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Digital Advertising and Persuasive writing techniques
Digital Advertising and Persuasive writing techniques
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Year 8 digital advertising and persuasive writing technique quiz. 20 multiple choice questions.
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Come on...do something different. Do something
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Similie
Metaphor
Escape
Rebelliousness
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"I'm lovin' it!!"
Aliteration
Slogan
Catchy jingle
Repitition
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The new Itunes AD has over 40,000 'likes' on Facebook.
Quality claims
Going viral/ BANDWAGON
Expert opinion
Emotive language
4
A question with an implied answer is a....
Opinion
Appealing language
Rhetorical question
Exaggeration
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Appeal to Emotion
Being overly emotional
Using words that convey strong feelings.
Products that make you happy
Crying all the time
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The dentist recommends people use Colgate.
Repetition
Beauty appeal
Authority figure
Fact/statistic
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A famous actor says that he buys a product and recommends it to everyone.
Appeals to wealth
Going viral
Celebrity endorsement
Authority figure
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"Everybody has an iphone"
Emotive language
HYPERBOLE/Exageration
Metaphor
Inclusive language
9
A product that commonly uses the digital advertising technique of Beauty Appeal is
Banks
AFL teams
Makeup
Universities
10
“EVERYONE IS WEARING NIKE SHOES, YOU SHOULD TOO.”
Logo/slogan
Escapism
Bandwagon
Appealing language
11
The picture below is an example of which digital advertising technique?
Logo/Slogan
A catchy jingle
Celebrity Endorsement
Individualism
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The target audience of an AD is
The person you throw darts at
The people your product is aimed at
People that shop at Target
People that work at Target
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“MICHAEL JORDAN SAYS, “I PLAY BETTER WHEN I WEAR NIKES.”
Beauty Appeal
Celebrity endorsement
Sports Appeal
Opinion
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Come on..you will love it!!
Is in an example of what persuasive technique?
Emotional appeal
Exaggeration
Statistic
Attack