Reading Test

Click on the button and write the letter. B A C D B C A C C A Click on the button and write the letter. A C B C A C B A Click on the button and write the letter. B E F C A E D B Task 4. Questions 67–76Read the text below. Put the words in brackets into their correct form.An example (0) has been done for you. AdvertisementsStudying advertisements as (0)_historical_ (history) sources can be fascinating because (67 ) virtually (virtual) every advertisement provides opportunities for (68) analysis (analyse). Most of us — avid (69) consumers (consume) though we may be — pride ourselves on being able to “see through” advertisements. We dismiss ads because we judge them to be misleading or (70) dishonest (honest). Ads are highly (71) selective (select) in their(72) depiction (depict) of the world. In the first half of the twentieth century, most (73) international (nation) advertising promoted a world of mass-produced, standardised products. It was believed that advertising and mass consumption would erase social differences. (74) sociologist (sociology) Michael Schudson has pointed out that the number of Volkswagen registrations in the United States in 1959 grew more (75) rapidly (rapid) the year before the campaign began than in its initial year. To some extent, the vehicle, not its (76) promotion (promote), appealed to a certain class of auto shoppers. Click on the button and write the letter. D I B F H L K E J Click on the button and write the word. supplier gauge ubiquitous offset precedence nebulous concerted Click on the button and write the letter. A C E B C D E B