These Copywriting multiple-choice questions and their answers will help you strengthen your grip on the subject of Copywriting. You can prepare for an upcoming exam or job interview with these 50+ Copywriting MCQs.
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A. PPC ad
B. Callout
C. Funnel
D. Popup ad
A. CAPITALIZE EVERY LETTER
B. Put a few exclamation points at the end!!
C. Capitalize Each Word's First Letter
D. "Put quotes around the copy"
A. If you're not completely satisfied with Product X, we will refund the purchase price.
B. Product X contains 100% organic ingredients.
C. An indepent medical study shows that Product X…
D. Like you I struggled with dieting, but then I found Product X.
A. Art director
B. All of the above
C. Client
D. Marketing team
A. Newspaper Op Ed column
B. Fiction novel
C. Sales brochure
D. Personality quiz
A. Unclear Soft Proposition
B. Unique Selling Proposition
C. Uniform Sales Pamphlet
D. Universal Safe Payment
A. Fear
B. Guilt
C. Desire to belong
D. Establishing authority
A. Blog
B. Search ad
C. Advertorial
D. Pay per click ad
A. Always more than three paragraphs
B. As long or as short as it needs to be depending on what the situation calls for
C. No longer than three paragraphs
D. As absolutely short as possible
A. Sentence structure
B. Punctuation
C. Spelling
D. Grammar
E. Tone
A. False
B. True
A. buzzwords
B. keywords
C. catchy words
D. hype words
E. rare words
A. Complex and challenging
B. Emotionally misleading
C. Clear and concise
D. Disguised as information
A. EPC
B. CTR
C. ROI
D. SEO
A. False
B. True
A. True
B. False
A. headline
B. bullet list
C. last 20%
D. last sentence
A. Be knowledgeable about search engine optimization
B. Be proficient with Photoshop
C. Know basic programming languages
D. Have a degree in Computer Science
A. False
B. True
A. You can only get hired as a copywriter if you are also an artist or photographer
B. Successful copywriters come from all walks of life
C. Only published authors can succeed
D. Successful copywriters must have a college degree in journalism
A. Keywords
B. Drivenwords
C. Copywords
D. Keytags
A. Attack, Interest, Distract, Action
B. Attract, Intense, Dreamy, Advertise
C. Attract, Instigate, Drop, Allow
D. Attention, Interest, Desire, Action
A. The goal of the project or campaign
B. Details on special offers, pricing, or incentives
C. All of these
D. Insights into the target audience
A. Emotion
B. Feeling
C. Longing
D. Awareness
A. Product rant
B. Quality pronouncement
C. Price point
D. Testimonial
A. Project carton
B. Copy window
C. Focus sheet
D. Copy brief
A. Tagline
B. Foldline
C. Catchphrase
D. Gutter
A. True
B. False
A. Selling
B. Interacting in conversations
C. Establishing your brand's voice
D. Sharing a story
A. An action device
B. A funnel
C. The exit form
D. The tagline
A. False
B. True
A. Titles
B. Personas
C. Saps
D. Characters
A. True
B. False
A. Awareness
B. Action
C. Answer
D. Attitude
A. ...
B. &
C. ~
D. ^
A. fill in white space
B. give the user extensive details
C. make it easy for the user to navigate the site
D. make the user feel excited
A. Based on research
B. Grammatically correct
C. Promotional
D. Funny
A. Read each word twice
B. Read it on a different device
C. Read it aloud
D. Read it from a hard copy
A. Attribution section
B. Call to action
C. By-line
D. Fold
A. tapering
B. bashing
C. stuffing
D. jumping
E. juggling
A. Sales letter
B. Slogan
C. Product description
D. A how-to article
A. First, second to last, and last
B. First, second, and last
C. Two in the middle and last
D. All three in the middle of the list
A. When your target audience knows very little about your product or service
B. When your target audience has a highly technical knowledge of a product
C. When your target audience is teens
D. When your target audience is newspaper readers
A. True
B. False
A. Blog Posts
B. Technical Writing
C. SEO Articles
D. Marketing Copy
E. Product Descriptions
A. Trial offer
B. Whitepaper
C. Carrot and stick technique
D. Focus guide
A. Desire function
B. Call to action
C. Open rate
D. Conversion
A. Top placement
B. Above the fold
C. First capture point
D. Golden section
A. Tagline
B. Golden thread
C. Focus keeper
D. Wrapup
A. Get attention
B. Make the sale
C. Draw the reader into the body copy
D. Deliver a complete message