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ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 1 1 ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS IN YOUR OWN WORDS! What does advertising do? Name a few things that ads use to make their product well known? What is the difference between display and classified ads? Name a few examples of direct mail! What are the advantages of radio ads? What are electronic billboards? When is advertising on TV most expensive? What is the first thing that advertising agencies do before they produce an ad? How do governments protect consumers from advertising? How far does advertising go back in history? When did mass advertising start? How did the invention of radio and television change advertising? Are there any bad sides of advertising? Name some!

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 2 2 TRUE OR FALSE T F Advertising gives people information about a product or a service. Slogans are always connected with an ad. Newspapers, magazines and the Internet belong to the group of print media. Only a small part of a newspaper is made up of ads. You can find newspaper ads only in one section of the paper. Magazines have better paper and a better printing quality than newspapers. Mail order companies are companies that send leaflets to people. Local advertisers put a lot of their advertising on the radio. Electronic billboards are the most expensive kind of outdoor advertising Sometimes certain products appear on TV shows. A spam is an email that a person hasn t asked for. Market researchers make the designs for ads. Tobacco advertising is allowed in America but not in Europe. Advertising goes back to ancient Greece The invention of the printing press made advertising cheaper. The first advertising agencies came up in America in the 1950s. One of the advantages of the advertising industry is that it creates new jobs. Children are often the main target of advertisers.

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 3 3 MATCH THE WORDS WITH THE DEFINITIONS A announcement a short phrase that is easy to remember B cartoon the money a person gets when they work C D slogan promise a sheet of paper that tells people about a product machine that takes you from one floor to another in a building E headline in the whole country F elevator an important and official statement G choose to do something again H advantage something that is written, printed and sold I nationwide an ad that is shown over the top of a web page J on sale a short film that is made up of many drawings or pictures K publish the good side of something L M N income banner commercial to find out information about something or someone or what people do title of a newspaper report that is printed in large letters a system for moving goods or people from one place to another O repeat an ad on television or radio P brand something that a shop sells Q research to decide which one you want R transit type of product made by a company S flyer to tell someone that you want to do something

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 4 4 MATCH A PART OF EACH SECTION TO MAKE A FULL SENTENCE! Billboards are owned that can be used of their papers An ad could try a lot of people shop windows Product placements are ads commercials that rent them to advertisers Some ads use slogans send information a candidate for president Newspapers sell advertising space in charge of creating can advertise the product best Advertisers often broadcast that appear only to a certain group of people Some mailing lists by companies many times a day. Television can reach to make voters choose very quickly Many stores have their own department which type of media in a TV show or series It is very important to find out in all sections over and over again

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 5 5 WRITE A SHORT SUMMARY ABOUT THE MAIN ADVERTISING MEDIA Media Main Information Newspapers Television Outdoor signs Internet

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 6 6 FILL IN THE BLANKS WITH WORDS FROM THE BOX Advertising tells people about products and and tries to make them buy a. Ads do their jobs in many different ways. are words in big letters that try to get the of the readers. Some ads use slogans or phrases that are easy to. Advertising agencies often get a famous person, like an actor or, to talk about a product. characters are often connected to a certain product and become with it. appear athlete attention broadcast cartoon catchy consumer creative One of the most important techniques of advertising is. Ads are many times a week for weeks or months. When people see them they might want the product. Advertising is often done by firms. First they try to get information about the buying of their - who buys a certain product and why. The age, sex and social of a are also important. The people in the department ideas and themes. They prepare images, photos and text and where the ad should. customers decide develop famous habits headlines product remember repetition services special status

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 7 7 CROSSWORD 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Created with EclipseCrossword www.eclipsecrossword.com Across 1. an ad on radio or TV 4. a thin book that gives information on something or advertises something 5. a short song or a melody in ads 6. liked by many people and very popular 11. ad that is shown over the top of a web page 13. the best TV viewing time in the evening 16. short film that is made up of many drawings or pictures 17. the way you do or plan something 18. title of a newspaper that is printed in large letters on the front page Down 1. easy to remember 2. picture or image 3. type of product made by a company 7. written information that you leave for a person 8. machine that takes you from one floor of a building to another 9. to send out radio or TV programmes 10. to pay money so that you can use something 12. the people at home who watch or listen to a programme 14. the money a person gets for his regular work 15. to write, print and sell something

ADVERTISING - EXERCISES 8 8 WRITE AN AD ABOUT A PRODUCT USE PICTURES, SLOGANS AND TEXT TO MAKE IT AS INTERESTING AS POSSIBLE! The following points should be included: what is good about the product why people should buy it why it is better than a different product the price