A) Spiral of silence theory B) Agenda-setting theory C) Social learning theory D) Two-step flow theory
A) To persuade individuals B) To create tailored messages C) To reach a large audience D) To maintain privacy
A) Television B) Newspapers C) Social media D) Radio
A) Body language B) Text messages C) Phone calls D) Emails
A) Filter bubble B) Confirmation bias C) Third-person effect D) Cognitive dissonance
A) Social presence theory B) Selective exposure theory C) Cultivation theory D) Uses and gratifications theory
A) Transactional model B) Hypodermic needle model C) Magic bullet theory D) Shannon-Weaver model
A) Personal communication B) Broadcasting C) Selective exposure D) Feedback
A) How content and information affects behavior, attitude, opinion, or emotion. B) The speed at which messages are sent. C) The number of people receiving the message. D) The technology used for transmission.
A) Marshall McLuhan B) Stuart Hall C) Noam Chomsky D) Peter Sloterdijk
A) It is a one-way process with no influence on society. B) It only transmits political information. C) It acts as an immersive environment influencing societal existence. D) It serves purely for entertainment purposes.
A) Social networking B) Television C) Face-to-face conversations D) Radio
A) United States B) Brazil C) India D) China
A) Computer-mediated communication B) Linear communication model C) Two-step flow theory D) Magic bullet theory
A) It consists of diverse cultures and belief systems. B) It is homogeneous. C) It only includes people from urban areas. D) It is small and localized.
A) Media outlets B) The audience C) Independent reviewers D) The sponsor
A) Citizen journalism. B) Public journalism. C) Alternative journalism. D) Social media journalism.
A) 20% B) 40% C) 80% D) 60%
A) TikTok B) Twitter C) Instagram D) LinkedIn
A) They do not allow interaction through images or videos. B) They are used exclusively for business networking. C) They have drastically changed the way people communicate, especially with younger generations. D) They have eliminated traditional forms of communication like face-to-face conversations.
A) Mike Stivic B) Gloria Stivic C) Edith Bunker D) Archie Bunker
A) Daguerreotype B) Film photography C) Camera obscura D) Digital photography
A) Neil Postman B) Marshall McLuhan C) Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann D) George Gerbner
A) Television B) Radio C) Online streaming services D) Print media
A) Revolutionizing film style. B) Documenting daily life in France. C) Establishing public parlors. D) Creating special effects sequences.
A) Neil Postman B) George Gerbner C) Marshall McLuhan D) Elisabeth Noelle-Neumann
A) YouTube Music B) Spotify C) Apple Music D) SoundCloud
A) The Lumiere brothers. B) Thomas Edison. C) Georges Méliès. D) The Parisian audience.
A) Ethnography B) Experiment C) Surveying D) Content Analysis
A) 122% B) 50% C) 200% D) 75%
A) Harvard University B) Stanford University C) MIT D) Cornell University
A) Joseph Niepce B) George Eastman C) Louis Daguerre D) Thomas Edison
A) 1972 B) 1980 C) 1970 D) 1969
A) In 1893. B) During a film screening by Georges Méliès. C) By the Lumiere brothers in France. D) With special effects sequences.
A) Cassettes B) Eight track-tapes C) LP (long play) vinyl record D) Compact discs (CDs)
A) In 1969 B) In 1980 C) In 1990 D) By 1972
A) 15 minutes B) 1 hour C) 8 hours D) 30 minutes
A) Experiment B) Ethnography C) Surveying D) Content Analysis
A) Ignoring spokesperson roles B) Avoiding any form of media C) Focusing solely on digital channels D) Providing training for the spokesperson
A) Content Analysis B) Surveying C) Ethnography D) Experiment
A) Color film B) Black-and-white film C) Digital cameras D) Instant cameras
A) 50 million users B) 300 million users C) 200 million users D) Over 140 million users
A) Streaming platforms B) Radio C) Podcasts D) Recordings
A) Louis Daguerre B) George Eastman C) Thomas Edison D) Joseph Niepce
A) Kodak B) Nikon C) Fujifilm D) Canon
A) Alexander Graham Bell B) Charles Tainter C) The Victor Talking Machine Company D) Thomas Edison
A) Millennials B) Baby Boomers C) Generation X D) MTV Generation
A) 50 billion dollars B) 120 billion dollars C) 30 billion dollars D) Over 90 billion dollars
A) 2020 B) 2005 C) 2012 D) 1999
A) Recorded music B) Radio C) Podcasts D) Streaming platforms |