Unit 8 Songjiang No.1 High School Yang Tingyu 2008-12.
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Transcript of Unit 8 Songjiang No.1 High School Yang Tingyu 2008-12.
Further Understanding How many points can show the impact of
advertisements?
What does “that” refer to in the text? (Para. 1, line 2)
Will the global economy be further driven by advertisements?
It refers to the spending of $400 billion a year.
Two. The money spent on advertising and the economy.
It’s said that today more than $400 billion a year is spent
on advertising worldwide. Beyond that the economic impact of advertising touches just about every consumer-product industry, from cars to chocolates.
• beyond (prep.):1. This challenging task is beyond
my ability. 2. The party went on until beyond
midnight.3. Beyond sports, Jerry is also
keen on music. 4. Beyond the mountains is a small
village.
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How many points can show the impact of advertisement?
What does “that” refer to in the text? (Para. 1, line 2)
Will the global economy be further driven by advertisements?
It refers to the spending of $400 billion a year.
Yes.
Two. The spending of $400 billion a year and the economy.
Further Understanding
In fact, it is widely recognized that the global economy is being driven to a great extent by advertising. to a great extent to some/a certain extent To what extent are you affected by
advertisements as a customer?
A
successful
advertisement
Factors involved in a successful
advertisement
How
To ________ the market
By finding out ___________ of the product in the advertisement
To work out the best way to ______________ of this market
By taking into account ___________ of their customers and other ________
To design the
_________
By working outa namean ____________By finding out ____________The related ________ data
To avoid ______ By __________ different kinds of ______
identifythe potential customers
meet the needs
the desires and worries
problems
advertising programme image
slogans
an advertising spokesperson
scientific culture difference
comparing
culture