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AQA CSP Teen Vogue
AQA CSP Teen Vogue
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preparation for Paper 2 AQA A level Media examination.
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1
Which year was VOGUE first published in?
2003
1967
1892
2000
2
Why are the TA asked to register on the website?
To create a sense of belonging
To influence their content and gratify needs
To help the audience access additional content on the website
To sell their data to advertising and sponsorship companies
3
What is a 'woke' brand?
The inclusion of diverse representation
A brand using unknown individuals
A company in tune with their trend-setters
Representation of every gender allignment
4
Which theorist supports the idea that convergence minimises risk to the company?
Stuart Hall
Gauntlett
bell Hooks
Hesmondhalgh
5
Which two sections are unconventional in a teenage fashion magazine?
News and Style
Politics and Tech
Culture and Clothes
Lifestyle and Beauty
6
Despite being an American product, how does TV engage a global market?
Inclusion of Afro-American models
Use of international celebrities
Use of typical stereotypes used in fashion
Diverse topics included in the content
7
Who own Teen Vogue?
H & M
Furture Publishing
IPC Media
Conde Nast
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Who are the demographic for TVogue?
16-29, white, American, female
ABC1, 16-29, Western, females mostly
Female, 16-20, white, politically minded
All genders, teenagers, C2-B, international
9
TVogue promotes the fashion industry using which methods?
Hyperlinks to the products purchase sites
Information on who the designer is
Articles on self-esteem
Creates interest, desire with fashion shoot c&c plus uses celebrities
10
Which framework areas will you need to focus on for this CSP?
Industry & Context
Media Language Representation Media Industries Audiences Contexts
Audience and Media Language
Representation and Audience
11
Which two criteria make for a successful website?
Use of boxes and headings
Visually appealing and easy to navigate
Inclusion of logo and catchy slogan
Complex content and large graphics
12
Teen.vogue presents itself in what way when delivering news and politics?
Right-wing, Conservative, Republican
Knowledgeable and trustworthy
Liberal yet neutral
Fickle and uncertain
13
What is the ultimate goal of a fashion magazine?
To promote the fashion industry & support sales
To make young women feel confident
To inform and entertain
To create desire for fashion products
14
What is 'agenda framing'?
the media product conditions how the audience see and feel about the agenda
Using neutral mode of address in copy
Use of hero shots on the Home page
Writing copy with a biased slant
15
Which two other 'off-shoots' are there to VOGUE?
Men's Vogue & Teen Vogue
TransVogue & Teen Vogue
Men's Health & Young Women Today
Teen Vogue & LGBTQ Vogue
16
What are the benefits of digital convergence for Teen Vogue?
YouTube views results in an income
SNS give alternative access and promote the site
It helps to extend the potential 'reach'
It encourages audience interaction through sharing and discussion
17
Which theorists supports the ideas that IDENTITY can be 'borrowed' from representations?
Hall
Mulvey
Gerbner
Jenkins
18
Which theorist would say repeated presentation of 'typical' beauty 'normalises' the image and pressures conformity?
Hall
Barthes
Gauntlett
Gerbner
19
Which needs are gratified by TEEN VOGUE?
SOCIAL INTERACTION – Sharing leads to empowerment and active discussion
ESCAPISM/DIVERSION – TV is aspirational ‘entertainment’ to young ABC1 women
PERSONAL IDENTITY – Audiences identify with celebrities and social issues
SURVEILLANCE – info on relevant political issues, brands, entertainment
20
You feel confident about questions on this CSP.
False
True
21
Teen Vogue was launched when & where?
2000 in Uk
1999 in USA
2009 in United Kingdom
2003 in America
22
Which theorist would argue TVogue repeats a damaging ideal of beauty and influences women negatively?
Gerbner
Mulvey
Hall
Bandura
23
Which theorist might argue the feminist stance on TV might be negotiated by the TA?
Hall
Butler
Gerbner
Shirky
24
Which reading is the 'preferred' version?
Women will accept the version of beauty presented and buy products /conform
Women will reject the notion of this being the only version of beauty
Women will realise this is one version of beauty, aware it's not attainable
Women will have low-esteem and self harm
25
How does Teen Vogue subvert conventions with political content?
Giving politicians a make-over
The Anti- Trump presidency stance
The use of celebrity voice
Its explicit feminist stance
26
The logo has a distinct style of which elements?
Confidence and intelligence
Simple yet obvious
Elegance with a youthful twist
Sophistication and traditional values
27
The site makes links across the fashion industry (clothing brand-celeb-stores-other sites); what's the term for this?
MONOPOLY
CONVERGENCE
OLIGOPOLY
SYNERGY
28
Which of the following issues are supported by Teen Vogue?
LGBTQ, Ecological & Pro-Trump administration
LGBTQ, Feminist, Ecological & Wokeness
Equality, Consumerism & Right-wing politics
Feminist, Ecological & Racial inclusion
29
What is an advertorial?
A hyperlink to an advert for a product
An interview piece about a product
advertisement giving information about a product in the style of an article
An overt advert in a banner
30
Teen Vogue has a wide online presence; what is the term for this?
Pluralist values
digital convergence
Horizontal diversification
Oligopoly
