Marketing
Advertising
Products
Key Terms/Vocabulary
Examples
100

What is Marketing?

Activities to create, promote, and present a product or service to encourage sales.

100

What is an Advertisement?

Any communication intended to inform and/or influence one or more people.

100

"Product features" are:

Special characteristics of a product that make it different/ unique.

100

A Rhetorical Question is:

A question that does not require an answer.

100

"I'm lovin' it!" is an example of a:

Slogan

200

Marketing is important because:

It helps increase sales, profits, and volumes of costumers.

200

A Celebrity Endorsement refers to:

The use of a celebrity’s fame, likeability or trustworthiness to promote a product or service.


200

Where a product is manufactured refers to?

The location where it is made.

200

"FOMO" means:

“Fear of Missing Out”

200

Being able to try a lipstick at the makeup counter is an example of a:

Product Demonstration

300

A "Call to Action" is:

Content designed to entice the viewer or reader to immediately perform a specific action.

300

A Slogan is:

A short, memorable phrase used and repeated in a company’s advertising.

300

A Product Demonstration is:

Where the intended or ideal use of a product is shown.

300

A "Simile" is:

A comparison between two things that uses “like” or “as”.

300

Taylor Swift appearing in a Coke ad is an example of:

A Celebrity Endorsement

400

(True or False) Advertising is a part of Marketing.

True

400

"Persuasive Techniques" are:

Techniques used to persuade/ convince a person to make a decision. (In business, to persuade them to buy a product.)

400

"Made in China" tells the consumer that this is where a product is:

Manufactured
400

A "Metaphor" is:

A direct comparison between two things that does NOT use “like” or “as”.

400

"Your life will never be the same after using this product!¨is an example of a:

Hyperbole

500

Without Marketing, companies would not be able to:

Increase sales, profits, and volumes of costumers.

500

"FOMO" is used by advertisers to:

Make the viewer feel like they will “miss out” on something if they don’t buy/use the advertised product.

500

"25 Mega Pixel Camera, Retina display, Scratch-proof design" would be an example of:

Product Features

500

Content designed to entice the viewer or reader to immediately perform a specific action is:

Call to Action

500

"You're my sunshine!" is an example of a:

Metaphor

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