A) $20.00
B) $40.00
C) $50.00
D) $60.00
E) $70.00
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A) sum of the potential number of viewers from each target audience.
B) minimum audience share required by a national advertiser on a local station.
C) total number of viewers of a particular media vehicle within a specific geographic area.
D) targeted rating points achieved by a syndicated program.
E) total rating points achieved by a particular media schedule over a specific period.
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A) Classic
B) First-run
C) Audience-supported
D) Off-network
E) Barter
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A) are long TV commercials that give consumers detailed information about a product.
B) should not be used for products that are available through retail outlets.
C) provide results that are typically not measurable.
D) rely on personal selling to be effective.
E) cannot be used for high-involvement products.
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A) 2 ,828.57 GRPs
B) 282.86 GRPs
C) 28.28 GRPs
D) 2.82 GRPs
E) .28 GRPs
GRPs = Gross impressions/population x 100 = 198,000/70,000 x 100 = 2.828 x 100 = 282.857
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A) buying on a participation basis.
B) using a syndication allowance.
C) using narrowcasting.
D) testing advertising slots.
E) buying a sponsorship.
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A) government control.
B) lengthy lead-times.
C) identical coverage.
D) sponsorship demands.
E) a lack of regulation.
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A) total audience participation (TAP) .
B) duplicated audience.
C) AQH persons.
D) cume persons.
E) GRP.
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A) mass-audience appeal and low production costs.
B) lack of clutter and high auditory appeal.
C) creative flexibility and low clutter.
D) high reach and frequency, selectivity, and cost-efficiency.
E) immediacy, mass-audience appeal, and high reach.
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A) Radio commercials are fleeting.
B) Radio production is inexpensive.
C) Radio restricts the number of creative options that a radio advertiser has.
D) Radio stations with the most appeal to advertisers have the greatest number of commercials.
E) Radio audiences are highly segmented, which saves money for advertisers that need to blanket a market.
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A) cumulative
B) collective
C) participation
D) aggregated
E) fragmented
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