How does this political cartoon use an irony?

America is free, but the statue that represents that is closed.

What is an example of narration in a documentary?

Having one person tell the story off screen in the third person.

Which of the following IS a key question you should ask yourself when you view media?

How might people understand this message differently from me?

What is the definition of media?

Any message conveyed through visuals, language, and sound.

What is an example of bias by photos?

Posting a confused picture of Biden in an article that mocks him.

What is an example of bias by placement?

Placing a story about BLM in the front of the paper instead of the back.

How does this political cartoon use labeling?

The word liberty is supposed to tell you who the statue is.

How does this political cartoon use an analogy?

The statue is closed just like immigration is on hold due to terrorism.

Which of the following is NOT a key concept of media literacy?

Different people always experience media in the same way.

When people take in a large about of media, but cannot make sense of it.

prejudice in favor or against one thing, person, or group.

What is an example of bias by omission?

Only supporting Trumps Coronavirus plan but not addressing the issues.

What is an example of interviews in a documentary?

Asking someone who was there for the event questions.

What is an editorial?

A newspaper article written by an editor It gives their opinion.

How does this political cartoon use symbolism?

Lady liberty is supposed to represent freedom.

What are two elements of an editorial that you should be able to identify?

Its position and evidence of that position.

What is a documentary?

A non-fictional film intended to educate the public.

What is an example of sourcing in a documentary?

Finding film and information from many diverse places like archives.

What is an example of reenactments in a documentary?

Hiring actors to stage a scene that there is not existing film for.

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1
How does this political cartoon use an irony?
The word liberty is supposed to tell you who the statue is.
The statue is closed just like immigration is on hold due to terrorism.
America is free, but the statue that represents that is closed.
Lady liberty is supposed to represent freedom.
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What is an example of narration in a documentary?
Finding film and information from many diverse places like archives.
Having one person tell the story off screen in the third person.
Hiring actors to stage a scene that there is not existing film for.
Asking someone who was there for the event questions.
3
Which of the following IS a key question you should ask yourself when you view media?
How many people worked together to make this?
Is this piece of media a conspiracy theory?
How might people understand this message differently from me?
Is there a celebrity in this piece of media?
4
What is the definition of media?
Television and movie messages.
Any message conveyed through visuals, language, and sound.
Anything portrayed electronically.
News, advertisements, and radio.
5
What is an example of bias by photos?
Reporting on the wildfires from many different perspectives.
Only supporting Trumps Coronavirus plan but not addressing the issues.
Placing a story about BLM in the front of the paper instead of the back.
Posting a confused picture of Biden in an article that mocks him.
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What is an example of bias by placement?
Only supporting Trumps Coronavirus plan but not addressing the issues.
Posting a confused picture of Biden in an article that mocks him.
Placing a story about BLM in the front of the paper instead of the back.
Reporting on the wildfires from many different perspectives.
7
How does this political cartoon use labeling?
The word liberty is supposed to tell you who the statue is.
The statue is closed just like immigration is on hold due to terrorism.
America is free, but the statue that represents that is closed.
Lady liberty is supposed to represent freedom.
8
How does this political cartoon use an analogy?
America is free, but the statue that represents that is closed.
The statue is closed just like immigration is on hold due to terrorism.
The word liberty is supposed to tell you who the statue is.
Lady liberty is supposed to represent freedom.
9
Which of the following is NOT a key concept of media literacy?
Different people always experience media in the same way.
Most media messages are to gain profit or power.
All media messages are contructed.
Different people can experience the media in different ways.
10
What is newsmosis?
A combination of media and the people that report news.
Understanding biases in the media perfectly.
Getting your news from many different sources to find the truth.
When people take in a large about of media, but cannot make sense of it.
11
What is bias?
Treating all sides of the story equally.
Writing only good things about everyone.
prejudice in favor or against one thing, person, or group.
Writing only bad things about everyone.
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What is an example of bias by omission?
Reporting on the wildfires from many different perspectives.
Placing a story about BLM in the front of the paper instead of the back.
Only supporting Trumps Coronavirus plan but not addressing the issues.
Posting a confused picture of Biden in an article that mocks him.
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Which of the following is NOT a factor that makes something newsworthy?
From the distant past.
Significance
Proximity
Timing
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What is an example of interviews in a documentary?
Hiring actors to stage a scene that there is not existing film for.
Asking someone who was there for the event questions.
Finding film and information from many diverse places like archives.
Having one person tell the story off screen in the third person.
15
What is an editorial?
A article in a newspaper that is written to intentionally mislead people.
A newspaper article written by an editor It gives their opinion.
An article that focuses on politics.
A television segment that aims to only report an unbiased account.
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How does this political cartoon use symbolism?
The word liberty is supposed to tell you who the statue is.
The statue is closed just like immigration is on hold due to terrorism.
Lady liberty is supposed to represent freedom.
America is free, but the statue that represents that is closed.
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What are two elements of an editorial that you should be able to identify?
Its position and evidence of that position.
The author and their background.
The truth and the facts.
The political party of the author.
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What is a documentary?
A non-fictional film intended to educate the public.
A fictional movie that tells a story.
A biased movie about a political issue.
A conspiracy theory film meant to bring justice to the public.
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What is an example of sourcing in a documentary?
Asking someone who was there for the event questions.
Hiring actors to stage a scene that there is not existing film for.
Having one person tell the story off screen in the third person.
Finding film and information from many diverse places like archives.
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What is an example of reenactments in a documentary?
Asking someone who was there for the event questions.
Having one person tell the story off screen in the third person.
Hiring actors to stage a scene that there is not existing film for.
Finding film and information from many diverse places like archives.

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