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A #media quiz for #eduqas #gcse revision on representation for Component 1
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1
What genre is NTTD?
Action
Spy thriller
Comedy
Horror
2
Which Proppian character types are present in the film poster
Hero
Helper
Donor
Villain
3
The film was delayed in its release becuase...
of regualtion delays
of COVID
a rival franchise was launched
the actors fell out
4
Why did the film feature kung fu?
Bruce Lee was an icon at the time
It was incredibly popular in the 1970s
The Bond franchise wanted to seem cool
It allowed the film to go to exotic locations
5
Who created the This Girl Can advert?
Sport Britain
Nike
Sport England
Sport UK
6
GQ represents a stereotypical view of masculinity and men
False
True
7
The Quality Street Advert was created in...
1950s
1960s
1970s
1940s
8
The Sun is...
pro-immigration
a tabloid paper
A broadsheet paper
right-wing
9
Quality Street reflects a feminist society?
True
False
10
The Covid Vaccine was launched in the UK in...
March 2020
December 2020
December 2019
January 2021
11
James Bond is seen three times in the poster
False
True
12
Relevant context for Quality Street includes:
Metrosexuality
Patriarchal society
Feminism
The Regency Period
13
Who plays James Bond in this film?
Remi Malek
Daniel Craig
Lashana Lynch
Ben Whishaw
14
Magazines conventional have a rule of 3 colour palette
True
False
15
Who wrote the original book for
The Man With The Golden Gun
?
John Le Carre
Charlie Higson
Graham Green
Ian Fleming
16
Why was the This Girl Can advert created?
To encourage women to excercise
Not enough women were playing sports
To challenge stereotypical representations of women
Concerns over the obesity crisis
17
Where was the film set?
Brazil
Australia
Spain
Malaysia
18
The Guardian's ideology is:
Pro-european
Eurosceptic
Anti-immigration
Pro-immigration
19
Raheem is an example of a spornosexual
False
True
20
The Sun uses celebrities to endorse their campaign
True
False
21
How is the 1973 energy crisis represented in the film poster?
Nuclear symbol
Explosions
Power station
A switch
22
What party represents left-wing views?
Conservatives
Labour
Liberal Democrats
UKIP
23
Why was the Regency Period used by Quality Street?
Quality Street started in the 1700s
Quality Street chose it randomly
Quality Street wanted to give their brand a sense of history and heritage
It was a time of optimism, just like the post war 1950s
24
Raheem's tatoos show he is a Christian
False
True
25
Who funded the TGC advert?
The Government
Reebok
National Lottery
Nike
26
The Sun is eurosceptic. What does this mean?
They want to leave the EU.
They dislike immigrants.
The want to stay in the EU.
They love immigrants
27
Select the relevant context for the Pride front cover:
Feminism
Civil Rights Movement
Black Lives Matter
Bond franchise
28
El Nido is Spanish means...
The bar
The nest
The island
The truth
29
Which of these is relevant context for the film poster
Spy thriller genre
Women's Liberation
The MCU
Civil Rights Movement
30
A binary opposition is created by the colour palette
False
True
31
The Sun was calling for an "army" of...
doctors and nurses
people to have the vaccine
care workers
volunteers to help deliver the vaccine
32
Raheem Stirling is tackling what issue in his interview...
Child poverty
Racism in the mass media
Football hooliganism
Gender inequality
33
What newspaper has a left-wing ideology?
The Guardian
The Times
The Sun
The Telegraph
34
Select the relevant context for the GQ front cover:
Star Wars
Consumerism
Hypermasculinity
Civil Rights Movement
35
What year was
The Man With A Golden Gun
released?
1953
1983
1973
1963
36
Pride magazine was named after what movement in the 1960s?
Women's Rights
Black Rights
Stop Racism
Civil Rights
37
Quality Street was popular because...
It was the first brand to individually wrap chocolates
It represented luxury after World War Two
The Regency Era characters suggested it was high class
They were affordable to a mass audience
