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Google Adword Display Advertising Advanced Questions 51–55 (page: 12)

Updated On: 10-Feb-2026

Andrew wants to create a reservation for his ad in YouTube. His manager wants to know, however, what is the minimum amount the reservation will cost.
Which one of the following represents the minimum media spend on a YouTube reservation will cost?

  1. $25,000
  2. $35,000
  3. $50,000
  4. $10,000

Answer(s): B



Your client is interested in the Google Content Network's ability to use an in-stream ad.
Which of the following is an example of an in-stream ad in the Google Content Network?

  1. It's an ad that is displayed as part of the DoubleClick partnerships.
  2. It's an ad that is displayed in the middle of a website in a rich-media content placeholder.
  3. It's an ad that shows at the end of a video.
  4. It's an ad that is fed into the Google Content Network of sites partners.

Answer(s): C



Robert has created a display ad for his business that sells photography equipment online. He has created a large keyword list for his ad Google AdWords campaign - which is included in the Google Content Network.
What is likely to happen with an expansive, large keyword list?

  1. Robert's ad may show up on irrelevant sites that seem related to his business, but really aren't.
  2. Robert will generate more sales.
  3. Robert's ad may be paused by Google because there's an abundance of keywords.
  4. Robert's ad will budgeting will be adjusted to use the entire budget as soon as possible because the large amount of keywords will demand his ad more often.

Answer(s): A



You would like to create an in-video ad overlay for videos on YouTube.
What percentage of the video will appear during the play?

  1. 20 percent
  2. 100 percent
  3. 50 percent
  4. 10 percent

Answer(s): A



You are reviewing a video that you have posted to YouTube. You would like to exam the hotspots for this video to see how your video is retaining your audience's attention. How do you navigate to your video's hotspot graph?

  1. Click on the "Analytics" tab and select "Audience Retention."
  2. Go to the "Settings" menu and choose "Hotspot Analysis."
  3. Scroll down to the video description and click on "Hotspot Graph."
  4. Open the video in the YouTube Studio app and access the "Hotspot" section.

Answer(s): A



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