In a class activity, Kabir studies this advertisement: a famous crick…

In a class activity, Kabir studies this advertisement: a famous cricketer says, 'I start every match with a glass of Sunshine juice - full of vitamins, at half the price of other juices!' Consider the following statements about the advertisement:

(A) Its topic is a food product.
(B) It contains a popular figure who is a well-liked person.
(C) It contains a rational appeal, since it stresses vitamins and a lower price.
(D) The cricketer is an expert source on nutrition.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Answer & explanation

Correct answer: option 2

The correct answer is Option (2) → A, B and C only

(A) Its topic is a food product. — Correct. Juice is something people eat or drink, so the topic of the ad is a food product.

(B) It contains a popular figure who is a well-liked person. — Correct. A famous cricketer is liked by many people. He is a well-liked person used to draw attention.

(C) It contains a rational appeal, since it stresses vitamins and a lower price. — Correct. Vitamins and a lower price are practical reasons to buy. That makes it a rational appeal.

(D) The cricketer is an expert source on nutrition. — Incorrect. An expert source knows the subject, like a doctor or a dietician. A cricketer is famous for sport.

NCERT (2026-27): “Attitude-Behaviour Relationship …
Write down the following details about that advertisement, and present it to your class. • The topic of the advertisement (for example, whether the advertisement is about a consumer product, some food, a company, a health matter, a national theme, etc.). • Good and bad consequences of the advertisement. • Whether it contains an emotional appeal or a rational appeal. • Whether it contains a popular figure : an expert source, or a well-liked person.”