What is a valid reason that an ad would be rejected by Facebook?

An ad can be rejected by Facebook if it contains images that focus on individual body parts, as this can be considered a violation of Facebook's advertising policies regarding body image and sexual content. Facebook's guidelines aim to ensure that advertisements do not objectify individuals or promote unhealthy body standards. By focusing on specific body parts, the ad may perpetuate negative perceptions of body image or sexualize content inappropriately.

While other choices may touch upon aspects that could influence ad performance or engagement, they do not directly lead to the rejection of an ad based on Facebook’s strict content policies. For instance, a video not being high quality might affect its effectiveness but does not automatically lead to a rejection. Similarly, using too much text in an ad can lead to reduced reach or impact but is not a guaranteed reason for rejection, especially if it complies with any guidelines in place. Targeting broad demographics may make the ad less effective but does not violate any content or advertising policies.