CCI 150 – GARY UTK EXAM 2 NEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
FOR TOP PERFORMANCE
scoop: ANSWER to the UT magazine produced by a certain class.
True: Is the ANSWER true or false? Magazines are extremely dematerialized.
Populist style: ANSWER magazines are popular and entertaining and are
frequently found next to checkout counters.
Smithsonian and national geographic information mag styles are examples of
elitist styles.
Economic imperative: ANSWER to the necessity of generating revenue in
order to maintain operations.
The economic imperative is the cause of the rise in populist magazine styles.
Convergence: The majority of magazines have an online presence; include
images and videos.
advertising: Describe how the majority of magazines generate the majority of
their revenue.
70–80% of a magazine's content is advertisements
Readership: ANSWER the population that consistently reads a specific
newspaper, magazine, etc.
True: Is the ANSWER true or false? A targeted audience is more appealing to
advertisers than a broad one.
Consumer: ANSWER -style magazines; anything you can purchase; news,
home and garden, men's, women's, etc.
Non-consumer magazines of the ANSWER kind that are sponsored, trade-
means business, and not available on newsstands
, 90% of periodicals are non-consumer.zines: ANSWER magazines for
marketing purposes
location-based: ANSWER publications that vary depending on your residence
The ANSWER magazines that accompany Sunday newspapers are known as
Sunday supplements.
ANSWER publications for residents of particular regions and cities
PR is a non-consumer periodical that helps keep relationships strong.
Warm medium: ANSWER more interested readers
Broadsheet is a vertical newspaper of the ANSWER type.
Tabloids: ANSWER newspapers that are half the normal size and open from
the side
ANSWER on the upper portion of the newspaper, above the fold
the flag— ANSWER the newspaper's logo
Your attention is drawn to the ear- ANSWER top corner and promotional
places.
the mast— ANSWER the magazines' interiors
Display advertisement: ANSWER standard newspaper advertisement
classified ad- ANSWER huge money maker ad, such as all houses or
automobiles, etc.
After the advertisement is placed, the ANSWER space is left for news.
The percentage of adverts in a newspaper is between 60 and 70 percent.
News: ANSWER to a recent event
Features: ANSWER is engaging for individuals (human interest tales)
Opinion-Separated and Clearly Labeled Response
FOR TOP PERFORMANCE
scoop: ANSWER to the UT magazine produced by a certain class.
True: Is the ANSWER true or false? Magazines are extremely dematerialized.
Populist style: ANSWER magazines are popular and entertaining and are
frequently found next to checkout counters.
Smithsonian and national geographic information mag styles are examples of
elitist styles.
Economic imperative: ANSWER to the necessity of generating revenue in
order to maintain operations.
The economic imperative is the cause of the rise in populist magazine styles.
Convergence: The majority of magazines have an online presence; include
images and videos.
advertising: Describe how the majority of magazines generate the majority of
their revenue.
70–80% of a magazine's content is advertisements
Readership: ANSWER the population that consistently reads a specific
newspaper, magazine, etc.
True: Is the ANSWER true or false? A targeted audience is more appealing to
advertisers than a broad one.
Consumer: ANSWER -style magazines; anything you can purchase; news,
home and garden, men's, women's, etc.
Non-consumer magazines of the ANSWER kind that are sponsored, trade-
means business, and not available on newsstands
, 90% of periodicals are non-consumer.zines: ANSWER magazines for
marketing purposes
location-based: ANSWER publications that vary depending on your residence
The ANSWER magazines that accompany Sunday newspapers are known as
Sunday supplements.
ANSWER publications for residents of particular regions and cities
PR is a non-consumer periodical that helps keep relationships strong.
Warm medium: ANSWER more interested readers
Broadsheet is a vertical newspaper of the ANSWER type.
Tabloids: ANSWER newspapers that are half the normal size and open from
the side
ANSWER on the upper portion of the newspaper, above the fold
the flag— ANSWER the newspaper's logo
Your attention is drawn to the ear- ANSWER top corner and promotional
places.
the mast— ANSWER the magazines' interiors
Display advertisement: ANSWER standard newspaper advertisement
classified ad- ANSWER huge money maker ad, such as all houses or
automobiles, etc.
After the advertisement is placed, the ANSWER space is left for news.
The percentage of adverts in a newspaper is between 60 and 70 percent.
News: ANSWER to a recent event
Features: ANSWER is engaging for individuals (human interest tales)
Opinion-Separated and Clearly Labeled Response
