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5. What is “Decoding”?
8. How does Morley’s research help us today?
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8. How does Morley’s research help us today?
D) Creating new technological inventions
A) Understanding fake news and media manipulation
B) Developing advertising strategies
C) Predicting sports results
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5. What is “Decoding”?
B) The process of writing a film script
A) The process of interpreting media messages by the audience
C) The method of producing television programs
D) The process of coding messages
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9. What factors influence today’s media audience?
B) Internet speed
D) Music genres
C) Sports competition results
A) Personal experience and social background
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3. What was the main goal of Morley’s research?
C) To examine advertising effectiveness
B) To analyze the process of making television programs
A) To study how audiences interpret media messages
D) To develop sociological theories
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1. Who is David Morley?
D) An advertising specialist
B) A media and cultural studies scholar
C) A sports journalist
A) A film director
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2. Which TV program did Morley base his research on?
D) Sky News
B) Nationwide
A) BBC News
C) CNN Report
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7. What happens in dominant (hegemonic) reading?
C) The audience completely rejects the message
B) The audience partially agrees with the message
D) The audience ignores the message
A) The audience fully accepts the message
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6. Which of the following is NOT a type of decoding?
D) Negotiated reading
B) Oppositional reading
C) Technical reading
A) Dominant (hegemonic) reading
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4. What is “Encoding”?
A) The process of analyzing media messages by the audience
D) A film editing technique
B) The process of shaping messages by media organizations
C) The process of creating advertisements
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10. Based on Morley’s research, how should we approach media messages?
B) By fully believing every message
A) With critical thinking
C) By only getting news from social media
D) By not trying to interpret messages