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A Level Media Studies Theoretical Framework
A Level Media Studies Theoretical Framework
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A #mediasstudies #blindquiz to introduce the #theoreticalframework to #years12&13
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How many different types of media do you study in A Level Media Studies?
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9
2
12
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The audience of The Daily Mail is predominantly
Age 55+ ABC1
Age 15-35 BCD
Young women
Middle-aged men
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The way the media re-presents reality in their products is called:
text
newspapers
representation
connotation
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The literal meaning of a word, costume, colour, text, etc is the:
connotation
variation
denotation
animation
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The four areas of media theory you study at A Level are:
narrative, feminism, representation, language
institution, regulation, audience, marketing
language, institution, audience, representation
sexism, Todorov, representation, social media
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Category C of audience is:
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers
Clerical, junior managerial, administrative, skilled manual
Higher managerial, administrative or professional
Casual or lowest grade workers
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The three biggest media institutions in the world are:
The BBC, Google and Microsoft
Disney, Facebook and Pixar
Alphabet (Google), Disney and Comcast
20th Century Fox, Channel Four and Disney
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A company that owns numerous mass media companies such as TV, radio, film, or the Internet:
oligopoly
monopoly
media institution
media conglomerate
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An AB audience is:
Semi-skilled and unskilled manual workers
Skilled manual workers
Higher or middle managerial, administrative or professional
Low grade workers, pensioners, depend on the welfare state
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Media Studies is...
making videos and reading the news
listening to the radio and watching TV
the study of the mass media as an academic subject
watching films and music videos
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The 'Big 5' tech institutions are:
Apple, Samsung, Hitachi and Google
Microsoft, Snapchat, Youtube and the BBC
Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google, Microsoft
Facebook, Microsoft and Amazon
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ABC figures are a way of classifying:
supermarket shelves
library books
audience psychographics
audience demographics
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The non-literal meaning suggested by codes such as words, colour, camera angles, lighting:
notation
denotation
connotation
con trick
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The four Media key concepts (language, representation, audience, institution) are called:
no idea
the Big Four
theoretical framework
media theory
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The techniques such as colour, lighting, camera angles, costumes used to create meaning are:
connotations
styles
codes
stereotypes
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A person who both reads/watches and participates in producing the media is a:
consumer
knowall
prosumer
audience
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The word used for those who make the media is:
factory
institution
conglomerate
company
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The acronym used to remember the key theoretical concepts of media studies is:
EARS
LIAR
STEP
RALL
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The term used to describe all the different ways that a media text can create meaning is:
media language
connotations
narrative
foreign language
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The people who consume the media are called the:
customers
audience
crowd
consumers
