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Media then vs. now
Media then vs. now
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Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of “new media”?
Fixed content that doesn’t change
Multimedia formats
User-generated content
Instant communication
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What is the term for media where only a few people create content and most just consume it?
Interactive media
Social media
Traditional media
Digital media
3
Which development allowed media to become
global
in real time?
Cable television
Typewriters
Film projectors
Satellite and internet technology
4
When was the World Wide Web invented?
1969
1997
2003
1989
5
Which invention had the biggest impact on spreading information in the 15th century?
The telephone
The printing press
The internet
The radio
6
Which of the following is an example of
interactive
media?
A video game
A silent film
A radio broadcast
A printed newspaper
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Why has traditional TV become less popular in many homes?
People prefer on-demand content
Magazines are more exciting
TVs are banned in many countries
Radios have better picture quality
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What is one risk of relying only on digital media for information?
You might learn too quickly
Your friends can’t read it
The news becomes too boring
You may be exposed to misinformation or fake news
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What does “media literacy” mean?
Reading the news every day
Following only reliable influencers
The ability to access, analyse, evaluate, and create media
Watching educational TV
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What does the phrase “the medium is the message” suggest?
People only use one type of media
How information is delivered affects how we understand it
All messages should be short
It’s better to read than to watch