1 . Many of the most memorable advertisement campaigns around tend to be funny. Advertisers use this ________ to attract customers to their product. Audiences like to be ________. People will pay more attention to a humorous commercial than a factual or serious one, opening themselves up to be ________.
The best products to sell using humor tend to be those that consumers have to think the least about. Products that are relatively inexpensive, and often ________, can be represented without providing a lot of facts, and that’s where there’s room for ________. Candy, food, alcohol, ________ and toys/entertainment related products have proven to benefit the most from humor in their campaigns.
Another point to consider when using humor in advertising is that different things are ________ to different people. A commercial that may leave one person laughing may leave a ________ taste in another’s mouth. The ________ market must always be considered. What’s funny in a client presentation may not be funny on an airplane, at a country club or in a hospital.
Humor in advertising tends to improve ________, but does not improve product recall, message credibility, or buying intentions. ________, consumers may be familiar with and have good feelings towards the product, but their purchasing decisions will probably not be________. One of the major keys to a successful humorous campaign is ________, once a commercial starts to wear out there’s no saving it without some variation on the concept. Humorous campaigns are often expensive because they have to be constantly ________. Advertisers must remember that while making the customer laugh, they have to keep things interesting, because old jokes ________ along with their products.
1. A.activity | B.memory | C.strategy | D.product |
2. A.surprised | B.entertained | C.inspired | D.welcomed |
3. A.influenced | B.remembered | C.understood | D.noticed |
4. A.available | B.incredible | C.consumable | D.memorable |
5. A.fun | B.wisdom | C.freedom | D.humor |
6. A.jewelry | B.furniture | C.tobacco | D.computers |
7. A.influential | B.beneficial | C.important | D.funny |
8. A.bad | B.impressive | C.strong | D.flavorful |
9. A.steady | B.target | C.competitive | D.weak |
10. A.company reputation | B.brand recognition | C.consumer image | D.product quality |
11. A.In other words | B.In a word | C.On the other hand | D.On the contrary |
12. A.stopped | B.created | C.affected | D.chosen |
13. A.contrast | B.honesty | C.variety | D.imagination |
14. A.changed | B.reviewed | C.launched | D.criticized |
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