Try to answer these 10+ Media and Ideology MCQs and check your understanding of the Media and Ideology subject.
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A. The specific qualities of the advertised product
B. The ideas about social relationships embedded in the ads
C. The message that the advertiser is associating with the product
D. All of these
A. Redemption for the United States after having lost the Vietnam War
B. A return to national pride, strength, and purpose
C. Defining American “manhood” at a time when it was challenged
D. All of these
A. Feminism
B. Autonomy
C. The new momism
D. The mommy track
A. The emphasis on citizens over investors.
B. The primary focus on the health of companies who sell goods and services
C. The presence of labor union representatives in news stories
D. All of these
A. True
B. False
A. The competition between different media companies to gain audiences
B. The tensions between professionals within a media organization
C. Cultural warfare over fundamental issues of morality
D. Arguments about the quality of media content
A. Values
B. A belief system
C. The social construction of reality
D. Ideology
A. 3%
B. 13%
C. 52%
D. 74%
A. True
B. False
A. The mass media produce images of the world that give events particular meanings
B. The mass media objectively present images of the world
C. The mass media present the world in such a way that inhibits change
D. The mass media impose ideas upon viewers
A. It is separated from other social institutions like family and religion.
B. It addresses its audiences as consumers.
C. It takes for granted the consumer–capitalist organization of society.
D. It elevates values such as acquiring wealth and consuming goods.
A. Viewers are very aware that what they are watching is not real
B. It relies on “realist” image construction that masks the workings of the camera
C. Television producers are interested in depicting different versions of reality
D. Controversial topics often take center stage in TV programs
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. True
B. False
A. (WRONG)create a blog where corporate executives can report company news and share their own observations
B. Coined by journalists to describe PR agents
C. (WRONG)public service announcements (PSAs)
D. Any activity held for the sole purpose of getting media coverage
A. Value-free culture.
B. A system of concepts and relationships.
C. An aspect of material culture.
D. An extreme point of view on a given topic.