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Mass Communication Quiz 17 (25 MCQs)

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1. Phone in programme is also known as _____
2. The 'X' is known as gatekeepers, determining whether the material will be used or simply thrown away. Which of the following is referring to the 'X'?
3. One of the forms of communication is considered non-verbal
4. How did people use pigeons in the 20th century?
5. What is a story?
6. Christina is making a video on how to export.MOV files from Adobe\textregistered Premiere. For what purpose is Christina using digital media?
7. What are the characteristics of broadcast media?
8. Magazines, both print and online, are still used today
9. What role does non-verbal communication play in TV programs and movies?
10. What is the difference between mass communication and other forms of communication?
11. In the major elements of communication, the person or organization who gets the message is called _____
12. Myspace.com is a social media website still used by musicians today
13. Which of the following is NOT TRUE of yellow journalism?
14. Who prepares a message to be sent out? (Choose the BEST answer for this SPECIFIC definition)
15. Who is an inventor of the telegraph?
16. The use of humor and wit in TV programs and movies often involves:
17. A result of technology advancements, cultural changes occur.
18. Sound can play a major role in evoking interest.
19. A podcast you have to download to your phone is a form of:
20. Television was invented in _____
21. Which of the following is a value of postmodern society?
22. What is considered the FINAL step in the critical process?
23. Which of these would be an example of broadcast media?
24. Which of the following press theory is NOT part of the theories suggested by Frederick S. Siebert et al.?
25. Printed mass media products include:
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