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Unit 15 Media Literacy Test Review
Unit 15 Media Literacy Test Review
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How are the ideas of fair use and copyright related?
Copyright allows fair use material to be used in a variety of ways.
Fair use allows for of copyrighted material to be used in certain ways.
Copyright and fair use have the same purpose.
Fair use is stricter than copyright.
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Which type of website creators are viewed as the least credible?
schools or universities
personal bloggers
government agencies
community foundations
3
Jane is starting a food drive at school. Which mass media type would help her inform her peers of her cause at school?
a poster or pamphlet
TV
billboard
radio
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Why is there more leeway in nonfiction than fiction regarding what is considered fair use?
Facts cannot be copyrighted.
It is easier to transform nonfiction.
Works of fiction are more interesting.
Fiction texts are less valuable.
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Jill saw an ad for a face wash promising to eliminate blemishes forever. What should she do before buying this product?
watch more ads for the product
look for celebrity endorsements
see if any friends have used it.
research ingredients and reviews
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Which situation requires giving attribution to the source?
telling your parents a personal story
writing a research paper and presentation
painting on a canvas
listening to a song on the radio
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Which sentence contains a signal for the reader that an opinion is included?
John Brown has over 20 years of experience.
John Brown was class president in high school.
John Brown is the most qualified candidate.
John Brown supports after-school programs.
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How is bias used by the media?
to warn viewers of stereotyping
to educate viewers on political issues
to slant viewers’ opinions on something
to inform viewers about events
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Which question would be helpful to ask when analyzing the unbiased appeal of news programs or documentaries?
Who or what is the subject of the news program or documentary?
Are all sides represented in the news program or documentary?
Where can someone find more information about the subject presented?
How long did the news program or documentary take to produce?
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Use the sentence to answer the question: "Only the elite wear our shoes!" What describes the purpose of this slogan?
to educate the viewer about the quality of the shoes
to inform the viewer of a new brand of shoes
to persuade the viewer to buy new shoes
to entertain the viewer with fashionable shoes
