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Cut out
3 classified ads from a newspaper and say why you would or wouldn't answer
these ads.
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Choose
a TV advertisement that annoys you. Make 3 suggestions for its improvement.
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Keep a
record over 3 days of TV advertising for children. Create a table and
categorise the ads.
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Collect
advertising flyers that come in junk mail. Use them to create a wall chart
that highlights persuasive language.
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Create an advertisment
for your school that could go on the school's website. You could do this
as a web page.
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Locate 3 of your favourite websites. Give their addresses and report on the ads found at each one. Who are they designed for? How do they catch your attention? Are they selling a product or informing you? |
What are some
of the main purposes of advertising? Create a poster to illustrate these
purposes.
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Read the information
at Thinkquest.
Design a Mindmap that summarises the information on this page.
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You have 25
words to sell your house or car. Model your advertisement on examples
from the real estate or motoring section of the newspaper.
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Examine these sites: Look for invitations to join clubs, enter contests and other tricks to collect personal information from the user. Categorise the advertisements. |
Find 5 examples
of Informative advertising and 5 examples of Persuasive advertising. Explain
their differences.
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Create a short
TV commercial giving reasons why you think the opposite sex should be
attracted to you..
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Go to the Advertising
section of Youngmedia
Read the information and design a facts file on Children and Advertising.
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You are the
CEO of an advertising company. Using your best advertising strategies
design an ad for an adolescent magazine for the slogan Don't Smoke.
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Identify and make a list of ads in newspapers, magazines, internet, tv or radio that you consider *Misleading *Controversial *Playing on fear |
You are the advertising
manager of a magazine for teenagers. Collect a range of 20 advertisements
that you would consider suitable for your magazine. Explain in a paragraph
why you have chosen these advertisements.
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