Media in a Diverse Society Final exam

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Media and culture help people transform their lives via ...

Comprehension, Communication, Education, and Entertainment (All of the above)

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Marshall McLuhan argued that people and societies are shaped by their ...

Dominant Media

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Media refer to these means of transmission ...

All of the above

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Which of the following is NOT considered mass media?

ecard

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Examples of internet media are

A and C

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The expressed and shared values, attitudes, beliefs, and practices of a social group, organization, or institutior

culture

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The second half of the twentieth century and the beginning of the twenty-first century have seen huge growth in what aspect?

media forms

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which of the following is not considered a public forum?

diary

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Johannes Gutenberg invented the…

Movable type Printing press

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The first mass media form to allow lots of people to experience the same event at the same time

radio

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Which is not a role that media plays for us?

Meditation

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 During the Renaissance, people used this as a way to reach the truth…

using the scientific method

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The modern era was marked by large-scale narratives that attempted to explain the

meaning of the human experience called...

grand narratives

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Mass Media often determine what

All of the above

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What is one of the largest fields in the study of communication?

media effects

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TikTok videos have been used to

All of the above

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The manipulation of information to influence public opinion is

propaganda

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Portrayal of a cultural group in a certain way is called

stereotyping

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The allegation that media consistently favor one political position is called...

media bias

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When critics claim that a particular media outlet has an agenda, they are drawing on this theory.

agenda seting

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Media create and use cultural symbols to affect an individual's sense of self through

advertising

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Which of the following is NOT a research method?

telemarketing

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Media styles include

All of the above

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Researchers gain a better understanding of the messages that mass media sends through

social role analysis

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An analytical survey attempts to find ...

why a particular situation exists

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Factors that supported leisure reading in the 2000s include

All of the above

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In scriptoria, monks

All of the above

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When texts could be widely dispersed, all BUT these happened...

the price of books skrocketed

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When texts could be widely dispersed, all BUT these happened...

founding over a thousand public libraries

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This book, written by Thomas Paine and first published anonymously in 1776, could be considered america’s first best seller

common sense

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The production of books in the 1900s was cheaper than ever because of

improved technology

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which of the following is considered an innovation of the paperback revolution

all of the above

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which of the following is a characteristic of an ebook?

None of the above

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which of the following is NOT a common feature of a book superstore?

small and cramped space

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The oldest digital library, founded by Michael Hart in 1971, is ...

project gutenburg

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Works protected by copyright but with an unknown owner are ...

orphan works

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What was the factor that decimated the newspaper business starting in 2020?

Covid 19

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How did the invention of the printing press change publishing?

All of the above

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Sensationalism in newspapers was known for this ...

shocking headlines

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Which of the following influences journalistic models and styles?

All of the above

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A newspaper story with the fundamental facts in the first paragraph is an example of ...

the inverted pyramid

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During the 1930s, newspapers had what challenge for the first time?

competition from a different news medium

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What is one way that newspapers control the public's access to information?

They determine which stories are important enough to get published.

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Which of the following is part of watchdog journalism?

All of the above

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USA today developed a more visual style of journalism, using more pictures and shorter stories, in order to compete with

Television

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Large regions of the country that have no local news providers are called...

News Deserts

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Many smaller cities and towns do not have newspapers to...

All of the above

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Which of the following is NOT considered a factor in the decline in newspaper readership?

the rise of literary journalism

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In 1969, The New York Times reporter, Philip H. Dougherty, claimed that successful magazines needed to be strong in...

Editorial

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, popular magazine topics included...

All of the above

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What will likely have the most impact on the future of magazines?

the internet taking away circulation and advertising

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By 2009, the internet and social media had sites devoted to fashion and food, which took readers and advertisers away from ...

All of the above

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Magazines became possible to produce when...

the printing press became prevalent

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With greater circulation, magazine publishers could...

charge more for advertising

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Life told stories through

photographs

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Early 20th-century entertainment magazines focused on…

the film industry

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In 1954, the pulp comics industry was threatened by…

A niche magazine...

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Academic journals are ranked by...

All of the above

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When first published, Reader’s Digest...

included edited articles often taken from other periodicals

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The magazines with high U.S. circulations include...

All of the above are true

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In the early days, gramophones...

All of the above are true

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In 1955, this format was born and produced playlists for radio stations.

Top 40

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This artist helped populate “rockabilly,” a blend of rock and roll and country music.

Elvis Presley

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The most popular cultural influences on the popular music industry over the past century have been...

All of the above

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Record labels are companies that do the following for musicians...

All of the above

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What are some ways that the digital age revolutionized the music business?

All of the above

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Independent record labels focused on neglected areas of the music industry, such as ...

All of the above are true

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The term oligopoly describes a...

market condition

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Each major record label has a strong infrastructure that oversees every aspect of the music business, which includes ...

All of the above

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This free audio computer program was first launched in 2001 for Mac computers and then expanded to other PCs.

iTunes

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Besides selling records, artists are able to make additional revenue through all, EXCEPT ...

Blogging

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What could the iTunes application do?

All of the above

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, radio had more competition from...

all of the above

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What is an advantage of radio in the 2020s?

all of the above

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Who is often credited as being the inventor of the radio?

Guglielmo Marconi

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Why did the government regulate early radio broadcasting?

the airwaves became crowded

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What precipitated the end of the Golden Age of Radio?

television became more popular

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One factor that made radio such a powerful medium is...

it reached a much larger audience than other media

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Which of the following is an example of how the government used radio to promote support for its actions?

President Roosevelt’s “fireside chats”

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What is one advantage of a radio station format with a well-defined target audience?

it is good for advertisers

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How might radio help alleviate news deserts?

provide local news via partnerships between regional and state radio stations

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Cable television and satellite radio are alike in that...

they charge a monthly fee

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, many would-be blockbuster films were...

a and b

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The cinématograph...

All of the above

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Bonnie and Clyde reflected the attitudes of a rising...

youth culture

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From 1926 until 1967, this genre accounted for nearly a quarter of all films.

westerns

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Major studios have come to rely on these films to keep themselves profitable.

blockbusters

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The New Wave Movement of the 1950 and 1960s...

all of the above

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In the 2020s, movie viewing habit trends will depend mostly on...

young people

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Virtual actors can be viewed as similar to...

all of the above

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Leading up to the 2020s, the #OscarsSoWhite movement...

helped bring about change to Academy Awards diversity

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All but who were overseas auteurs between 1940 and 1960?

Martin Scorsese

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In 1968, the MPAA adopted this to identify films in terms of objectionable content.

ratings system

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The adoption of this technology by most households in the 1980s reduced audiences at movie theaters.

VCRs

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Many early theaters had these to provide musical accompaniment to their films.

orchestra pits

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One of the most enduringly popular types of mass media is...

motion pictures

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Which of the following is an example of a podcast?

a downloaded program that can be played anytime

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In 2009, what replaced analog signals as the universal method of transmitting television broadcasts?

digital signals

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Broadband is a high-speed network connection that can carry this at higher speeds.

All of the above

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Cable television was originally developed in what kind of area to enhance the poor reception of regular television signals?

remote or mountainous