How can censorship affect society?

It can limit free speech and prevent people from sharing opinions

Which is an example of framing to promote a specific narrative?

Calling a protest a "riot" instead of a "demonstration"

A set of beliefs and values that shape how people see the world

How can an ideology be connected to propaganda?

Propaganda spreads ideas that align with a specific ideology

What is a general example of framing?

Choosing certain words and images to influence how a story is understood

What is a media monopoly?

When one company controls a large portion of the media industry

What is a problem with relying only on media monopolies?

They control shared information and/or reinforce only certain narratives

Which of these is an example of censorship?

A government blocking websites that criticize them

A way of limiting or blocking certain information from being shared

What is framing in the media?

The use of specific terms or language to shape public perception

An example of a media monopoly is...

One company owning multiple news stations, studios, and streaming services

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Media Terms: Part 2

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For EMS3O, Grade 11 Media Studies. Includes the course terms: - media monopoly - framing - censorship - ideology

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1
How can censorship affect society?
It stops people from making mistakes in journalism
It ensures that all news is always true
It helps spread misinformation on purpose
It can limit free speech and prevent people from sharing opinions
2
Censorship always protects people from harmful information.
True
False
3
Which is an example of framing to promote a specific narrative?
Reporting only on celebrity gossip instead of world events
Fact-checking information before publishing
Calling a protest a "riot" instead of a "demonstration"
Showing both sides of an issue equally
4
What is an ideology?
Something the CRTC put in place
A set of beliefs and values that shape how people see the world
A type of advertising strategy
A rule that all news stations must follow
5
How can an ideology be connected to propaganda?
Propaganda is only used for entertainment, not ideology
Ideology and propaganda are completely unrelated
Ideology is always neutral and never influences propaganda
Propaganda spreads ideas that align with a specific ideology
6
Media monopolies can limit diverse perspectives in news and entertainment.
True
False
7
Social media platforms sometimes censor or remove posts they consider harmful.
False
True
8
What is a general example of framing?
Choosing certain words and images to influence how a story is understood
Editing a photo to make it look brighter
Showing multiple opinions equally in a news report
Filming a movie in different locations
9
Censorship only happens in movies and TV shows, not in news or social media.
False
True
10
What is a media monopoly?
A law that forces all media to be unbiased
A new type of board game about journalism
When one company controls a large portion of the media industry
A rule that prevents companies from making movies
11
What is a problem with relying only on media monopolies?
They have no influence on public opinion
They will always provide balanced news
They control shared information and/or reinforce only certain narratives
They always encourage many different perspectives
12
Which of these is an example of censorship?
A newspaper publishing different opinions
A government blocking websites that criticize them
A person choosing not to read the news
A movie studio deciding not to make a sequel
13
What is censorship?
A method for checking facts in the news
A rule that makes all news fair and balanced
A type of storytelling used in media
A way of limiting or blocking certain information from being shared
14
What is framing in the media?
The act of creating fake news to mislead the public
The use of specific terms or language to shape public perception
A method of growing crops specifically for news coverage
A type of photography used in journalism
15
An example of a media monopoly is...
A local newspaper that only reports on community events
A YouTuber gaining millions of subscribers
One company owning multiple news stations, studios, and streaming services
Many independent companies competing to produce news and entertainment

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