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First Amendment and basic video history - day 1 reading assignment review
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Video allows you to EXPERIENCE information VISUALLY because you can hear AND see it.
Freebie! THIS is the correct answer.
This is correct, too.
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Opinion question: Should the government be allowed to keep certain information secret?
No
Maybe
Yes
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Opinion Question: Should reporters be allowed to promise their sources can be anonymous?
No
Yes
Maybe
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Who broadcast World War II from the actual battlefront?
Sarnoff
Edward R. Murrow
Farnsworth
Marconi
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Who invented the telegraph?
Marconi
Sarnoff
Edward R. Murrow
Farnsworth
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Which Supreme Court Case decision means that schools can censor speech that is obscene?
Tinker
Bethel School Dist. v. Fraser
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
Bong Hits 4 Jesus
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What is convergence?
a video that uses photos and video footage
news with a written story, video, photos and audio
just video
when a cameraman runs into a newspaper reporter
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Who created and sent the first TV image?
Farnsworth
Sarnoff
Edward R. Murrow
Marconi
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Is it legal to show actual (not fictional) death on TV? Like a recording of a real shooting?
Yes
No
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Which Supreme Court Case decision means that schools CAN censor *school-sponsored* publications
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
Bong Hits 4 Jesus
Tinker v. Des Moines
Bethel School Dist. v. Fraser
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Which one is an example of censorship? (may select multiple)
Police arrest you because of a speech at a peaceful protest.
Oprah criticizes Duck Dynasty actor after a racist comment.
Your mom grounds you for being rude at dinner.
School makes Obama T-shirts against school dress code.
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Who created the first radio network?
Sarnoff
Farnsworth
Marconi
Edward R. Murrow
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What is a TV network?
A company that owns a TV station, newspaper, and website.
Groups of stations that broadcast the same programs
A TV station that has news and entertainment programming
A website with news
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What three things did newspapers learn from TV? (select multiple)
more short stories
catchy tunes
big graphics
use of color
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Which is NOT one of the five freedoms protected in the First Amendment?
Freedom of Religion
Right to Assemble
Freedom of Weapons
Freedom to Speech
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Which Supreme Court Case decided that you DO have First Amendment Rights even at school?
Hazelwood V. Kathy Kuhlmeier
Bong Hits 4 Jesus
Bethel School Dist. v. Matt Fraser
Tinker v. Des Moines
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Who has First Amendment rights?
all U.S. citizens
only journalists
only lawmakers
adults 18+
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Freedom of speech means:
the government can't censor or punish you.
people can make up stuff about others on TV, & not get sued
you can say whatever you want without any criticism.
that you can say whatever you want wherever you want.
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What is a "watchdog"?
Police who "watch" those in power and tell the public.
literally a dog that guards your property, named Dawg.
Journalists who "watch" those in power and tell the public.
Lawyers who "watch" those in power and tell the public.
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If you need images for your video, what is the best option?
Go to Google images, & cite them
Take your own photos
leave blank spots in your video
Search Creative Commons
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If you want to use a popular song in your video, what MUST you do to not break copyright law?
All of the above
Get written permission from the band
get written permission from the record label
Get written permission from the singer
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Which Supreme Court Case decision means that schools can censor pro-drug speech?
Bethel v. Fraser
Bong Hits 4 Jesus
Tinker v. Des Moines
Hazelwood v. Kuhlmeier
