Age Representation in Media

Question 1

A sample of 11 papers from 1963-1983 found that only ____% of the total content featured any coverage of the elderly.​

Accepted Answer

1%

Question 2

In the 1930's, Teens were rarely in film, but when they were, they were moral and "straight laced"

Accepted Answer

False

Question 3

Which is not an example of Ageism?

Accepted Answer

Creating an inclusive environment for everyone, dismissing age stereotypes

Question 4

Teens are thought to be super-communicators, updating friends and acquaintances, on social media

Accepted Answer

True

Question 5

In the 1970's teenagers in TV shows are more sexually active, drinking alcohol, and use drugs. ​

Accepted Answer

False

Question 6

In the U.S., Elderly people are seen primarily as wise and scholarly

Accepted Answer

False

Question 7

What percent of female academy award winners are over 39?

Accepted Answer

27%

Question 8

Male Actors peak in their 30's

Accepted Answer

False

Question 9

What 3 Film Franchises Are the most popular Teen-Oriented Movie Series'?

Accepted Answer

Hunger Games, Harry Potter, Twilight

Question 10

What is a common myth found in the 3 highest-grossing teen franchises?

Accepted Answer

The absent parent myth

Question 11

In what decade did counterculture leak in and start bringing in more youthful casts to TV

Accepted Answer

The 1970's

Question 12

At What Age do Women "Peak" in Hollywood?

Accepted Answer

30

Question 13

Which of the following is not a portrayal type for teens in the news?

Accepted Answer

Driven, strong-willed teen

Question 14

How are elderly people portrayed in Children's media?

Accepted Answer

Depicted as objects

Question 15

What decades did Teen TV shows peak?

Accepted Answer

The 1980's-1990's

Questions 15