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Media Literacy

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1
What is the effect of bias in political media?
It influences the audience's perception of the issue
It ensures all viewpoints are presented
It helps maintain objectivity
It provides comprehensive evidence
2
How does imagery enhance political media?
By providing logical arguments
By maintaining an unbiased perspective
By presenting statistical data
By appealing to the audience’s sense of sight
3
Which of these is an example of symbolism in political media?
An eagle representing freedom in a campaign ad
A debate between political candidates
A politician using statistics in a speech
A news anchor reporting facts
4
What is a common sign of bias in media?
Comprehensive evidence
Balanced viewpoints
Selective omission of information
Use of neutral language
5
Pathos is best described as:
Appeal to EMOTION
Appeal to LOGIC
Appeal to ETHICS
Appeal to CREDIBILITY
6
What is the primary purpose of using metaphors in political speeches?
To maintain objectivity
To present facts and figures
To provide direct instructions
To create vivid and relatable comparisons
7
Which rhetorical strategy is used when a speaker appeals to the audience’s sense of trust and ethics?
Bias
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
8
When a media piece focuses on influencing the audience through emotional appeals, it is using:
Symbolism
Ethos
Logos
Pathos
9
Which of the following is an example of logos?
A commercial showing a celebrity endorsement
A political speech appealing to the audience’s emotions
An advertisement using humor to attract attention
A politician citing statistical data to support their argument
10
What is ethos in rhetorical strategies?
Appeal to CREDIBILITY
Appeal to LOGIC
Appeal to ETHICS
Appeal to EMOTION