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Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 4
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Exercise 5
- Nowadays we are overwhelmed by constantly advertised branded goods tracked goods labelled goods which are supposedly worth having.
- Not only are we feeling surrounded by commercials techniques advertisements but we are also tempted by them.
- Inducing a desire for the product without the customer being aware of it is subtle marketing subliminal advertising subconscious marketing.
- I have had an impression that each TV programme is filled to the edge brim verge with manipulative advertisements.
- A bunch of experts have been working on this project by the sweat of their brow forehead eye lash for over a month.
- I hope I am an exception among consumers who are not irresistant resistant immune to subliminal advertising.
- People who write texts that satisfy marketing needs of a company are copywriters executives editors.
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Exercise 6
TRUE FALSE
2. The kind of advertisement whose aim is to amaze, surprise or even shock a recipient is called shockvertising.
TRUE FALSE
3. When you broach a problematic issue, you don’t need and don’t want to make a point about it.
TRUE FALSE
4. If you want to make somebody conscious of an important cause you don’t feel like raising his or her awareness.
TRUE FALSE
5. When we are accustomed to some habits it means that we are familiar with something and accept it as normal or usual.
TRUE FALSE
6. Some pieces of information, a video, an image distributed rapidly over the internet are called virals.
TRUE FALSE
7. Omnipresent billboards can’t be easily seen in the urban area, in the streets or on office buildings.
TRUE FALSE
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Exercise 7
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Exercise 8
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Exercise 9
Write an opinion essay (200 to 250 words) on the ethical boundaries of advertising. In your essay:
consider the customer's point of view on what is and is not ethical in advertising;
present the manufacturer’s point of view on ethics in advertising.
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