Argumentative sources review

According to source 2, how does advertising benefit consumers?

• By providing information about products and services

• By increasing the cost of products

• By limiting consumer choices

• By creating brand loyalty

According to source 2, what argument does Juliet Blake make against advertising in her letter to the editor?

• Advertising is too expensive.

• Advertising is misleading.

• Advertising is unnecessary.

• Advertising is ineffective.

In source 2, why did Juliet Blake decide to get rid of her television and forbid her son from watching TV at friends' houses?

• She wanted to encourage more reading.

• She believed TV and its advertisements was harmful.

• She wanted more family time.

• She was moving to a new house.

In source 2, what concerns does Juliet Blake express about advertisements in schools?

• The impact on students' focus and learning environment.

• The financial benefits for schools.

• The variety of products advertised.

• The creativity of the advertisements.

What are the main arguments presented by Juliet Blake in source 2 against advertising in schools?

• Juliet Blake argues that advertising in schools distracts students from learning and may negatively influence children.

• Juliet Blake believes that advertising in schools is beneficial for funding educational programs.

• Juliet Blake claims that advertising in schools promotes unhealthy consumerism among students.

• Juliet Blake supports advertising in schools as a way to engage students with real-world issues.

The American Psychological Association views the impact of advertising on children under the age of eight as:

• Beneficial and educational

• Neutral and inconsequential

• Harmful and misleading

• Supportive and encouraging

What are the pros and cons of selling advertising space in public schools as discussed in source 3?

• Selling advertising space in public schools can generate additional revenue but may commercialize the educational environment.

• Selling advertising space in public schools has no impact on the educational environment.

• Selling advertising space in public schools is universally accepted as beneficial.

• Selling advertising space in public schools is illegal.

Discuss the ethical (right/wrong) implications of advertising targeting children, as mentioned in source 3.

• Advertising targeting children raises ethical concerns about manipulation and exploitation.

• Advertising targeting children is universally accepted as ethical.

• There are no ethical implications of advertising targeting children.

• Advertising targeting children is only a concern in certain countries.

What are some of the benefits of school bus advertising mentioned in the passage?

• Increased brand visibility and community engagement

• Higher costs and limited reach

• Negative public perception and legal issues

• Decreased brand awareness and community involvement

According to source 3, what concerns do some people have about school bus advertising?

• It may distract drivers and students.

• It could lead to increased advertising costs.

• It might not reach the intended audience.

• It may violate privacy laws.