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Adjectives in AdvertisingOnline version Test your ad sense by Чебу Толька 1 What is the main purpose of using adjectives in advertising? a C) To confuse the reader b B) To create desire and persuade customers c A) To make sentences longer 2 Which type of adjective appeals to our senses (taste, touch, smell)? a C) Emotional adjectives b A) Superlative adjectives c B) Sensory adjectives 3 “The crispiest chicken you’ll ever taste!” — Which adjectives are used? a B) crispiest, taste b C) crispiest c A) crispiest, ever 4 “Best”, “ultimate”, and “finest” are examples of: a A) Sensory adjectives b C) Emotional adjectives c B) Superlative adjectives 5 True or False: Using too many adjectives in an ad always makes it more effective. a A) True b B) False (Too many adjectives can make ads less believable) 6 Which adjective is most commonly used in advertising? a A) Cheap b B) New c C) Ordinary 7 “Radiant, glowing skin” — What type of adjectives are these? a A) Evaluative + Emotional b B) Sensory + Descriptive 8 Why do beauty ads often use words like “silky”, “smooth”, and “luxurious”? a C) To make the text longer b A) To sound scientific c B) To appeal to the senses and emotions

Adjectives in AdvertisingOnline version

Test your ad sense

by Чебу Толька

What is the main purpose of using adjectives in advertising?

C) To confuse the reader

B) To create desire and persuade customers

A) To make sentences longer

Which type of adjective appeals to our senses (taste, touch, smell)?

C) Emotional adjectives

A) Superlative adjectives

B) Sensory adjectives

“The crispiest chicken you’ll ever taste!” — Which adjectives are used?

B) crispiest, taste

C) crispiest

A) crispiest, ever

“Best”, “ultimate”, and “finest” are examples of:

A) Sensory adjectives

C) Emotional adjectives

B) Superlative adjectives

True or False: Using too many adjectives in an ad always makes it more effective.

A) True

B) False (Too many adjectives can make ads less believable)

Which adjective is most commonly used in advertising?

A) Cheap

B) New

C) Ordinary

“Radiant, glowing skin” — What type of adjectives are these?

A) Evaluative + Emotional

B) Sensory + Descriptive

Why do beauty ads often use words like “silky”, “smooth”, and “luxurious”?

C) To make the text longer

A) To sound scientific

B) To appeal to the senses and emotions

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Adjectives in AdvertisingOnline version

by Чебу Толька

What is the main purpose of using adjectives in advertising?

Which type of adjective appeals to our senses (taste, touch, smell)?

“The crispiest chicken you’ll ever taste!” — Which adjectives are used?

“Best”, “ultimate”, and “finest” are examples of:

True or False: Using too many adjectives in an ad always makes it more effective.

Which adjective is most commonly used in advertising?

“Radiant, glowing skin” — What type of adjectives are these?

Why do beauty ads often use words like “silky”, “smooth”, and “luxurious”?

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