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What does "source" mean?
A person or document that provides information
An official email address
A type of magazine that advertises
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“Verify” means to transmit media content
no
yes
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What does "current affairs" mean?
political eventshappening now
Fictional stories about the future
A type of historical novel
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give a spoken or written account of something, often for news or journalism.
publicize
report
review
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something difficult that requires effort or skill to overcome.
censorship
access
bias
challenge
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“Invade someone's privacy”
enter personal life without their permission.
To participate in a formal interview agressively
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behavior that invades someone's privacy
intrusive
biasive
influence
biased
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favor one side unfairly
attitude
access
bias
censorship
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Although the headline was ______, the actual content lacked substance.
attention-grabbing
realistic
well-informed
restricted
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The Web” refers to the World Wide Web
no
yes
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Social media has made it easier for false stories to become ______ in just a few hours.
pervasive
Likely to be ignored
investigative
restricted
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journalism
A political campaign
The art of making advertisements
The activity of gathering/presenting news
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action to protect against harm or damage.
tabloid
speculation
safeguard
Relevance
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What does "attention-grabbing" mean?
Likely to be ignored
Silent and private
to make people notice smth
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the paparazi is too ______, taking pictures without the celebrity’s consent.
realistic
intrusive
investigative
speculative
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controlling or suppressing info/news/media
bias
access
censorship
attitude
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What does "superficial" mean?
Lacking detail
Deep and thoughtful
Highly investigative
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what is mass media
A method of advertising only
way of delivering info to a large audience
Personal communication between individuals
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way of thinking or feeling about smth
attitude
bias
censorship
access
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journal
A daily record of news and events
A device for live streaming
A legal document filed in court
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What does "free press" mean?
Government-controlled newspapers
A media without censorship
A blog with paid advertisements
Any tyoe of tabloid press
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s1 responsible for reviewing, correcting, and preparing content before publication.
censorship
challenge
editor
credibility
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discovering the truth, often through deep research.
informative journalism
controversial journalism
Investigative journalism
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What does "distorted" mean?
Censored for legal reasons
Changed the original meaning
Accurately presented
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“Well-informed” describes someone who has accurate knowledge or understanding of a topic.
no
yes
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What is the short difference between artificial and superficial?
Artificial:shallow or lacking depth superficial:man-made or not natural
Artificial:man-made or not natural superficial:lacking details or shallow
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What does "publication" mean?
A conversation on social media
A published work: a book, magazine, or newspaper
A private letter to the government
cybersecurity
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The ability to reach, enter, or use smth
censorship
attitude
access
bias
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What does "broadcast" mean?
To publish a book
To print a newspaper
air the news over radio/tv
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What does "unbiased" mean?
Influenced by personal opinions
Fair and impartial
Outdated unfair
Supporting the popular view
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enjoyable and fun to watch, listen to, or experience.
tabloid
speculation
Entertaining
Relevance
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Which term refers to the ability of mass media to influence public perception and opinion?
Media literacy
Media convergence
Media bias
Media impact
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What does "exposé" mean?
A form of advertisement
revealing hidden information
A magazine about celebrities
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smth is related to the subject being discussed.
safeguard
Relevance
speculation
tabloid
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What does "pervasive" mean?
Underground and secretive
smth exists everywhere or spreads widely.
Accepted by the majority
Outdated and no longer used
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intrusion is taken from the verb "intrude"
true
false
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What does "sensationalist" mean?
Reports only from government sources
Focused on delivering accurate facts
exaggerated news for emotional impact
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What does "exploit" mean?
To use something fully and fairly
To use smth unfairly for one’s own benefit
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What does "mainstream" mean?
Outdated and no longer used
Underground and secretive
Accepted by the majority
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What does "controversial" mean?
causing government to win the case
causing discussion or disagreement
causing public fight
A type of newspaper layout
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What does "fame" mean?
A type of magazine about politics and danger
being known and recognized by many people
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guessing
tabloid
Relevance
speculation
safeguard
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What does "paparazzi" mean?
Investigative journalists
Photographers who follow celebrities
video editors/content creators
Radio show hosts
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The public was misled by a ______the video that removed key parts of the speech.
well-informed
realistic
distorted
factual
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What is one primary function of mass media?
To entertain only
To collect personal data
To promote individual interests
To inform the public
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What does "newsstand" mean?
A place sells newspapers and magazines
A website for downloading news
A news podcast studio for recording
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a newspaper with short articles with pictures (usually gossips)
speculation
tabloid
Relevance
safeguard
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a person or organization that makes content publicly available.
publication
public
publisher
publicity
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What does "ideology" mean?
A system of ideas and beliefs
A technical news term
A way of writing headlines
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To examine, evaluate, or critique something
publicize
review
report
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Which of the following is NOT considered a form of mass media?
Radio
Newspaper
Television
Personal blog
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the attention something receives from the media or public.
publication
publisher
public
publicity
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content aims to educate or deliver knowledge.
Relevance
speculation
Entertaining
informative
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if smth can be trusted and believed in, especially in journalism.
censorship
access
credibility
challenge
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CELEBRITY
famous people
well-known public figure
