1. The time when an advertisement will be shown is called its - |
slot |
spacebar |
showtime |
segment |
right |
wrong |
2. A short expression that identifies a particular person or thing is called a - |
nom de plume |
acrostic |
paraphrase |
catchphrase |
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wrong |
3. Something shared or used by most of the population is - |
epidemic |
demagogic |
broadband |
mainstream |
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wrong |
4. The time when most people are watching TV (from 8 -10pm) is called (the) - |
rush hour |
up-tempo |
prime time |
dinner hours |
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wrong |
5. If something stays out of view, it has a - |
visibility issue |
low profile |
hidden agenda |
silent shadow |
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wrong |
6. A short atvertisement (often at a particular time) is a - |
spot |
quickie |
one-off |
advertorial |
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wrong |
7. The number of people who might see an advertisement constitute the advertisement's - |
view rating |
publicity |
exposure |
showing up |
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wrong |
8. Dustbins, telephone boxes, bus stops, etc are collectively called - |
road clutter |
pavement parts |
pedestrian usage |
street furniture |
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wrong |
9. The man responsible for how the public regard a particular product is the - |
dogsbody |
iconoclast |
brand manager |
logo producer |
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wrong |
10. When every possible way to reach the public has been tried you have - |
saturation coverage |
world exposure |
universal appeal |
blanket output |
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wrong |
11. The amount of money allowed for something is the - |
budget |
overhead |
quote |
tender |
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wrong |
12. Newspapers that come out every day are called - |
dailies |
tabloids |
broadsheet |
evening standards |
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wrong |
13. Magazines with expensive paper and lots of pictures are called - |
shinies |
cartoons |
glossies |
upper markets |
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wrong |
14. New, high risk, unconventional sports (like hang-gliding) are called - |
danger sports |
hazard games |
extreme sports |
power plays |
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wrong |
15. The opposite of 'background' is - |
near zone |
up front |
close-up |
foreground |
right |
wrong |