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Media Studies A Level OCR News Newspapers and On-Line
Media Studies A Level OCR News Newspapers and On-Line
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Revision for Paper 1 Section A Newspapers
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1
Which best describes the political values of The Mail?
Pro EU. Pro immigration
Progressive, Liberal thinking
Upholding traditional family values
Anti EU. Anti immigration
2
What is meant by 'Free Press'?
Newspapers that don't cost anything
To be able to tell the public what to think
Freedom of speech and expression
No government interference
3
Which newspaper is owned by DMGT?
The Daily Mail
The Daily Mirror
The Daily Express
The Sun
4
Which of the following has The Daily Mail been criticised for stereotyping? (Stuart Hall)
People on Benefits
Women
Youth
Immigrants
5
What is the circulation of The Guardian?
0.5 million
50 thousand
5 million
55 million
6
What is this newspaper element referred to?
Standfirst
By Line
Editorial
Caption
7
What year was the first ever newspaper printed?
1605
1805
1905
1705
8
Which theorist could you cite?
Levi-Strauss Binary Oppositions
Bandura's Effects theory
Butler's Gender performativity
Van Zoonen Feminist theory
9
Which 2 set products do you need to analyse and compare on Moodle?
Trump's UK Visit and Megan and Harry's new baby
Brexit referendum and Megan and Harry's new baby
Megan and Harry's wedding and Trump's visit to the UK
Brexit referendum and Trump's UK visit
10
Which newspaper is owned by the Scott Trust?
The Observer
The Times
The Daily Mail
The Guardian
11
UK national newspapers now use digital convergence - why?
To include audio visual content
To attract a younger readership
To save money
To remain viable
12
Which body now regulates the UK national press?
IMPRESS
Press Complaints Commission (PCC)
Independent Press Standards Organisation (IPSO)
Hacked Off
13
What is this portion of a front page called?
The skyline
The masthead
The banner
The Stand first
14
Looking at the Mail front page, which theorist could you refer to?
Curran and Seaton Power and media industries
Butler's gender performativity theory?
bell-hooks feminist theory
Van Zoonen's Feminist theory
15
Man arrested for supporting the NZ terrorist on Social Media. Which theory could you refer to ?
Gilroy
Henry Jenkins
Livingstone and Lund
Curran and Seaton
16
The newspaper industry is often criticised for being patriarchal - for what exactly?
Men & women are represented differently
Most newspapers are run by men
Many journalists are male
Male authority dominates front pages
17
Why was the Leveson Enquiry set up?
To investigate if newspapers were still viable
To investigate tabloid journalist practices
To investigate the press regulatory body
To investigate phone hacking of celebrities
18
How has The Guardian successfully raised revenue after years of loosing money?
Raised the price of its newspaper
Increased the number of adverts on-line and in print
Offed membership with additional content
Requested a voluntary subscription
19
How would you describe the content of The Daily Mail on-line news site?
In-depth editorial
Revenue from advertising
Liberal minded debates
Lifestyle articles and click bait
20
What is the circulation of The Daily Mail?
130 thousand
13 million
1.3 million
500 thousand
