Pre-Assessment Radio/TV Broad Workshop

Question 1

What role involves managing the technical equipment and ensuring smooth production? (DepED TV and Radio Broad context)

Accepted Answer

Tech / Technical-in-charge

Question 2

What makes radio different from TV?

Accepted Answer

b) Radio uses only sound, TV combines visuals

Question 3

What is the average word count for a 45-second broadcast script?

Accepted Answer

90-113 words per minute

Question 4

What is a script used for in broadcasting?

Accepted Answer

To guide the presenter and ensure the message is clear

Question 5

The correct sequence is READ AND UNDERSTAND, WRITE, REHEARSE, CHECK, REWRITE, FINALIZE.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

If you’re presenting on TV, what should you focus on?

Accepted Answer

Your body language and facial expressions

Question 7

It is better to spend more time writing your script than scrutinizing it.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 8

Which of these is MOST important for radio broadcasting?

Accepted Answer

Exciting sound effects and background music, Ensuring a detailed and well-prepared script, Avoiding any pauses

Question 9

True or False: A radio presenter’s tone and energy can affect how listeners feel about the content.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 10

What is the primary goal of broadcasting?

Accepted Answer

b) Communication and information sharing

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