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HYHGP? Theory Refresher Quiz
HYHGP? Theory Refresher Quiz
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1
Which theorist said media stereotypes come from power imbalances?
Shirky
Gilroy
Van Zoonen
Stuart Hall
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What is Common Ground?
A fan response platform
A poetry festival
A government campaign
A podcast sponsor
3
Which best describes George’s representation of young Black men?
Complex, poetic, and aspirational
Stereotypical and aggressive
Passive victims
Criminal and comedic
4
What does George the Poet’s involvement in production add to the podcast?
A sense of distance
A deeper sense of authenticity
Access to taxpayer money
It gives it mainstream legitimacy
5
Why might the podcast be seen as a form of cultural activism?
It uses lots of hip hop samples
It focuses on his celebrity status
It avoids serious issues
It critiques pop culture
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What inspired George to teach through podcasting?
TV documentaries
Jay-Z’s music and message
A BBC course
His teachers
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What platform hosts HYHGP?
BBC Sounds
Apple Podcasts
Spotify Originals
YouTube
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How is the Grenfell Tower tragedy used to reflect systemic inequality?
It is used for dramatic effect only
To explore power and marginalisation
To highlight improper construction practices
As a background setting only
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Van Zoonen argued better representation comes from…
More diverse institutions
More passive audiences
More content warnings
More advertising
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Why is it significant that the podcast is commissioned by BBC Sounds?
It’s completely independent
Access to taxpayer money
A sense of distance
It gives it mainstream legitimacy
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How is George’s podcast an example of a challenge to traditional education?
It uses rap and storytelling to teach
It’s part of the school curriculum
It focuses on celebrities
It avoids serious topics
12
What audience experience does Shirky highlight?
Interactive content creation
Media addiction
Emotional catharsis
Passive watching
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Which is not part of the BBC’s public service remit?
Advertise
Entertain
Educate
Inform
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Who said fans actively reinterpret and remix media content?
Van Zoonen
David Gauntlett
Stuart Hall
Henry Jenkins
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What tragedy does George discuss in Chapter 1, Episode 2?
Grenfell Tower fire
Stephen Lawrence murder
7/7 London bombings
Windrush scandal
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What does “fictive” mean in relation to the podcast?
Non-fiction news
Fiction used to express real ideas
Technical audio term
Entirely imaginary
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What is the role of Common Ground in engaging the audience?
It’s where George records music
It provides facts and stats
It connects like-minded listeners
It’s only for promotion
18
How does the podcast challenge mainstream representation of Black British men?
It gives voice to unheard experiences
It conforms to hegemonic ideas
It romanticises street life
It reinforces stereotypes
19
Which theory fits George encouraging creative fan responses?
Gauntlett
Gilroy
Van Zoonen
Jenkins
20
How does the podcast blur the boundaries between traditional and new media?
It offers no creative freedom
It sticks strictly to BBC rules
Its a confusing text with no messages
It merges new formats and looser regulation
21
What do Livingstone & Lunt say is difficult in the digital age?
Funding
Regulation
Representation
Marketing
22
How does the use of music, poetry, and archive sound shape the podcast?
To parody hip-hop
It blends fact and emotion powerfully
It’s just filler
To entertain without purpose
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How does George’s quote about Jay-Z reflect systemic barriers?
It mocks privilege
It implies music offers a route around them
It celebrates school systems
It ignores them
