What is a core principle of journalistic ethics?

Ensure fairness, transparency, and accuracy

Why is the loss of trust in real images a problem?

People might ignore real evidence, thinking it’s fake.

How do authoritarian governments typically control the media?

By imprisoning critical journalists and censoring information

How can people protect themselves from AI-generated fake images?

Check the source and look for fact-checking websites

What was a famous example of political communication through radio in the 1920s?

Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Fireside Chats”

Which of the following is a common sign of fake news?

The headline uses exaggerated or emotional language

Which event showed how television could influence public perception?

The first televised debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon

How can AI-generated images influence elections?

They can create fake scandals that change public opinion.

What makes AI-generated images so dangerous in politics?

They can spread false information quickly and influence public opinion

What is a key difference between state-controlled and independent media?

Independent media can report without government influence

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1
What is a core principle of journalistic ethics?
Publish news without verifying facts
Only report information that benefits the government
Accept payments to influence reporting
Ensure fairness, transparency, and accuracy
2
When did the development of political communication with newspapers and pamphlets begin?
In the 20th century
In the 16th century
In the 17th century
In the 18th century
3
Why is the loss of trust in real images a problem?
It makes social media more entertaining.
People might ignore real evidence, thinking it’s fake.
It improves the quality of political campaigns.
It helps politicians gain more supporters.
4
How do authoritarian governments typically control the media?
By imprisoning critical journalists and censoring information
By funding independent news organizations
By allowing complete press freedom
By ensuring that all opinions are represented equally
5
How can people protect themselves from AI-generated fake images?
Believe everything they see online.
Assume all images on social media are real.
Share images immediately if they look shocking.
Check the source and look for fact-checking websites
6
What was a famous example of political communication through radio in the 1920s?
Franklin D. Roosevelt’s “Fireside Chats”
Winston Churchill’s speeches
Hitler’s propaganda broadcasts
John F. Kennedy’s TV debate
7
Which of the following is a common sign of fake news?
The headline uses exaggerated or emotional language
The website includes references and sources
The story is reported by multiple reputable sources
The article is written by a well-known journalist
8
Which event showed how television could influence public perception?
The first televised debate between John F. Kennedy and Richard Nixon
The first radio election campaign
The rise of social media
The development of political podcasts
9
How can AI-generated images influence elections?
They can create fake scandals that change public opinion.
They have no impact because people always fact-check images.
They make politicians look better in official photos.
They help news agencies verify real events.
10
What makes AI-generated images so dangerous in politics?
They can spread false information quickly and influence public opinion
They only affect celebrities, not politicians.
They are always blurry and easy to spot.
They are only used for fun and entertainment.
11
Which important event was influenced by the press and public opinion during the 18th century?
The Cold War
World War I
The French Revolution
World War II
12
What is a key difference between state-controlled and independent media?
Independent media can report without government influence
Independent media always publish fake news
State-controlled media are always more accurate
State-controlled media allow full press freedom
13
What challenge did the development of social media bring in the 2010s?
The invention of the internet
The rise of fake news
The creation of political newspapers
The introduction of political TV commercials

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