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COM 300 CoL Two Review - Spring 2019
COM 300 CoL Two Review - Spring 2019
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1
What is NOT an assumption of social criticism?
All texts can be interpreted for values.
Communication critics often study markers of power.
Social critics examine various dimensions of relationships.
Society is comprised of constructed relationships.
2
Which of the following is NOT considered a touchstone American value system?
Progressive
Hegemonic
Puritan-Pioneer
Enlightenment
3
Tonn, Endress, and Diamond employ Burke’s theory of [BLANK] to conduct their analysis.
the muted group
symbolic interaction
motives
social information processing
4
Tonn, et al's “Hunting and Heritage on Trial” examines the debate surrounding:
a fatal shooting
the ethics of big game hunting
lynching
the expansion to the west
5
20th cntry: scholars began to think of comm as shared & ritualistic, rthr than transmissional.
True
False
6
Zaeske argues that this action contributes to making subjects of women pre-suffrage:
suffrage parades
signature
historical pageants
protest marches
7
Medium through which "Male Madonna & Feminine Uncle Sam” images were represented (Plczwski):
newspaper
postcard
TV broadcast
manuscript
8
With what is ideological criticism primarily concerned?
power
appeals
message
audiences
9
Which of the following is NOT part of Kenneth Burke’s Pentad?
Agency and Purpose
Agent and Agency
Act and Scene
Critic and Criticism
10
"The nature of stories" includes which of the following?
the central goal of narrative analysis is critique
stories are linked to values
stories are linked to experience
both "experience" and "values"
11
[BLANK] is the coordinating trm to resolve polarity of scene and act, making a trnsfr possible.
Power
Motivation
Means
Agent
12
Peripeteia refers to what?
giving an animal human characteristics
none of these
using a part to refer to the whole
a reversal of circumstances in a drama
13
What are Griffin's two broad classes of movements?
resolved an unresolved
old and new
for and against
pro and anti
14
Narrative analysis assumes that stories create social reality.
True
False
15
Rockwell's illustrations of the Four Freedoms were circulated in what form?
magazine illustrations
paintings
posters
all of these
16
Which "subject position" is particularly important to Fuoss' study?
race
class
gender
none of these
17
Most of a society's potential linkages are reciprocal.
True
False
18
How many phases of development are there in historical movements, according to Griffin?
five
three
four
two
19
Griffin structures "The Rhetoric of Historical Movements" in what way?
showing the comparative advantages of his method
problem-solution
posing a series of questions
chronologically
20
Olson argues that Rockwell's Four Freedoms posters conjoin which 2 broad categories of values?
political and religious
Marxist and feminist
capitalist and communist
family and educational
21
Hocker Rushing studies the role of the feminine in what?
frontier myths
nursery rhymes
Biblical stories
fairytales
22
What types of petitions did Zaeske analyze?
anti-war
suffrage
desegregation
antislavery
23
Vocabulary of concepts that act as guides, warrants, reasons, excuses for behavior, belief:
frontiers
ideographs
propaganda
values
24
What are the three classes of performance in the "lynching cycle?"
ethos, pathos, logos
forensic, legislative, epideictic
informational, institutional, linked
preliminary, embedded, subsequent
25
Olson analyzes the values communicated in which campaign?
Make America Great Again
Four Freedoms
It's Morning in America
The New Deal
26
Who were the two sources of the respective Four Freedoms campaigns?
Dow and Tonn
Guerrilla Girls and Banksy
Roosevelt and Rockwell
Obama and Biden
27
Which of the following is NOT an assumption of value analysis?
Values and beliefs are linked together in cognitive systems
All of these are assumptions of VA
Humans make sense of the world by identifying values with it
Value systems define the individual and the culture
28
How was <man> feminized in the postcard depictions analyzed by Palczewski?
Showing men in a caregiving role with children
Placing them in domestic roles in the home
All of these
Feminizing their clothing, i.e. movement of tie
29
Fuoss argues that lynchings are [BLANK]-saturated events.
ideology
myth
frame
performance
30
Meanings are in people, not in the world.
False
True
31
Which of the following is a type of ideological criticism?
studies of institutional power
all of these are types
commodification studies
biography