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A) Island halves and gatefolds
B) Gatefolds and inserts
C) Quarter-page units and half-page units
D) Junior units and island halves
E) Junior units and inserts
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A) flat-circulation
B) paid-circulation
C) controlled-circulation
D) fixed-circulation
E) variable-circulation
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A) The ability to use red unlike in other formats
B) A volume discount to reuse the ad in later publications
C) A guaranteed better quality reproduction
D) Greater flexibility in expressing the advertising idea
E) A slightly smaller printing area to maximize impact
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A) Frequency discount
B) Trade promotion
C) Service allowance
D) Presentation discount
E) Nonprofit discount
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A) may find its ad anywhere in the newspaper, wherever space permits.
B) is testing the pull rate of two identical size ads with different content for the same product.
C) will not require the newspaper to rerun its ad if production quality is less than desirable.
D) will be penalized if it decides to pull its ad before the closing date.
E) can ensure a choice position in the newspaper by paying the higher run-of-paper (ROP) rate.
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A) If the advertiser requests its ads to be placed in a particular section of the newspaper.
B) If the advertiser contracts for a full year's worth of advertising and fails to buy it.
C) If the ad is not ready by the closing date specified by the newspaper publisher.
D) If the newspaper advertiser wants to change an ad after the closing date.
E) If the advertiser wants to use a preprinted insert in addition to a display ad.
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A) equals the delivered circulation.
B) is the number of copies of the magazine sold on newsstands.
C) is the minimum number of copies of the magazine that the publisher expects to circulate.
D) is the maximum number of magazines that will be distributed through all channels.
E) equals the primary circulation plus pass-along readership minus a safety measure of 10 percent.
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A) Magazines have a high cost per thousand (CPM) .
B) Magazines support a high frequency strategy.
C) Magazines deliver to mass audiences at low prices.
D) Magazines offer flexibility in both readership and advertising.
E) Magazines have a short lead time when compared with other media.
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A) never contain editorial material.
B) primarily attract local rather than national advertisers.
C) are more conducive to color printing than newsprint.
D) contain cheaper ad space.
E) contain photographs.
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A) pass-along readership.
B) primary circulation.
C) derived readership.
D) secondary target audience.
E) subsidiary target audience.
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A) Content, geography, and size
B) Print face, ad rates, and size
C) Audience, ad rates, and percentage of color
D) Content, audience, and number of issues per year
E) Size, distribution channels, and content
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A) demographic
B) consumer
C) regional
D) psychographic
E) statistical
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A) offer minimal reach.
B) tend to be very well read.
C) have low pass-along readership.
D) cover a specific industry in all of its aspects.
E) provide controlled circulation to industry leaders.
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