G7Int 3.3 Analyzing Informational Texts
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- Q1
According to the second text, what is the best defense against advertiser tricks?
Helping kids make better friends in real life
Teaching kids to figure out the real messages
Scaring kids away from buying things that are new
Warning kids to never believe anything they read
30s - Q2
What is the first paragraph of the second text mostly about?
How advertisers have adapted to digital media
How many of today’s ads look like ads long ago
How many people are bored of ads
How marketers steal our data
30s - Q3
What does the second paragraph of the second text make clear?
How advertising hurts children
How advertising has not changed
How advertising has changed
How advertising uses digital media
30s - Q4
What does “expanding a product’s target age” mean?
Getting older or younger children to buy something
Convincing only younger children to buy a product
30s - Q5
What does the phrase “multi-platform approach” mean?
When you see ads only on a big screen
When you see ads both on tv and in movies and games
30s - Q6
Why does the author say that marketers have to adapt to “jaded and fickle viewers”?
People have seen many ads already
There are no new products for people to buy
30s - Q7
What does “marketers” likely mean?
Someone who thinks up new ideas to sell a product
Someone who works in a marketplace
Someone who buys a product
Someone who sells a product
30s - Q8
Complete the sentence:
What is brand loyalty? When you have p_______________ feelings towards a brand and continue buying from them.
Users enter free textType an Answer30s - Q9
What is the author implying when he says the brands are getting “stealthier”?
The word "stealthy" has a neutral connotation so he's implying brands come up with many ways to ask consumers for help.
The word "stealthy" has a positive connotation so he's implying brands come up with many ways to help consumers.
The word "stealthy" means "sneaky" so he's implying they are coming up with secretive ways to get you to buy things.
30s - Q10
Why does the author say kids are “vulnerable”?
He uses the word vulnerable because he believes kids are not smart enough to understand marketers' sneaky methods.
He uses the word vulnerable because he believes not all kids are aware of marketers' sneaky methods.
30s - Q11
What can be the results of wanting more things?
Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble30s - Q12
What does the author mean when she says “demystify?
She means literally to clear the mist
She means figuratively to clear up misunderstandings
30s - Q13
What do advertisers want in exchange for freebies?
Users re-arrange answers into correct orderJumble30s - Q14
How do advertisers use location-based apps?
They send you ads for things around you to encourage you to buy
They send you ads for things that are popular with people your age
30s - Q15
What does it mean to question everything you see online?
To wonder if something was written correctly
To ask questions about who, where, and most importantly why, something written
To ask the author of a text or image questions
30s