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MC 101 Test #2-2-~SJ~ You can keep your copy of the test this time.
1. An ad~ertiser who makes a false claim about its product would most likely face an investigation and possible
legal action by which of the following:
/ a. Federal Radio Commission
V , b. Federal Trade Commisssion
@ Federal Communications Commission
d. The Ad Council
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2. In this "division" or "department" of an advertising agency, the copywriters and graphic artists brainstorm ideas,
write the words, and create the images that are used in an ad campaign:
a. research
b. media buying
c. account management
@ creative .
3. The audion tube is an invention that made it possible to:
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.a. incoporate new video footage into "old" films/pictures, (like Forrest Gump playing football for the Crimson Tide)
{b. transmit voices over the electromagnetic spectrum
c. identify any person who downloads a Metallica recording using Napster
d. measure the effectiveness of radio ads
4. Which of the following landmark event...
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