1. The document contains a vocabulary test about advertising media and methods with 30 multiple choice questions.
2. It also contains a language review section about inserting articles (a, an, the) properly into sentences about word-of-mouth advertising in Japan.
3. The final section contains 5 phrases about starting a presentation, each with an extra incorrect word that needs to be identified.
1. The document contains a vocabulary test about advertising media and methods with 30 multiple choice questions.
2. It also contains a language review section about inserting articles (a, an, the) properly into sentences about word-of-mouth advertising in Japan.
3. The final section contains 5 phrases about starting a presentation, each with an extra incorrect word that needs to be identified.
1. The document contains a vocabulary test about advertising media and methods with 30 multiple choice questions.
2. It also contains a language review section about inserting articles (a, an, the) properly into sentences about word-of-mouth advertising in Japan.
3. The final section contains 5 phrases about starting a presentation, each with an extra incorrect word that needs to be identified.
1. The document contains a vocabulary test about advertising media and methods with 30 multiple choice questions.
2. It also contains a language review section about inserting articles (a, an, the) properly into sentences about word-of-mouth advertising in Japan.
3. The final section contains 5 phrases about starting a presentation, each with an extra incorrect word that needs to be identified.
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Unit Test 5 Volkova Daria ЕЗ-19
Answer all thirty questions. There is one mark per question.
VOCABULARY: ADVERTISING MEDIA AND METHODS 1 Complete sentences 1–10 with answers a), b) or c). 1 A lot of local businesses ______С______________ adverts in our newspaper.
a) endorse b) target c) place
2 Creating clever and memorable __A__________________ such as ‘Mr Muscle loves the jobs you don’t’ is the job of advertising agencies.
a) slogans b) flyers c) samples
3 The company’s new global advertising campaign, which will _______B____________ in Japan, Europe and the US, will cost $3m.
a) promote b) run c) sponsor
4 Many people are beginning to criticise the widespread practice of _____B_______________
marketing, in which companies recruit bloggers to talk about products in exchange for samples or promotions.
a) banner b) viral c) outdoor
5 Through blogs and services such as Facebook and Twitter, companies are able to _______________C_____ more directly with consumers.
a) endorse b) exhibit c) communicate
6 If you would like more information, please help yourself to one of our ___A_________________.
a) leaflets b) pop-ups c) billboards
7 An effective advert is one that _________C___________ the consumer to buy the product or service it advertises.
a) influence b) promotes c) persuades
8 The bulk of mobile advertising is still focused on _________B___________ ads and text messages, but some companies are experimenting with offering free video clips supported by ads screened before and after.
a) target b) banner c) point-of-sale
9 The good news about celebrity __________A__________ is that companies can always sack the celebrity if he or she falls into disgrace.
a) endorsement b) hoardings c) advertorials
10 Some internet service providers now use technology to track the web-surfing habits of their internet users to enable them to ____________A________ advertising more tightly.
a) target b) place c) pop-up
LANGUAGE REVIEW: ARTICLES
2 The text below is about ‘kuchikomi’, or word-of-mouth advertising in Japan. Write in the articles a, an or the where appropriate. Write 0 where no article is needed. Advertisers everywhere know that personal recommendation carries great weight. Normally, word-of- mouth (11)_0___ promotion is free, but impossible to arrange. In (12)__0___ Japan, it can be arranged – at a price. There are agencies with hundreds of teenagers on their books who receive new products and tell their friends about them; others are paid to queue up for (13)___the__ launch of (14)__a___ new product or opening of a new store, creating (15)__an___ artificial ‘buzz’ about it. Halfway between Shibuya and Harajuku is (16)__the___ office of Hiroaki Morita, who set up Teens’ Network Ship on leaving (17)___0__ school. The agency is (18)___the__ longest-established specialist in (19)_the___ teenage market, and often uses informal marketing methods. It has (20)__a___ register of thousands of senior high school pupils in (21)__the__ Tokyo area alone. As Mr Morita describes it, (22)___the__ logic is simple: selected teenagers are given (23)__0___ information or samples of a new product. Feeling superior for knowing something ahead of (24)___the__ crowd, they tell on average 50 of their friends and classmates about their ‘discovery’, so that with (25)__a___ core group of 1,000, word can spread to 50,000 or more.
SKILLS: STARTING PRESENTATIONS
3 Write the extra incorrect word in each phrase. 26 On the behalf of Sigma Marketing, I’d like to welcome you all. My name’s Naseem Akhtar. ___the____
27 This morning, I’d like to tell you about the ideas we’ve come up with for the advertising and campaign. __and_____
28 I’ve divided my presentation into the three parts. ___the____
29 I’ll start over with the background to the campaign, move on to the media we plan to use, and finish with the storyboard for the commercial. ___over_____
30 If there’s anything you’re not clear about it, feel free to stop me and ask any questions.
