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And which ranks last?
Eritrea
North Korea
USA
Russia
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What is the job of a 'spin doctor'?
A media critic who analyzes the accuracy of news reports.
A PR professional who shapes information to favour their client
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Misinformation is
Untrue or incorrect information, regardless of intent to mislead.
False information deliberately spread to deceive people.
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What does 'Trial by Media' refer to:
Where media coverage and public opinion influence the outcome of a trial
The strategy of media to cover trials to increase views and ratings.
The legal process where media outlets are sued.
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Which of the following best describes the concept of "spin"?
The process of reporting all facts without any interpretation.
The inclusion of humorous anecdotes in serious news stories.
The use of technical jargon to confuse readers.
The act of presenting information in a way that influences public opinion
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This is an example of...
Clickbait
Product placement
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Advertising using celebrity endorsement is an example of logos.
False
True
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What is an example of media bias?
A reporter attending a press conference.
A journalist using emotive language to sway public opinion.
A news outlet reporting on a natural disaster.
An editor checking articles for grammatical errors.
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Disinformation is
False information deliberately spread to deceive people.
Untrue or incorrect information, regardless of intent to mislead.
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Presenting facts about a product in an advert is an example of ethos
True
False
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Yellow journalism means...
Newspaper reporting that emphasizes sensationalism over facts.
Journalism focusing on in-depth analysis and well-researched articles.
A form of journalism that advocates for social justice and human rights.
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Which country ranks number 1 in the 2024 'press freedom index'?
Luxembourg
USA
Norway
UK
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Which of the following is an example of confirmation bias in media?
Reading articles from various news sources to understand different views.
Preferring news that reinforces your own beliefs and views.
Watching news programs from both liberal and conservative viewpoints.
Fact-checking information before accepting it as true.
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Using animals in advertising to make you laugh or cry is an example of pathos.
False
True
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Which of the following best describes media bias?
The inclusion of advertisements in newspapers and online news sites.
The act of fact-checking articles before publishing.
The presentation of news in a manner that favours a particular perspective.
The use of specific fonts and layouts in news publications.
