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Mass Media: 24/7 Coverage

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1
What is the public agenda?
A public statement made by newscasters.
What is important to public figures.
Issues the government feels is most important to the public.
It's the part of a newspaper.
2
What is censorship?
Investigating journalist
The suppression of expression.
Parental advisory board of information.
Rewarding expression
3
What is libel?
Honest words on paper.
A published false statement
A new way of spelling label.
A published true statement.
4
What is the message of the image?
Lincoln really cared about what the public thought about him
Public opinion is very influential on government.
Public opinion has no influence on government.
Public opinion does not matter.
5
What do people expect from the media?
Provide information to make them more informed citizens.
To not provide honest reporting.
To provide entertainment news.
To support dangerous causes.
6
Why do politicians use the media?
To gain public approval for something they support.
To not gain support for a cause.
To teach voters how to make a law.
So they can become celebrities.
7
Which is the best example of mass news media source?
graphic novel
music album
newspaper
cd-rom
8
What is slander?
The gift of making spoken true statements.
The crime of making false spoken statements.
A printed lie
Wrestling with spoken words.
9
How are journalist like watchdogs?
They can be dangerous.
It's a clever way of say they watch people.
Journalist are more like watch cats.
They alert the public about important information.
10
What is the image presented conveying?
The various types of shows
The different ways people get informed.
The different forms of art.
North, East, South, West