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Eduqas GCSE Media Quality Street
Eduqas GCSE Media Quality Street
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This Quiz is to test knowledge of the Quality Street factsheet.
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1
Why are Miss Sweetly and Major Quality in this advert?
They are part of the Brand Identity
They want to get the sweets too
They look good.
They are rich and chocolates are for the rich
2
In the 1950s people with lower income started enjoying art and theatre more because it was more affordable.
False
True
3
What stereotypes can be seen in this advert?
Women need to please a man to be successful
All women love chocolate
Men use chocolate to get whatthey want
Rich people are always in a gold frame
4
Who made the Quality Street tin?
Harold MacDonald
Harold Mackintosh
Harold Mackie
Harold Bishop
5
What does the hand drawn design and primary colour palette link to?
The regency era
The rebellious nature of post war Britain
The consumerist nature of post war Britain
The simple design of war time Britain
6
Who has the power in this advert?
The women
The gold frame
The men
The chocolates
7
How does the factsheet describe the narrative?
A hierarchal narrative
A patriarchal narrative
An anarchical narrative
A matriarchal narrative
8
Why does Mulvey's Gaze theory apply to this?
Because the women are objects/prizes
Because the women are all showing their bodies
Because the man is in control
Because the chocolates are in his groin area
9
What type of audience is attracted to the persuasive language techniques and the serif font?
A male audience
A regency, older audience
A well read, educated audience
A female audience
10
What primary audience is this advert targeting?
Women
Working families
Men
Rich people
11
Why were chocolates a luxury in 1930?
They were very rare to find
Because they were wrapped in gold
Because there was food rationing from the war
Because they hadn't started making yukky coffee ones yet
12
What era are the two people in the picture frame from?
Post war era
1950s
1930s
Regency era
13
What year did this Quality Street advert come out?
1965
1956
1950
1945
14
What is the "delicious dilemma"?
The choice of picture in the background
The choice of colour and fonts
The girls choosing between the chocolates
The man choosing between the girls
15
How was the Regency Era similar to the 1950s?
They both had a ruling king.
They both had population booms
They both had developments in technology, art and fashion.
They both used wifi to communicate with the masses.
16
What is the name of the man in the painting?
Mr Sweetly
General Quality
Mr Quality
Major Quality
17
How much do you want a chocolate right now?
I really don't like chocolate
I always want chocolate
18
What, does the factsheet suggest, does the gold frame symbolise?
A halo effect
A mirror on the wall
The wrappers of the sweets.
A nice hat for the man
19
What does "post-rationing" mean?
During the rationing period.
Delivering rations by post.
After the rationing period
Before the rationing period
20
What is the name of the woman in the painting?
Miss Quality
Ms Equality
Miss Sweetly
Miss Mackintosh
21
What shape is being created by the layout?
Hexagon
Circle
Triangle
Square
22
What representation is considered when looking at the status/wealth of the different characters?
Gender representations
Event representations
Class representations
Representation of age
