A small pastry business is in the process of creating ads within their Display campaign. They find that there are two main ad formats that they can use. What are the two main ad formats used in a Display campaign? Choose two.

Responsive Display ads automatically adjust their size, appearance, and format to fit available ad spaces across the Display Network. They are created by providing assets like headlines, descriptions, images, and logos, allowing Google to generate various ad combinations. Uploaded ads (Image & AMPHTML) are ads you create outside of Google Ads and then upload directly. These include static image ads (like JPG, PNG, GIF) or HTML5 ads (AMPHTML) that offer more dynamic content. Text ads are primarily for Search campaigns, not Display. Call-only ads are a specific format for Search and Display that focuses solely on phone calls. In-stream video ads are used for YouTube and other video partners, not standard Display Network placements.