7+ IELTS Part 3 Vocabulary Advertising

The video tutorial discusses the omnipresence of advertising and how it can be a topic of discussion in exams. It explains key advertising concepts such as jingles, slogans, and target markets, using relatable examples. The tutorial also introduces water-based idioms to describe the saturation of ads and emphasizes the importance of using high-level vocabulary to discuss advertising. Finally, it touches on the concept of astronomical pricing in advertisements.

What is the main point about advertising discussed in the introduction?

• Advertising is a universal phenomenon.

• Advertising is only for luxury products.

• Advertising is a rare occurrence.

• Advertising is only found in large cities.

What is a 'catchy jingle' in the context of advertising?

• A long story about a product.

• A memorable song associated with a product.

• A detailed description of a product.

• A list of product features.

What does the term 'slogan' refer to in advertising?

• A detailed analysis of a product.

• A short, memorable phrase promoting a product.

• A list of product specifications.

• A lengthy article about a product.

What does the idiom 'drowning in advertisements' imply?

• There are very few advertisements.

• There are too many advertisements.

• Advertisements are hard to find.

• Advertisements are very effective.

What does the idiom 'flooded with spam' suggest about an inbox?

• The inbox is organized.

• The inbox has a few messages.

• The inbox is empty.

• The inbox is overwhelmed with unwanted messages.

What is meant by 'target market' in advertising?

• All age groups.

• A specific group of people an ad is aimed at.

• The general public.

• Only teenagers.

How is the term 'astronomical' used in the context of pricing?

• To describe a very low price.

• To describe a very high price.

• To describe a moderate price.

• To describe a discounted price.