CLASS XII CBSE MCQs CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

 

1. Answer the questions with reference to the context of  the  given  Advertisement

Rohan wants to sell your newly built flat. Draft a suitable advertisement in not more than 50 words to be inserted in the classified columns of ‘The Hindu’ giving all necessary details. You are Niranjan, 247, J.P. Nagar, Bengaluru. 

1. Which of the following should not be used by Rohan in the classified advertisement

I For Sale

II Mode of contact

III  His bank details

IV Location


2 In the classified advertisement Rohan must NOT include 

I. Two bedrooms with attached toilets

 II  Flat for sale on N T Road

III The names of the neighbours

IV  10 minutes drive from the airport.


3  A  Classified Advertisement does NOT have 

I  A Heading

II Contact address

III Yours  truly

IV Telephone number


4.. Which of these would be suggested for the above advertisement

a.  Remuneration and benefits

b. About the kitchen

c. Situation Vacant 

d   vicinity of reputed schools

e   servant room

options

I  a    c     d

II   b   c     e

III  b   d    e

IV   a   b    c



2. Answer the questions with reference to the context of  the  given  Advertisement 

 You are Sameera the owner of Pink Power, a café run only by women. You are looking for an interior designer to design the interiors of the café. Draft a suitable advertisement for the same, in about 50 words to be published in the classified columns of the National Daily, the local newspaper.

1 Which of these should be used by Sameera in the Advertisement?

I By line

II The name of the newspaper

III  Subject:

IV Specification about the work

2  The advertisement will Not include the point __

I The word NOTICE

II Remuneration and benefits/ incentives 

III Mode of applying 

IV Contact details


3 Which will be the most Suitable Heading 

I. Wanted! Wanted!

II  Job for all

III  Situation Vacant

IV Designer needed


4 Sameera must NOT include 

I Specification about the work of the Interior decorator 

II  physical appearance

III  benefits/ incentives

IV  Mode of applying 

 . 



Write the given notice

You are the Dean, Admissions, MNT Professional College, Bhopal. Draft an advertisement in about 50 words giving information about admission to undergraduate courses offered by your College. Include all relevant details.


  Suggested value points : – catchy caption and slogans/Heading – all necessary details in points – contact address, name, and telephone number


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