6th Grade Quiz On Advertisements And Letters!
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One of the ways through which a company can grow its brand or ensure that the target well knows its product is through the use of captivating advertisements. Companies use different forms of advertising, such as catchy songs or posters. Take this sixth-grade quiz on ads and letters to see how much you know about the techniques.
- 1.1. In a business letter, the Dear part, like in Dear Mr. Curry: is called the
- A.
Sending address
- B.
Salutation
- C.
Return address
- D.
Body
- 2.
![2. In this ad, the advertisers wanted the viewer to use association( In Using images (like a cartoon character or the American flag), in the hope you’ll transfer your good feelings about the image to the product.) Here they use the cartoon character to probably want to appeal to]( "2. In this ad, the advertisers wanted the viewer to use association( In Using images (like a cartoon character or the American flag), in the hope you’ll transfer your good feelings about the image to the product.) Here they use the cartoon character to probably want to appeal to")
2. In this ad, the advertisers wanted the viewer to use association( In Using images (like a cartoon character or the American flag), in the hope you’ll transfer your good feelings about the image to the product.) Here they use the cartoon character to probably want to appeal to- A.
Grandparents who want young people to eat healthy cereal
- B.
Young People who like cartoons and associate cartoons with fun!
- C.
Teachers who want to buy cheap cereal
- D.
Really serious people who don't enjoy dogs
- 3.
![3. In this ad, the words like Best Vacation ever are an example of this advertising strategy: Other examples might be, greatest! amazing! awesome!]( "3. In this ad, the words like Best Vacation ever are an example of this advertising strategy: Other examples might be, greatest! amazing! awesome!")
3. In this ad, the words like Best Vacation ever are an example of this advertising strategy: Other examples might be, greatest! amazing! awesome!- A.
Sales and price
- B.
Humor
- C.
Testimonials
- D.
Hype
- 4.4. In a business letter, what comes first?
- A.
Salutation
- B.
Your address (the return address)
- C.
Body
- D.
Sending to (inside) address
- 5.6. What 2 programs does a mail merge combine?
- A.
Excel and Numbers
- B.
Excel and Safari
- C.
Word and Pages
- D.
Excel and Word
- 6.
- A.
1. Help, Labels
- B.
2. Tools, Letters
- C.
3. tools, Mail Merge Manager
- D.
4. Window, Mail Merge Letters
- 7.8. A person would use a mail merge to create multiple copies of the same document like letters, labels or envelopes that are personalized with data from a spreadsheet.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 8.
![9. This advertisement is telling people that they can get designers styles at their store. What other elements are they trying to persuade people with?]( "9. This advertisement is telling people that they can get designers styles at their store. What other elements are they trying to persuade people with?")
9. This advertisement is telling people that they can get designers styles at their store. What other elements are they trying to persuade people with?- A.
Guilt free prices starting at 29.99
- B.
That they are in NYC
- C.
That they have a lot of different clothes for men
- D.
That they have clothes for dogs too!
- 9.10. 6200 Crittenden St. Philadelphia, PA 19130Dr. Amir McCloud144 Green LaneSeattle, WA 90852If this was the heading to my business letter, what is missing?
- A.
My address
- B.
The date
- C.
The salutation
- D.
The sending to address (inside address)
- 10.
![This is ad, the advertiser uses photography to show you how the snow looks and feels and almost makes you feel cold. That's ______________.]( "This is ad, the advertiser uses photography to show you how the snow looks and feels and almost makes you feel cold. That's ______________.")
This is ad, the advertiser uses photography to show you how the snow looks and feels and almost makes you feel cold. That's ______________.- A.
Hype
- B.
Your address (the return address)
- C.
Sense Appeal
- D.
Claim
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