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Leadership Techniques class Midterm review
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There is a standard formula for determining news value.
True
False
2
A feature article on a new school program best relates to which function of the media?
Social
Economic
Sentry
Political
3
A story on the VBHS Indians' victory relates to which function of the media?
Sentry
Marketplace
Record-keeping
Political
4
A story dealing with congressional scandal best relates to what function of the media?
Economic
Social
Political
Marketplace
5
Critical position in opposition to the values & ideology of the creators of a media text.
Connotation
Propaganda
Transparency
Oppositional
6
Why is well-known singer and actress Lady Gaga considered newsworthy?
Prominence
Conflict
Proximity
Consequence
7
A story that focuses on hate crimes legislation best relates to which function of the media?
Marketplace
Sentry
Entertainment
Record-keeping
8
1. Participative leaders show the following traits:
Take all control over all decisions
Establishes a clear chain of command
Acts as a facilitator
Inspires others
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The ability to be believed and trusted.
Credibility
News judgment
Plagiarism
Timeliness
10
The comics section of a newspaper relates to what function of the media?
Marketplace
Social
Political
Entertainment
11
What is the word for the increased effectiveness that results when people work together?
Credibility
Objectivity
In loco parentis
Synergy
12
What method is used to figure out an audience's interest level in a person, issue or event?
"Keep It Simple, Stupid" Method
"What's In It for Me?" Method
"Who Cares?" Method
"In Loco Parentis" Method
13
Journalists create their own code of ethics to follow
True
False
14
Which of the following elements of news explains high reader interest in LOCAL events?
Consequence
Timeliness
Conflict
Proximity
15
A leader who uses personal stories is using which mode of persuasion?
Argument
Logos
Pathos
Ethos
16
A story on an animal rescue agency relates to which function of the media?
Entertainment
Political
Sentry
Economic
17
Transactional leaders usually do the following
Motivates supporters with rewards and punishments
Acts as a servant
Expects immediate compliance from followers
Leads by example
18
Which of the following is an example of Ethos appeal?
Flattery
Quotes from experts and authorities
Personal beliefs
Will it help the greater good?
19
Printing or showing an unflattering picture of a political candidate can show what bias?
Bias through Placement
Bias through Photos
Bias through Labels
Bias through Headlines
20
Advertising products, goods, and services best relate to which function of the media?
Economic
Record-keeping
Entertainment
Sentry
21
Journalists must be licensed, just like doctors, lawyers, and teachers.
True
False
22
The word for printed false defamation is...
Libel
Slander
Defame
Sensationalism
23
Which of the following is used in a Logos appeal?
Personal Stories
Establishing credibility and trustworthiness
Facts, statistics
Will it help the greater good?
24
What news element do these have in common: wars, labor strikes, elections?
Conflict
Prominence
Proximity
Timeliness
25
Which is an example of the Pathos appeal?
Statistics
Words, phrases, or images that evoke fear or excitement
Cause and effect statements
Helping the greater good
26
To reduce the reputation of a person or organization.
Fair comment
Libel
Credibility
Defame
27
Which type of speech is not protected by the First Amendment
Poetry
Silly puns
Kind, helpful words
Fighting words
28
A story on the results of an election relates to which function of the media?
Marketplace
Sentry
Record-keeping
Entertainment
29
Placing critical information at the end of an article is an example which bias?
Bias through Headlines
Bias through Placement
Bias through Labels
Bias through Photos
30
Measurable characteristics of media consumers such as age, gender, race, education, and income.
Stereotypes
Consumers
Demographics
Content
31
The state of mind journalists build to make them fair, neutral observers of events and issues.
News judgment
Privilege
Fairness to all
Objectivity
32
An Autocratic leader exhibits which trait?
Is able to adjust to whatever is presented to him/her
Does not tell people what to do
Accepts little input from group members
Has a need to serve their followers
33
Passing off others' work as one's own is called...
Privilege
Attribution
Plagiarism
Libel
34
A dog frequently visits its deceased owner's grave. What makes this newsworthy?
Human Interest
Brainstorming
Conflict
Proximity
35
A letter to the editor is an example of which function of the media?
Economic
Marketplace
Record-keeping
Entertainment
36
Journalists who break the law cannot face penalties.
True
False
37
Information of a biased nature used to promote a particular political cause or point of view.
Connotation
Content
Advertising
Propaganda
38
Charismatic leaders show the following traits:
Are not concerned about the people and their needs
Angry Attitude
Use charm to get the admiration of their supporters
Make others feel uncomfortable