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Year 9 Media Terminology
Year 9 Media Terminology
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What is the correct definition of 'Ethics'?
Behavioural codes/ standards about what is acceptable/unacceptable.
A mass movement based on the false belief that a group/thing is a threat.
Media content that aims to persuade audiences to a specific point of view.
Prejudice against a person/group.
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What is the correct definition of 'Moral Panic'?
Prejudice against a person/group.
False stories that appear to be news, spread using various types of media.
A mass movement based on the false belief that a group/thing is a threat.
Media content that aims to persuade audiences to a specific point of view.
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'Donald Trump declares 25% tariffs on all trade partners' is an example of Hard News.
False
True
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'Soft News' stories are...?
Stories that cover important, real-world issues, eg. crime, politics, etc
Stories that can be considered 'unnewsworthy', eg. 'man rescues frog'.
Human interest stories, such as entertainment, sport, etc.
Stories that are only published in print, eg. in newpapers & magazines
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Headlines are short titles that provide a brief summary of the story in an article.
True
False
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What is the correct definition of 'Fake News'?
Media content that aims to persuade audiences to a specific point of view.
A mass movement based on the false belief that a group/thing is a threat.
False stories that appear to be news, spread using various types of media.
Prejudice against a person/group.
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'Agenda Setting' theory states that Media cannot influence the public's perception of the importance of certain topics.
False
True
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What are some of the ways we can identify Fake News?
Check other articles, but only those by the same author & publisher
Ask your friends
Ask your Mum & Dad
Research the author and publisher
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What is the correct definition of 'Propaganda'?
Prejudice against a person/group.
A mass movement based on the false belief that a group/thing is a threat.
Media content that aims to persuade audiences to a specific point of view.
False stories that appear to be news, spread using various types of media.
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'Hard News' stories are...?
Stories that can be considered 'unnewsworthy', eg. 'man rescues frog'.
Stories only published in print form, eg. in newpapers & magazines
Human interest stories, such as entertainment, sport, etc.
Stories that cover important, real-world issues, eg. crime, politics, etc
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What is the correct definition of 'Bias'?
Media content that aims to persuade audiences to a specific point of view.
Prejudice against a person/group.
A mass movement based on the false belief that a group/thing is a threat.
False stories that appear to be news, spread using various types of media.
12
'Sabrina Carpenter wins First-Ever Grammy Award' is an example of a Hard News headline.
True
False
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True or False: The term 'Media' is the plural form of Medium & describes the ways we communicate?
True
False
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What are some of the conventions of TV News?
Suits & dresses, green screen, mid shots, blues and red
Suits & dresses, green screen, upbeat/happy music, purples & blues
Suits & dresses, green screen, close ups, sad music
Casual clothing, green screen, long shots, professional sounding music
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News headlines are written in
active voice
(action comes before the subject) and
present tense
.
True
False
