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Media/Bias and Tools of Rhetoric Quiz Review
Source selection refers to...
Media bias includes which of the following tools except...
Media/Bias and Tools of Rhetoric Quiz Review
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Media bias includes which of the following tools except...
omission
story framing
word choice
camera manipulation
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Source selection refers to...
getting both sides of a story.
where sources got their info from and if they were credible.
providing context.
the words used in a news report
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Word choice influences the audience through...
framing the story in either a positive or negative light
using incorrect words to dissuade an audience
manipulating words and phrases to further bias.
using only portions of a quote
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Ethos refers to
moral character
emotion/feeling
fame
logic
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Logos refers to...
logic
feelings
moral character
credibility
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All of the following are tools of rhetoric except
logos
ethos
kronos
pathos
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Media literacy includes all of the following skills EXCEPT
evaluate
synthesize
access
analyze
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Which of the following would be an example of word choice manipulation?
Leaving out the context of an interview.
Referring to someone as a "former President"
Referring to a protest as "courageous and brave"
Calling the National Anthem the "Star Spangled Banner"
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Rhetoric is defined as
the art of argumentative writing
the art of media manipulation
the art of persuasive speaking
the art of expository speaking
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An example of pathos would be...
using Messi to sell Pepsi.
slamming an opposing political candidate's character
providing the statistics from a taste test to sell Mt. Dew
showing a dad and son making PB&J to sell Smuckers
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Someone creating a logos advertisement would want to include all of the following except...
facts
celebrity endorsement
information about the product
statistics
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Why is it important to have the full context prior to hearing a news report?
to better understand the POV of both sides.
to understand the background of an issue.
to better gain sympathy for the government
to ensure your side will be proven to be true.
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What is the benefit of being media literate?
we can trust the media more
we can manipulate others using the media
we can use tools of bias in order to further our POV
we can understand the messages we receive from media
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Omission refers to
purposefully leaving an interview out of a news broadcast.
giving incorrect information
giving only one side to a story.
leaving details out to frame a story in a particular way.
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Pathos refers to
logic
credibility
moral character
emotion
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Limiting debate refers to...
Using incorrect words when referring to one side of a debate
the failure of a host to maintain control over a debate.
one side of an argument being given less time.
Leaving out key facts and details.
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An example of ethos would be...
Do you want these people coming in and stealing our jobs?
The algorithms have been run and the math checks out
The data is perfectly clear.
Doctors all over the world recommend this type of treatment.
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Omission includes all of the following except
Leaving details out of a news report.
Not giving the facts, statistics, and research.
Using only part of a quote
Using buzz words in a headline on a website
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Story framing includes...
not giving equal representation to both sides.
using a tweet to begin an article.
leaving out the proper context of a story.
the sources selected to report on a subject of interest
