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Which of the following is NOT a component of media convergence? A) Print media B) Broadcast media C) Digital code transformation D) Social media E) Mobile phones
D) Social media Explanation: While social media is a part of the broader media landscape, it is not specifically mentioned as a component of media convergence in the provided content, which focuses on traditional media and new media platforms.
What is considered vital for news consumption in every country? A) Print media B) Social media C) Broadcast media D) Online articles E) Newsletters
C) Broadcast media Explanation: The text states that television news is considered vital in every country, indicating its importance as a primary source of news for the public.
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p.7
Media Convergence

Which of the following is NOT a component of media convergence?
A) Print media
B) Broadcast media
C) Digital code transformation
D) Social media
E) Mobile phones

D) Social media
Explanation: While social media is a part of the broader media landscape, it is not specifically mentioned as a component of media convergence in the provided content, which focuses on traditional media and new media platforms.

p.5
Broadcast Media Overview

What is considered vital for news consumption in every country?
A) Print media
B) Social media
C) Broadcast media
D) Online articles
E) Newsletters

C) Broadcast media
Explanation: The text states that television news is considered vital in every country, indicating its importance as a primary source of news for the public.

p.8
New Media Evolution

What characterizes New Media?
A) It is only available in print
B) It is organized and distributed on digital platforms
C) It is broadcasted over airwaves
D) It is only for educational purposes
E) It is limited to television

B) It is organized and distributed on digital platforms
Explanation: New Media is defined as content that is organized and distributed on digital platforms, distinguishing it from traditional media forms.

p.2
Comparison of Media Types

Which of the following is an example of print media?
A) Television
B) Radio
C) Magazines
D) Social Media
E) Mobile Phones

C) Magazines
Explanation: Magazines are a classic example of print media, which includes any physical printed material, distinguishing them from broadcast and new media.

p.3
New Media Evolution

What media type is represented by the scrambled letters 'GAINMEZSA'?
A) Magazines
B) Newspapers
C) Television
D) Internet
E) Radio

A) Magazines
Explanation: The scrambled letters 'GAINMEZSA' can be rearranged to spell 'Magazines', which is another traditional media type that has transitioned into the new media landscape.

p.7
Media Convergence

What is a key ability of media convergence?
A) To restrict media content to one platform
B) To transform different kinds of media into digital code
C) To eliminate traditional media
D) To create physical copies of digital content
E) To limit access to media content

B) To transform different kinds of media into digital code
Explanation: A key ability of media convergence is the transformation of various types of media into digital code, making it accessible across a range of devices, thus enhancing digital communication.

p.2
Comparison of Media Types

Which of the following is NOT considered new media?
A) Internet
B) Social Media
C) Television
D) Mobile Phones
E) Blogs

C) Television
Explanation: Television is classified as broadcast media, while the other options represent new media platforms that utilize digital technology.

p.9
Broadcast Media Overview

These are news reports broadcast via radio and television.
A) Social Media
B) Media
C) Print Media
D) Broadcast Media
E) Online News

D) Broadcast Media
Explanation: Broadcast media refers specifically to news and content transmitted via radio and television channels.

p.3
New Media Evolution

What media type is represented by the scrambled letters 'ORDIA'?
A) Radio
B) Internet
C) Television
D) Newspapers
E) Magazines

A) Radio
Explanation: The scrambled letters 'ORDIA' can be rearranged to spell 'Radio', which is a traditional form of media that has evolved over time.

p.8
Comparison of Media Types

Which type of media consists of paper and ink?
A) Broadcast Media
B) New Media
C) Print Media
D) Social Media
E) Interactive Media

C) Print Media
Explanation: Print Media is specifically defined as media consisting of paper and ink, produced through traditional mechanical printing processes.

p.6
New Media Evolution

What has contributed to the popularity of the Internet among individuals?
A) Its complexity
B) Its ability to capture the needs of the times
C) Its exclusivity
D) Its focus on traditional media
E) Its lack of interactivity

B) Its ability to capture the needs of the times
Explanation: The text highlights that the Internet's popularity stems from its ability to easily capture and respond to the evolving needs of individuals in contemporary society.

p.9
Media Convergence

________ are the communication outlets or tools used to store and deliver information or data.
A) Film/Movie
B) Media
C) Computer
D) Radio Broadcasting
E) Television

B) Media
Explanation: Media encompasses various communication outlets and tools that facilitate the storage and delivery of information.

p.2
Comparison of Media Types

Which of the following is classified as broadcast media?
A) Blogs
B) Newspapers
C) Radio
D) Brochures
E) Social Media

C) Radio
Explanation: Radio is a form of broadcast media that transmits audio content to the public, contrasting with print and new media formats.

p.1
Comparison of Media Types

What is the primary focus of comparing media types in news presentation?
A) To analyze the financial aspects of media
B) To compare and contrast how one issue is presented through different media types
C) To evaluate the historical context of media
D) To assess the influence of media on society
E) To study the evolution of new media

B) To compare and contrast how one issue is presented through different media types
Explanation: The main objective is to understand how a single issue or news event is portrayed across various media formats, including print, broadcast, and online, highlighting the differences and similarities in their presentation.

p.7
Media Convergence

How does media convergence impact the flow of content?
A) It restricts content to specific platforms
B) It allows media content to flow across various platforms
C) It eliminates the need for digital devices
D) It focuses solely on print media
E) It creates barriers between different media types

B) It allows media content to flow across various platforms
Explanation: Media convergence facilitates the flow of content across various platforms, enabling users to access information through multiple channels, such as print, broadcast, and online news portals.

p.6
New Media Evolution

What types of information can websites provide?
A) Only text
B) Only audio
C) Only video
D) Text, audio, and video
E) Only images

D) Text, audio, and video
Explanation: Websites are capable of providing various forms of information, including text, audio, and video, similar to traditional media formats.

p.9
Broadcast Media Overview

Which broadcasting media uses radio waves to transmit entertaining, informative, and educative content to the public?
A) Television
B) Telephone
C) Film/Movie
D) Radio
E) Podcast

D) Radio
Explanation: Radio is the medium that utilizes radio waves for broadcasting content, making it distinct from the other options.

p.4
New Media Evolution

If a similar tragedy were to occur today, which media communication platform would likely be used to inform the public?
A) Radio broadcasts
B) Social media platforms
C) Printed newspapers
D) Television news only
E) Billboards

B) Social media platforms
Explanation: In today's digital age, social media platforms would be the primary means for disseminating news and information about a tragedy, allowing for rapid sharing and widespread awareness.

p.2
Comparison of Media Types

Which of the following media types includes mobile phones?
A) Print Media
B) Broadcast Media
C) New Media
D) Media Convergence
E) None of the above

C) New Media
Explanation: Mobile phones are categorized under new media as they facilitate digital communication and access to various online platforms.

p.5
Print Media Characteristics

What is The New York Times known for?
A) Being the first newspaper ever published
B) Its history of excellence and influence
C) Being the most widely read magazine
D) Its focus on online news
E) Its exclusive radio broadcasts

B) Its history of excellence and influence
Explanation: The New York Times is referred to as the newspaper of record due to its long-standing reputation for excellence and significant influence in journalism.

p.5
Broadcast Media Overview

What format does Talk Radio typically follow?
A) Only music broadcasts
B) Interviews mixed with political commentary
C) News bulletins every hour
D) Sports commentary only
E) Weather updates and forecasts

B) Interviews mixed with political commentary
Explanation: Talk Radio is described as a format where hosts mix interviews with political commentary, making it a significant force in broadcasting.

p.9
Impact of Media on Society

Which type of media has become very influential since the start of the twenty-first century?
A) Blogs
B) K-pop
C) Friendster
D) Manny Pacquiao
E) Television

A) Blogs
Explanation: Blogs have gained significant influence in the 21st century, providing platforms for personal expression and information dissemination.

p.4
Historical Context of Media

How did people become aware of the Nazi genocide during World War II?
A) Through government announcements
B) Via personal letters from soldiers
C) Through underground newspapers and reports
D) By word of mouth only
E) Through fictional novels

C) Through underground newspapers and reports
Explanation: During the Nazi genocide, information was disseminated through underground newspapers, reports from resistance groups, and accounts from survivors, which helped raise awareness about the atrocities occurring.

p.1
Impact of Media on Society

Why is it important to compare how news is presented in different media types?
A) To determine which media is the most popular
B) To understand the impact of media on society
C) To analyze the effectiveness of advertising
D) To evaluate the historical context of media
E) To assess the technical aspects of media production

B) To understand the impact of media on society
Explanation: Comparing news presentation across different media types helps in understanding how each medium influences public perception and societal impact, which is crucial for media literacy.

p.8
Comparison of Media Types

What is an example of Broadcast Media?
A) Newspapers
B) Magazines
C) Radio and television
D) Websites
E) Social media platforms

C) Radio and television
Explanation: Broadcast Media includes radio and television, which reach target audiences using airwaves as the transmission medium.

p.7
Media Convergence

Which of the following is an example of how media convergence is utilized?
A) Only reading newspapers
B) Watching television without internet access
C) Accessing news through print, broadcast, and online portals
D) Listening to radio without any digital devices
E) Using only mobile phones for communication

C) Accessing news through print, broadcast, and online portals
Explanation: An example of media convergence is the ability to access news through various formats, including print, broadcast, and online portals, showcasing the integration of different media types.

p.9
Historical Context of Media

Among the following, which is the oldest type of Media?
A) Betamax
B) Magazine
C) Friendster
D) Cassette Tape
E) None of the above

B) Magazine
Explanation: Magazines have been in circulation since the 17th century, making them one of the oldest forms of media compared to the other options listed.

p.3
New Media Evolution

What media type is represented by the scrambled letters 'TENIRTEN'?
A) Internet
B) Radio
C) Television
D) Newspapers
E) Magazines

A) Internet
Explanation: The scrambled letters 'TENIRTEN' can be rearranged to spell 'Internet', which represents the evolution from traditional to new media.

p.8
Impact of Media on Society

What is the primary purpose of media as described in the instructions?
A) To entertain people
B) To communicate information and news to people
C) To sell products
D) To promote social events
E) To provide educational content

B) To communicate information and news to people
Explanation: The instructions highlight that media refers to groups that communicate information and news, emphasizing its role in information dissemination.

p.1
Historical Context of Media

In which week is the comparison of media types scheduled to take place?
A) Week 1
B) Week 2
C) Week 3
D) Week 4
E) Week 5

C) Week 3
Explanation: The comparison of how one issue or news is presented through different types of media is scheduled for Week 3, indicating a structured learning timeline.

p.6
Historical Context of Media

What does the term 'Film' commonly refer to?
A) Only animated movies
B) Movies of an artistic or educational nature
C) Documentaries only
D) Television shows
E) Short clips on social media

B) Movies of an artistic or educational nature
Explanation: The term 'Film' is commonly applied to movies that are artistic or educational, emphasizing its broader cultural significance.

p.9
Print Media Characteristics

The most read book in the world is the Bible. What type of media is the Bible?
A) Religious information
B) Old Media
C) Printed Media
D) Broadcast Media
E) Digital Media

C) Printed Media
Explanation: The Bible is classified as printed media, as it exists in physical book form and has been widely distributed in print.

p.3
New Media Evolution

What media type is represented by the scrambled letters 'VELENIOSIT'?
A) Television
B) Internet
C) Radio
D) Magazines
E) Newsprint

B) Television
Explanation: The scrambled letters 'VELENIOSIT' can be rearranged to spell 'Television', which is a significant form of media in both traditional and new media contexts.

p.1
Comparison of Media Types

Which of the following is NOT a type of media mentioned for comparison?
A) Print
B) Broadcast
C) Online
D) Social
E) All of the above are mentioned

D) Social
Explanation: The types of media specified for comparison are print, broadcast, and online. Social media is not explicitly mentioned in the context provided.

p.8
Media Convergence

What does media convergence refer to?
A) The separation of different media types
B) The coexistence of various media types allowing content flow across platforms
C) The decline of print media
D) The rise of social media
E) The exclusive use of digital media

B) The coexistence of various media types allowing content flow across platforms
Explanation: Media convergence is characterized by the coexistence of print media, broadcast media, the Internet, and mobile phones, enabling media content to flow across various platforms.

p.9
Comparison of Media Types

Which type of media does NOT belong to the group?
A) Florante at Laura Book
B) Bible
C) The Bible Movie
D) Magazine
E) Newspaper

C) The Bible Movie
Explanation: The Bible Movie is a film adaptation, while the other options are written texts, making it the outlier in this group.

p.2
Media Convergence

What is an example of media convergence?
A) A magazine article
B) A radio broadcast
C) A social media post
D) A movie shown on a streaming service
E) A printed brochure

D) A movie shown on a streaming service
Explanation: Media convergence refers to the merging of different media forms, such as movies being available on streaming platforms, which combines elements of film and internet media.

p.5
Print Media Characteristics

Which of the following is NOT considered print media?
A) Newspapers
B) Magazines
C) Journals
D) Television news
E) Newsletters

D) Television news
Explanation: Television news is categorized under broadcast media, while newspapers, magazines, journals, and newsletters are all forms of print media.

p.5
Broadcast Media Overview

Before the advent of television, what was the primary source of news for most Americans?
A) Newspapers
B) Online news
C) Radio broadcasts
D) Magazines
E) News websites

C) Radio broadcasts
Explanation: The text mentions that prior to the rise of television in the 1950s, most Americans relied on radio broadcasts for their news, highlighting the historical significance of radio as a news medium.

p.6
New Media Evolution

What do video games refer to?
A) Only board games
B) Interactive games played on electronic devices
C) Passive viewing experiences
D) Traditional sports
E) Only mobile applications

B) Interactive games played on electronic devices
Explanation: Video games encompass various interactive games that are played using specialized electronic devices, computers, or mobile devices, highlighting their interactive nature.

p.9
Media Convergence

What is an electronic communications network that connects computer networks and organizational computer facilities around the world?
A) Social media
B) Google
C) Internet
D) Internet Cafe
E) Email

C) Internet
Explanation: The Internet is the global network that connects various computer networks, facilitating communication and information exchange.

p.3
New Media Evolution

What media type is represented by the scrambled letters 'ESPAWNESPR'?
A) Newspapers
B) Magazines
C) Television
D) Radio
E) Internet

A) Newspapers
Explanation: The scrambled letters 'ESPAWNESPR' can be rearranged to spell 'Newspapers', which is a traditional media type.

p.5
Comparison of Media Types

What are the three main types of news media that have emerged?
A) Print media, digital media, and social media
B) Print media, broadcast media, and New Media
C) Print media, online media, and mobile media
D) Print media, visual media, and audio media
E) Print media, traditional media, and modern media

B) Print media, broadcast media, and New Media
Explanation: The text identifies print media, broadcast media, and New Media as the three main types of news media that have emerged, highlighting their distinct characteristics.

p.1
Research and Analysis of News Events

What skill is emphasized for learners in this comparison of media types?
A) Financial analysis
B) Critical thinking and analysis
C) Technical writing
D) Graphic design
E) Public speaking

B) Critical thinking and analysis
Explanation: The emphasis is on developing critical thinking and analytical skills to effectively compare and contrast the presentation of news across various media types.

p.6
Interactive Media and User Engagement

How do personalized web portals enhance the news experience?
A) By limiting access to information
B) By providing a one-size-fits-all approach
C) By allowing users to tailor the news they receive
D) By focusing solely on traditional media
E) By eliminating interactivity

C) By allowing users to tailor the news they receive
Explanation: Personalized web portals enable individuals to customize the news they receive, enhancing their overall news experience through interactivity.

p.9
New Media Evolution

What is a digital tool that allows people to communicate, share, and produce content?
A) Print Media
B) Social Media
C) Broadcasting
D) Message.com
E) Email

B) Social Media
Explanation: Social media platforms are designed for communication, sharing, and content production, making them a key digital tool in modern communication.

p.7
Media Convergence

What does media convergence refer to?
A) The separation of traditional and new media
B) The co-existence of traditional and new media
C) The decline of print media
D) The dominance of broadcast media
E) The elimination of mobile phones

B) The co-existence of traditional and new media
Explanation: Media convergence is defined as the co-existence of traditional media (like print and broadcast) and new media (like the Internet and mobile phones), allowing for a flow of content across various platforms.

p.6
New Media Evolution

What is a defining characteristic of blogs since the start of the twenty-first century?
A) They have become less influential
B) They are only used for personal diaries
C) They allow for limited interaction
D) They have become very influential
E) They focus solely on traditional media

D) They have become very influential
Explanation: The text states that blogs have gained significant influence since the early twenty-first century, allowing for widespread interaction and response from readers.

p.6
New Media Evolution

What do Americans often do after visiting traditional media outlets like NBC and CNN?
A) They stop using the Internet
B) They switch to unique online news sources like weblogs
C) They only read newspapers
D) They watch television exclusively
E) They ignore online news altogether

B) They switch to unique online news sources like weblogs
Explanation: The text indicates that after surfing traditional media sites, Americans often turn to unique online news sources such as weblogs for easier access to information.

p.9
Interactive Media and User Engagement

What is a various interactive game played using a specialized electronic gaming device?
A) Digital Camera
B) Optical Mouse
C) Digital Games
D) Digital Codes
E) Smartphone

C) Digital Games
Explanation: Digital games are specifically designed for interactive play on electronic devices, distinguishing them from the other options.

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