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1
The gap between people with access to digital technology and those without access is termed the __________.
Entry divide
Connection divide
Access divide
Passage divide
2
Urging the plant to announce news of its closing as soon as possible is described as:
Stealing thunder
Poor crisis management
Stealing the ball
Kicking yourself in the foot
3
A genuine apology and promise to make it right for customers is an example of what crisis response strategy?
Constructive strategy.
Diminish strategy.
Diversionary strategy.
Rebuild strategy.
4
The area of public relations that focuses on proactive monitoring and management to prevent crises from happening.
Issues management.
Contention management.
Deprecation management.
Vilification management.
5
The gap in access to digital information and communication technologies between the “haves” and “have-nots”
Digital ghetto
Digital divide
Digital bridge
Digital canyon
6
A previously unknown problem noticed by an engineer during a crash test should be considered a:
Current issue.
Dormant issue.
Practical issue.
Potential issue.
7
Simple images, icons, logos, words, and brief taglines that communicate enormous amounts of meaning are considered:
High-context communication.
Medium-context communication.
Low-context communication.
Microcontext communication.
8
Slander is defamation that is:
Written
Posted on social media
Spoken
True
9
The beginning of a news story stating the who, what, where and when is called a:
Pyramid.
Feature story.
Lead.
Listicle.
10
William's job at the USDA entails providing information to people under:
The Freedom of Information Act
Sunshine laws
The Environmental Management Act
The Farm Bill
11
Rather than plainly reporting facts, a ______ digs deeper into some angle of an event, a person’s life or a place.
Key message.
Feature story.
Media alert.
News release.
12
Using the exact words and phrases from someone else’s work is considered:
Trademark infringement.
Patent infringement.
Plagiarism.
Counterfeiting.
13
If you have limited funds, you may want to use free online images found in:
Museums
DropBox
The public domain
The creative commons
14
The difference in how people from different groups actually use the technologies to which they have access is termed:
Usage divide.
Mainstream divide.
Redistribution divide.
Actual divide.
15
Trespassing into someone’s private space but also electronic surveillance to to access online activity is called:
Defamation.
Hacking.
Portrayal in a false light.
Intrusion into seclusion.
16
Which is NOT one of the three types of protected intellectual property?
Trademark
Patent
Copyright
Plagiarism
17
Firmly pleading your ground with no compromise is considered:
Pure authenticity
Pure accommodation
Pure advertorial
Pure advocacy
18
Which is NOT one of three intermediaries PR practitioners typically write for?
Media gatekeepers.
Social media.
Search engines.
Government officials.
19
Which is NOT one of the five major cultural dimensions described in the book?
High context communication
Uncertainty avoidance
Long-term orientation
Individualism–collectivism
20
The study of what people do with media, as opposed to what media do to people, concerns:
Agenda setting
Mobile strategy
Cultivation
Uses and gratifications
21
Which of these does NOT belong? Content for mobile consumption should aim to be:
Localized
Snackable
Decentralized
Personalized
22
To uncover issues sooner and provide more options for dealing with a situation, organizations engage in:
Analyzing
Monitoring
Prioritizing
Evaluating
23
Thanking or praising stakeholders to win their good favor is called:
Ingratiation.
Integration.
Sucking up.
Impression management.
24
An airline crash was caused by mechanical failure. The ground crew skipped a pre-flight inspection. This is a:
A political crisis.
A preventable crisis.
An accident crisis.
A victim crisis.
25
Using parts of a copyrighted work for education or review purposes is considered:
Creative Commons.
Public domain.
Fair use.
Fair game.
26
Legally speaking, __________ is a statement that injures someone’s reputation.
Vilification.
Defamation.
Backstabbing.
Deprecation.
27
For public figures, the standard for claiming libel is much higher than:
A private citizen.
A newspaper.
A nonprofit organization.
Facebook friends.
28
At its core, the practice of public relations in democratic societies is a communication function dependent on:
a. Political speech.
a. Free speech.
a. Commercial speech.
a. Informed speech.
29
Writing for robots (aka search engines) calls for effective use of headlines, keywords, links, URLs and
mega tags
media tags
meta tags
micro tags
30
The media reported that Mountain View was fining residents for brown lawns, but it was really Mountain Home. This is a:
Misdirected crisis.
Victim crisis.
Rumor crisis.
Accident crisis.
31
Even with the rise of multimedia, the majority of communications are still done via:
a. Sounds.
a. Videos.
a. Words.
a. Graphics.
32
A celebrity suing over the use of a look-alike falls under what privacy category?
Public disclosure of private facts.
Appropriation of appearance.
Appropriation of likeness or identity.
Social media publicity.
33
A drawback of infographics is that they are not:
Good for communicating a message
Easy to understand
Mobile friendly
Interesting
34
One of the toughest jobs in public relations is being called on to help organizations navigate crises __________.
a. That are fabricated.
a. They created themselves.
a. That come from competitors.
a. That come from hackers.
35
A news release on an shipwreck may be accompanied by a document with facts about the ship and other info called:
A lead.
A blog.
An attachment.
A fact sheet.