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COM300 Exam3 Review Fall 2024
COM300 Exam3 Review Fall 2024
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1
The ______________ hypothesis predicted a cause and effect relationship between media content and voter perceptions.
Uses and Gratifications
Agenda-setting
Cultivation Theory
Accommodation Theory
2
When people make judgements about the world around them, relying on the smallest bits of information
Dissonance
The Accessibility Principle
Mainstreaming
Resonance
3
June 2024 marked the 45th anniversary of this film, which told audiences "In space, no one can hear you scream."
The Empire Strikes Back
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century
Men in Black
Alien
4
The yellow ribbons from a 1972 song that then came to symbolize support for US armed forces in 1991 are an example of:
The Fourth Estate Typology
The Jackson Five
Third-person effect
Second-order semiological system
5
The press may not be always be successful in telling people
what
to think, but it is often successful in telling them:
what to think ABOUT
why they should debate ISSUES
who to vote FOR
how to analyze ISSUES
6
A book, newspaper, radio, television, telephone, film, website or e-mail is labeled by the text as
Global technology
Media Ecology
News
A medium
7
A classification scheme that attempts to sort a large number of specific instances into more manageable categories
None of these
Agenda
Taxology
Typology
8
Cultivation Theory directly acknowledges that the media compete for our attention and time.
False
True
9
By the time the average television viewer graduates high school, they have witnessed nearly 5,000 violent deaths.
True
False
10
The final exam date and time for this class is
Tuesday, Dec. 10th 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. at Saddle.
Tuesday, Dec. 10th 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. in GCC 212
Saturday, Dec 7, 9:00 -- 11:00 p.m.
It was last week, fam. My B.
11
This is the generic term for all human-invented technology that extends the range, speed or channels of communication.
Median
Mediated content
Media
Medium
12
Which of the following is one of the reasons people identified as to why they use the media?
all of these
companionship
social interaction
escape
13
The difference in the percentage giving the “television answer” within comparable groups of light and heavy TV viewers.
Cultivation differential
Cultivation analysis
Resonance differential
Mainstream differential
14
George Gerbner regarded ______________________ as the dominant force in shaping modern society.
Television
Music
People yelling "YEET!"
The internet
15
The condition that exists when viewers’ real-life environment is like the world of TV is called __________________
The Accessibility Principle
Resonance
Mainstreaming
Dissonance
16
Mr. Rogers scrutinized every word used on his show because he didn't want to confuse his audience. This is an example of
Agenda-setting theory
Semiotics
Communication Accommodation Theory
Cultivation theory
17
When heavy TV viewers from disparate groups develop a common outlook through constant exposure to the same images it is
Dissonance
Resonance
The Accessibility Principle
Mainstreaming
18
This theory claims that people deliberately use media for particular purposes.
Accommodation theory
Agenda-setting theory
Cultivation theory
Uses and Gratifications theory
19
An actor who plays a lawyer in a television show starts receiving mail from fans asking for legal advice. This is:
a great side gig for the artist
a parasocial realtionship
an emotional attachment
cheap legal advice
20
According to Semiotics,
myth
makes what is cultural seem
set in stone.
natural.
like free choice.
imposed by the status quo.
21
Issues the public experiences first-hand (high gas prices) are considered _____________ issues.
unobtrusive
abstract
concrete
obtrusive
22
Today, December 3, is National...
Roof Over Your Head Day
All of these
Giving Tuesday
Trick Shot Day
23
A red light is an example of this kind of sign, which bears no resemblance to the objects to which it refers
None of these
Symbolic Sign
Iconic Sign
Indexical Sign
24
That the media highlight or make certain attributes of a media object salient, or dominant in a story, is known as
mainstreaming.
the accessibility principle.
framing.
the third level of agenda-setting.
25
One of the core concepts of __________________ is that media messages don’t affect everyone in the same way.
Standpoint Theory
Uses and Gratifications
Agenda Setting Theory
None of these
26
On TV dramas, the elderly, children, and minorities are harmed at a much higher rate than other groups.
False
True
27
Which of the following is a major finding of cultivation analysis?
all of these
positive correlation between TV viewing and perceived activity of police
positive correlation between TV viewing and a general mistrust of people
positive correlation between TV viewing and fear
28
What was the city Billy Joel laments over in Miami, 2017?
New York
Miami
Chicago
Los Angeles
29
George Mead claimed that culture gets into individuals through ______________________________.
Economic Determinism
the Global Village
Communication
Media Determinism
30
Which of the following has been identified as a group that sets the agenda for the agenda setters?
public relations professionals
all of these
candidates
public office holders
31
Cynthia Arivo, who plays Elphaba in 2024's
Wicked
, has not won which major award?
Tony
Grammy
Emmy
Oscar
32
The study of different personal and social environments created by the use of different communication technologies is:
Media Pedagogy
Low key it's media ecology no cap
Media Epistemology
Media Ecology
33
Editors and other arbiters of culture who determine what will appear in the mass media are known as
gatekeepers
.
True
False