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AQA Media Studies Paper 2 revision
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1
Sara Lund is an '
active
' character &
not objectified
; which theorist does this challenge?
Mulvey
Hooks
Butler
Zoonan
2
GQ values and ideologies include:
Toxic masculinity
Consumerism
Being socially aware (environment, homelessness, etc)
Status and respect
3
Sims Freeplay supports a consumerist ideology
False
True
4
No Offence is considered a
hybrid
of which genres?
Investigative journalism & news
Police procedural, documentary & drama
Drama, crime & social realism
Crime drama & light comedy
5
GV Media own...
The Guardian
The Voice
Men's Health
Daily Mail
6
Conde Nast is regulated by
IPSO
its own editorial principles...
BBFC
PEGI
7
Which CSPs feature in Paper 2 of the exam?
Online media, Advertising, Newspaper & Video games
Video games, music videos, Newspapers & Radio
Television, Magazines, Online media & Video games
Music, Indie film, Crime drama & Magazines
8
The Voice is a perfect case study to examine which theory?
Butler's Gender performance theory
Shirky's End of Audience theory
Hall's Reception theory
Paul Gilroy's Postcolonial theory
9
The Voice was started by:
Mr McVicker
Val Macalla
Jan Berkott
Simon Cowell
10
Which 'needs' are gratified by players of Sims?
Diversion/Escapism
Social interaction
Information
Personal Identity
11
Who regulate C4 ?
OFCOM
Self regulating
Self regulating and OFCOM if needed
IPSO
12
Aloy
undermines
hero expectations - which theorists apply?
Hooks & Hesmondhalgh
Smith & Weston
Neale & Butler
Hall & Gauntlett
13
Who publish 'The Gentlewoman'?
Gert Jonkers and Jop van Bennekom.
Hearst Publishing
Conde Nast
Iceberg Press
14
What are Channel 4 and BBC 1?
GDPs
Subject to the license fee
MWSs
PSBs
15
Which production company are responsible for 'The Killing'?
Yellow Bird
Green Finch Movies
Big Bird
Blue Tit Productions
16
No Offence subverts audience expectations due to:
Featuring troubled detectives
Using familiar tropes
Diverse representation
Enigma narrative hooks
17
HFW provides representation to which groups?
Diverse ethnic communities
White, middle-class men
White mature females
LGBTQ, disabled, POC
18
Which theorists would you
easily apply
to
Ghost Town
?
Bandura, Jenkins, Hall
Todorov, Neale, Buadrillard
Hall, Gilroy, Todorov
Gilroy, Zoonan, Gerbner
19
Does Aloy
challenge
stereotypical representations of women?
Yes; she is adventurous and heroic
Yes; she is portrayed as physically strong and powerful
Yes; she has typical 'beauty' features
Yes; she struggles to be successful in her quest
20
Conde Nast are...
the suppliers of The Gentlewoman
the publishers of GQ
the distributors of GQ
the regulators of GQ
21
Which word sums up what Channel 4 wish to be...
mainstream
innovative
diverse
alternative
22
What does Sims Freeplay's PEGI rating of 12 mean?
Use of tobacco and some 'soft' drugs can feature
There can be some use of strong expletives
There can be 'mild sexual references'
Gory and bloody violence is allowed in some scenes
23
What are the article titles in The Gentlewoman?
Ramla Ali
Jonathan Bailey
Isabella Tree
Modern Punches
24
Who is the character 'Viv's' husband?
Dick
Larry
Dave
Laurie
25
Who regulate GQ?
IPSO
Self Regulation
OFCOM
PEGI
26
Is Sims Freeplay a useful study when considering
Baudrillard's theory
of
simulation & simulacra
?
No; it is obvious it's a simplistic game with no relation to reality at all
No; all simulations are poor imitations of life
Yes; the ability to create 'reality' produces a 'hyperreality'
Yes; Baudrillard claims postmodern culture creates copies of copies
27
Aloy's
athletic ability
in the game is an example of:
The male gaze
Action codes
Hyper-reality
Enigma codes
28
Paper 2 features all 4 of the framework concepts
False
True
29
In The Killing: Rie Skovgard is ...
Friend,teenager
Witness & local resident
Politician & lover
Mother, wife & sister
30
The Killing highlights which issues?
Cruel world symptoms
Violence against females is 'naturalised' in crime narratives
Disabled under representation
Desensitisation - viewers feel no sympathy for victims
31
What does being a PSB allow an institution to do?
Fulfill the needs of everyone
Make profit for their shareholders
Not have to focus on profit
Get creative and niche
32
Who is Ramla Ali?
The Marathon woman
Female Somalian boxer
Female heavyweight
Austrian Boxer
33
Which PEGI rating has been assigned to HFW?
16
6
18
12
34
Which framework concept to these theories link with?
Media Lang: Jenkins, Bandura, Gerbner
Representation: Curran, Butler, Neale
Media Lang: Hall, Butler, Gauntlett
Representation: Zoonen, Gilroy, Hall
35
Who regulate the BBC?
PEGI
BBFC
Self regulating
Self regulating and OFCOM when needed
36
To inform, educate, entertain:
Hallmarks of the BBC as a PSB
BBC's manifesto
Reithian principles
What the BBC offers the audience
37
What do Curran and Seaton theorise?
Audiences are saturated with formulaic media
Conglomorates stifle creativity
Dominate markets control hegemonic values
UGC offer opportunities for diverse media content
38
Which of the following appeal to the TA for NOffence?
Self-esteem - audiences feel better about themselves after watching crime
Surveillance - audiences relate by linking narratives to real life
Personal identity with issues affecting females in positions of power
Escapism and diversion - crime drama seen as 'entertainment'
39
What was the 'reach' for
The Killing
?
Just Sweden and the UK
Over 100 countries including Poland, Japan & Brazil
Over 50 countries including Spain, US & UK
Germany, Holland & Denmark
40
What was the slogan for 'NEWSBEAT'?
Listen, Watch, Share
Rise. Resist. Raise you voice.
Live, Love, Laugh
Get what you've always wanted...
