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Big Fat end of Year Media Quiz
Big Fat end of Year Media Quiz
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A passive audience theory that suggests the media work like a drug injected into the minds of the audience, is...
Junkie Needle theory
Hypothermia
Hypodermic syringe theory
Hyperactive Disorder syndrome
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Any content created and distributed on a particular platform by a user of that platform.
Prosumerism
A Tweet
User generated content
Copy
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Cultivation Theory proposes that....
audiences become more passive as they consume media.
audiences are injected with ideas and are not independent of the media.
audiences become ever more closely aligned to the content of the media.
audiences reject the intended meaning of the producer.
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Typography is...
The design and arrangement of types of ography for media products.
The design and arrangement of written material for a printed page or screen
design & arrangement of images and colours for a printed page or screen
A typing error.
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A Masthead is...
The branding of a manufacturer of media prosthetics.
An opening titles sequence at the start of a film r television program.
A big pole on a ship.
A publication’s name or title usually placed at the top of the front page
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Which one isn't a factor in Uses & Gratification Theory?
Identity
Propaganda
Entertainment
Information
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When producers of media products always have in mind an intended audience, often defined by age, gender or social class.
Passive Audience
Target Audience
Prosumerism
Active Audience
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What is meant by the Connotation of a media text?
These are often the deeper or underlying meanings of a sign or media text.
These are the receptive understandings produced by an audience.
These are the values and ideas of the conglomerate making the product.
These are pieces of data encoded in the digital signal.
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The way in which the media portrays people and the world around us is known as...
Perspective
Nationalism
Conception
Representation
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What is Diegetic sound?
Sound made by the machines and technology making the film.
Sound associated with a particular character or genre.
Music created and added to a film or video not from with the screen.
Sound from the world created by a film or video, whether on or off screen.
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What is a narrative Enigma?
A narrative device in the form of an opening, conflict and resolution
explaining something to the audience without telling them through dialogue
A narrative device in the form of a key part of the plot or storyline
A mystery or puzzle not immediately resolved & way of hooking the audience
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Where 2 or more media products are linked for commercial purposes, eg a film & a video game based on the film. Is called
Synergy
Sympathy
Signifier
Subversion
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A feature of media products that borrow or quote from other media products is...
Intersexuality
Intercommunication
Intertextuality
interstellar
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What is meant by 'News values'?
The price the consumer pays fro access the media product.
The connotation and denotation of a news story or newspaper headline.
How media companies categorise news stories & decide on their newsworthines
The overall value of news conglomerate.
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Convergence is the coming together of...
public and private media institutions to create conglomerates.
audiences and producers to create new media products.
old and new technologies to create new media businesses.
technologies & institutions to create new products or media experiences.
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What was the most shocking thing on the media course?
That actually most of you completed the year.
Scarlet leaving
Mr Rogers' teaching
Milagros' and Maya's acting
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Amazon Prime Video is an example of...
a conglomerate
intertextuality
Reception Theoiry
a streaming service
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An example of a media conglomerate is....
Paramount
Marbella Media company
An Iphone
TikTok
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what is a Media Conglomerate
a large corporation that owns many media companies,
a smal corporation that makes media products
A regulatory body overseeing a specific area of the media.
a corporation that controls the media sector
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The definition of Reception Theory is...
media product is determined by quality of reception signal of the device
A media company without a Reception area in its office will not succeed.
The deception of the reception is like the conception of the perception.
The meanings of media products are influenced by who we are & the content
