand - the message is more _____
Caption
Urgent
Display copy
Attention
48. Which part of the AIPI formula is the longest portion of radio ad?
Captions
Schedule
Present sales message
Display copy
49. What should be put last in the radio ad?
Email
House list
Phone number
Hope
50. Test used to elaborate on the idea in the headline and serve as a transition in the body copy
Sell product
In-town billboards size
Scenario
Underlines