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Media GCSE revision 2024
Media GCSE revision 2024
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1
Which brand?
Toblerone
Toyota
2
What do Livingstone and Lunt say we need?
stereotpying occurs where there are inequalities of power
Companies are driven by profit and power
Companies try to maximise audiences and minimise risks
Protection for citizens and value for money for consumers.
3
KISS breakfast demographic ?
12-18
15-29
19-35
14-35
4
What does a pegi tell you on a game?
If the game can be played online
How many players can play the game
The game's age rating and content
The difficulty of the game
5
What year did BBC news start
29 August 1976
1 December 1901
18 October 1922
24 September 1911
6
When was cinema invented?
2011
1895
1888
1999
7
Where would you find a PEGI rating?
On the TV Soap Award website named after Peggy Mitchell
In internet cafes where People Enjoy Great Internet
One the packaging of a computer game - the games age rating
8
Who did the BBC synergise with to make His Dark Materials?
Sony
Paramount
ITV
HBO
9
Define conglomorate
combined actions to benefit two or more organisations
a multi-industry company
a broadcaster which is not commercially funded
an organisation created for one person
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Define synergy
combined actions to benefit two or more organisations
a broadcaster which is not commercially funded
a multi-industry company
an organisation created for one person
11
What is Horizontal Integration?
When one company owns holdings in several countries
When one company owns lots of companies in the same industry
When one business owns several stages in the same industry
When lots of companies work together and share the profits
12
Who owns the Daily Mirror?
News UK
Reach
Northern and Shell
Telegraph Media Group
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What is basic Journalism?
creating topics and editing stories
photography and writing for the purpose of debate
writing for newspapers or magazines or of broadcasting news.
writing stories that persuade mass audiences
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What type of newspaper is The Sun?
A broadsheet
A daily
A mid-market
A tabloid
15
how many members are in Black Pink?
3
4
5
2
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In what year was the BBC founded?
1932
1942
1952
1922
17
When did the first color TV sold?
22nd February 1962
20th August 1957
8th December 1970
24th March 1954
18
What is the name of Dr Who’s time machine?
The Time Turner
The Time Sled
Tardis
DeLorean
19
What is the Internet?
List of words that are related to a specific topic.
Devices and systems used to store information.
The network that links computers around the world.
A machine that can be programmed to process information.
20
What is a PSB?
I have no idea
Public Switched Company
People Serviving Broadcaster
Public Service Broadcaster
21
Lara Croft Go is a ___________ video game
Adventure, action based
Slow-paced, reality based
Multi-player group task
Dancing inspired
22
NHS Represent uses intertextuality
False
True
23
Vertical Integration is?
Non ownership of its production & outputs in the value chain
Ownership of its inputs, production, & outputs in the value chain
Ownership of its production & outputs in the value chain
Non ownership of its inputs, production, & outputs in the value chain
24
Which brand?
Facebook
Toyota
Intel
Highbury College
25
How Does the BBC make money?
It is a free radio to listen to with no pay
merchandise
AD revinue
TV licence
26
People who write articles are called ...
Journalists
Liars
News Writers
Authors/Editors
27
The Guardian website charges...
to be ad free
£5 a month subscription
£3 per 10 articles
nothing, but ask for donations
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What does BBC stand for?
British Broadcasting Central
British Broadcasting Corporation
British Broadcasting Cult
British Boradcasting Central
29
Does Southampton have a BBC radio station
False
True
30
NHS Represent...
uses countertypes to target audiences.
uses archetypes to target audiences.
uses both stereotypes and countertypes to target audiences.
uses stereotypes to target audiences.
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News values are defined as
the pictures
The type of stories chosen by the paper
The headlines
the language used
32
Define representation
A way to regulate the media
The way sections of society are presented in the media
I have no idea
The way in which the media define people
33
Which of these applies to Radio 1?
It is almost 60 years old
Its most popular programmes have about 5 million listeners
It has a public service remit
It relies on advertising products to teenagers and adults
34
Journalism is supposed to be
Persuasive
Entertainment
Expository
Informative
35
What is Blackpink Fandom name?
bapink
blink
BPink
BLINK
36
What was needletime?
The time a radio station could broadcast
A restriction of 5 hours when music could play
Time when audiences could call in to a radio station
A time to sew patterns on clothes
37
First DJ on Radio 1 was Tony
One
Peel
Preston
Blackburn
38
Who owns The Times?
The Times publishing
Reach PLC
News Corp / News UK
Mirror publishing
39
What is PEGI?
An thing you put on the washing line
A game rating
40
Which company created Kim Kardashian Hollywood?
Sony Mobile
Sony Landmark
Glu Mobile
Blu Mobile
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Feminist theory: Laura Mulvey 'male gaze' is defined as...
males get the majority of Hollywood roles
sexist directors present women as objects
females play stereotypical roles
the camera view is through male eyes/perspective
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What does PEGI stand for
Pan European Game Information
Protective En-masse Guarding Individuals
43
Which music video was influenced by The Old Grey Whistle Test?
Keisza - Hideaway
One Direction - History
Arctic Monkeys - I Bet That You Look Good on the Dancefloor
Ed Sheeran - Thinking Out Loud
44
How do Radio Broadcast works?
By translating waves into sounds
By the transmission of waves to wires
By translating sounds into electromagnetic waves called Radio Waves
By translating electromagnetic waves into sounds
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What was the first type of broadcast journalism?
Blogging
Television
Social Media
Radio
46
Which target audience?
Housewives
Upper class men
47
What is a passive audience?
An audience who accepts a message
An audience who questions, then accepts a message
An audience who rejects a message
News about the second world war
48
Which brand?
Starbucks
Nivea
Green Goddess Recycling
Olay
49
Dr Who
ITV 1963
BBC 1973
BBC 1963
ITV 1973
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Kim Kardashian Hollywood increased Kim Kardashian's fame.
True
False
51
Is everyone on the internet who they say they are?
No
Yes
52
Is the BBC multi-national?
Maybe
Yes
No
Probably
53
Arctic Monkeys are ...
An authentic, organically formed band
A winner from a TV show
A manufactured band
A boy band
54
What was the main reason KISS moved Jordan and Perri to KISS breakfast?
They're physically attractive
Listening figures were falling on KISS Breakfast
To target people who already liked Jordan & Perri
They're funny
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How does the Internet challenge regulation?
Piracy allows you to download anything illegally
Easy access to banned content
Government bans are effective on the Internet
The Internet is global and too hard to regulate
