Uploaded ads give advertisers access to more inventory than Responsive Display Ads.

The statement is false because Responsive Display Ads provide broader access to ad inventory than Uploaded ads.

Analysis of Correct Answer(s)

The correct answer is false.

• Responsive Display Ads (RDAs) are the default and most flexible ad type on the Google Display Network.
• You provide various assets—images, headlines, logos, and descriptions—and Google's machine learning automatically combines them to create ads that fit nearly any available ad space.
• This adaptability allows RDAs to serve across a vast range of placements, significantly increasing their reach and access to inventory.

Analysis of Incorrect Options

The statement that Uploaded ads give access to more inventory is incorrect.

• Uploaded ads are image or HTML5 ads that you create outside of Google Ads and upload with fixed sizes (e.g., 300x250, 728x90).
• Because their dimensions are static, they are only eligible to appear in ad slots that precisely match those specific sizes.
• This severely limits the inventory they can compete for compared to the dynamic nature of Responsive Display Ads.