Match the advertising method with its corresponding description.

Question $27$ options:

Weasel Words

Splicing

Identification

Native Ads

Paid Search Ads

Display Ads

Slogans

Doctoring

$1.$

Words like some, may, reportedly, as many as$,$ seems, and possibly allow advertisers to appear to make strong claims without blatant lying or deception.

$2.$

Joining together audio soundbites that were originally discontinuous.

$3.$

Ads that appear near the top of search results because advertisers pay to have them ranked highly $($not because they are accurate or reliable$).$

$4.$

Ads designed to imitate the tone, style, and look of a publication's editorial or journalistic content.

$5.$

Using memorable phrases that, through repetition, get our attention, engender appealing emotions or concepts, and associate them with products or companies.

$6.$

Altering the frames of a video by cropping, changing speed, dubbing audio, etc.

$7.$

Ads that appear as static images, sidebar ads, popups, auto$-$play videos, etc. on webpages.

$8.$

Inviting consumers to identify with attractive people or groups.