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News Media Coverage - Year 10
News Media Coverage - Year 10
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Pick
two
audience media theories that require an active audience.
Uses and Gratifications Theory
Reception Theory
Active Audience Culmination Theory
Hypodermic Needle Theory
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Clickbait is news that is promoted with dramatic or misleading headlines.
False
True
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Media bias occurs when news is reported in a partial or prejudiced way.
False
True
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Elitism is a news value about small items of news.
True
False
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What is placement?
a stack of newspapers in a dairy
is the location a news story took place
a news aspect involving tone
a news aspect involving location and prominence of a story in a publication
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Fake news is untrue information that someone has made-up or manipulated to look like credible news reporting.
False
True
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Recency is a news value about something that has happened recently.
True
False
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What is satire?
Political commentary
Real news stories that people have posted on entertainment pages
Serious news items that upset people
Fake and ironic news stories intended to be funny and entertaining
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Define style as a news aspect.
the font used
the fashion choices a brand makes
newsworthiness
the language choices used (visual, oral or written)
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What are news values?
The amount a news reporter is paid
Ideas that entertain
The cost of a newspaper
The qualities that make something newsworthy