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JOUR 101 - Exam # 2 Review
JOUR 101 - Exam # 2 Review
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1
Parody news is sometimes accurate and can exaggerate points as well?
False
True
2
How many editions of the paper Publick Occurrences were published?
4
2
1
60
3
What does the term S.E.O. stand for?
Search Engine Optimization
Social Media Entry Outlet
Study Every Opinion
Safety Enforcement Online
4
John Peter Zenger was jailed for libel as the publisher of Publick Occurrences?
False
True
5
The first printing press was invented in the 1400s, in Austria?
True
False
6
What is an example of a source that would fit within the one-to-many distribution model?
Facebook messaging
Parody news programming
YouTube channel
Blogging
7
The earliest origins of printing originated from where?
China
Japan
Germany
Belgium
8
Minecraft is an example of which type of social media?
Social platform
Computer app
Virtual world
Content communities
9
What is not one of the four social media categories that we listed and discussed ?
Social networking sites
YouTube
Personal blogs
Multiplayer virtual gaming worlds
10
The Boston News-Letter was the first regularly published newspaper in America?
True
False
11
What type of humor is predominantly used for effect in parody news programming?
Satire
Slapstick
Slander
Surreal
12
Parody news shows cannot provide consumers with any helpful information
True
False
13
In a one-to-many distribution model the audience is who?
One specific source
A small segment of consumers
All consumers
A traditional newsroom
14
The New York Time's model was most accurately built around what?
Narratives
Verifiable facts
Inaccuracies
Information
15
What was the first published colonial newspaper?
Publick Occurrences
New York Weekly Journal
Boston News-Letter
Pennsylvania Gazette
16
What does the USA Patriot Act allow the government to do?
Nothing
Steal the phones and cars of suspected individuals
Grant sweeping powers for information thought to relate to terrorism
Access any information on any person without reasonable cause
17
The textbook uses honesty, innovation, and productivity as criteria to use media literacy to approach content?
False
True
18
What were the type of newspapers called, which were advertisement neutral and mass marketed to the public?
Journals
Wire services
Penny papers
Partisan papers
19
What is the mission statement of (F.A.I.R.) Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting advocacy group?
Respect reporters
Sources matter
Don't use Twitter
Journalism matters
20
What is not a barrier to social media independence?
Platform specific regulations
Anyone being the content creator
Content filtering
Using data to target users with ads
21
Yellow Journalism involved sensationalism, mass misinformation, and competition between 2 prominent Chicago papers?
False
True
22
Who is the primary source of content online?
Individuals with a M.A. degree in media
Professional journalists on each outlet
Many
Only the platform itself
23
The Pennsylvania Gazette was published by James Franklin?
True
False
24
On average individuals in the U.S. consume how many hours of media content each day?
7.5
12
15
10
25
Platform filtering of content would be a threat to social media content independence?
True
False