| 101 |
Manthan (1976) was directed by |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cinema and social change |
Easy |
| 102 |
India's parallel cinema is best known for its focus on |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cinema and social change |
Easy |
| 103 |
Manthan is based on which movement? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cinema and social change |
Medium |
| 104 |
What makes the funding of Manthan unusual in film history? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cinema and social change |
Medium |
| 105 |
Which statement best explains why Manthan is cited as an example of cinema for social change? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cinema and social change |
Hard |
| 106 |
An online journal in which a person writes regular posts that readers can comment on is called a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media platforms |
Easy |
| 107 |
The symbol "#" used to group social media posts on the same topic is called a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media platforms |
Easy |
| 108 |
YouTube is mainly classified as a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media platforms |
Medium |
| 109 |
A student wants to share a detailed 1,500-word reflection on her school trip, with photos, for anyone to read… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media platforms |
Medium |
| 110 |
Which feature most clearly makes social media different from traditional mass media? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media platforms |
Hard |
| 111 |
Ordinary people posting eyewitness videos and reports of local events online is often called |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media and democracy |
Easy |
| 112 |
Using online petitions and hashtag campaigns to pressure authorities on a cause is known as |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media and democracy |
Easy |
| 113 |
Students from many cities form an online group and begin to see themselves as one community fighting for clea… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media and democracy |
Medium |
| 114 |
A user's feed shows only posts that agree with his political views, so he rarely meets opposing ideas. This s… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media and democracy |
Medium |
| 115 |
Thousands of people "like" a post about a flood relief appeal, but very few actually donate or volunteer. Whi… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Social media and democracy |
Hard |
| 116 |
A fake message pretending to be from a bank asks a user to click a link and enter her password. This is |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cyber crime and netiquette |
Easy |
| 117 |
Typing an entire message in capital letters is considered poor netiquette because it |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cyber crime and netiquette |
Easy |
| 118 |
A person repeatedly posts insulting comments about a classmate's appearance in a group chat to humiliate her.… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cyber crime and netiquette |
Medium |
| 119 |
Someone deliberately posts provocative comments under many news videos just to make people angry and start ar… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cyber crime and netiquette |
Medium |
| 120 |
A student keeps receiving threatening messages from an unknown account. Which response is most sensible? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Cyber crime and netiquette |
Hard |
| 121 |
The main reason the Internet can carry text, audio, video and pictures together is that |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The Internet as a meeting point of media |
Easy |
| 122 |
An audio programme that listeners can download or stream and hear whenever they choose is called a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The Internet as a meeting point of media |
Easy |
| 123 |
A film released directly on an Internet streaming service instead of in cinema halls is released on a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The Internet as a meeting point of media |
Medium |
| 124 |
An online news story combines a written report, a video interview, a photo gallery and an interactive map. Th… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The Internet as a meeting point of media |
Medium |
| 125 |
Why is the Internet described as a "meeting point" rather than just another medium? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The Internet as a meeting point of media |
Hard |
| 126 |
The traditional mass communication model is best described as |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Traditional mass communication model |
Easy |
| 127 |
In traditional media, an editor deciding which stories are printed and which are dropped is performing |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Traditional mass communication model |
Easy |
| 128 |
Why could only a few organisations be mass communicators in the traditional model? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Traditional mass communication model |
Medium |
| 129 |
In the traditional model, feedback from the audience is usually |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Traditional mass communication model |
Medium |
| 130 |
Which is a strength of the traditional mass communication model when compared with open online publishing? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Traditional mass communication model |
Hard |
| 131 |
In the new media paradigm, communication is mainly |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The changed paradigm |
Easy |
| 132 |
The term "global village", describing how electronic media connect the world, is associated with |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The changed paradigm |
Easy |
| 133 |
A user who both watches online videos and uploads her own cooking videos is sometimes called a |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The changed paradigm |
Medium |
| 134 |
Which change is a direct result of weaker gatekeeping in new media? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The changed paradigm |
Medium |
| 135 |
Within hours of an incident abroad, people in many countries are discussing it online and a hashtag is trendi… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication The changed paradigm |
Hard |
| 136 |
The gap between people who have access to digital technology and those who do not is called the |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Socio-political implications |
Easy |
| 137 |
The UNESCO report "Many Voices, One World" (1980) is associated with the |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Socio-political implications |
Easy |
| 138 |
The NWICO debate mainly concerned |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Socio-political implications |
Medium |
| 139 |
A village student cannot attend online classes because of poor connectivity and lack of a smartphone. This il… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Socio-political implications |
Medium |
| 140 |
Which argument best supports the view that new media can strengthen democracy? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Socio-political implications |
Hard |
| 141 |
A smartphone that works as a camera, radio, television and newspaper reader is an example of |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Media convergence and emerging trends |
Easy |
| 142 |
Reporting news using only a mobile phone to shoot, edit and publish stories is called |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Media convergence and emerging trends |
Easy |
| 143 |
A single company owns a newspaper, two TV channels, an FM station and a news website. This is mainly an examp… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Media convergence and emerging trends |
Medium |
| 144 |
A news story first appears on a website, is discussed on TV that evening and is printed in detail the next mo… |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Media convergence and emerging trends |
Medium |
| 145 |
Which is a major concern raised by ownership convergence in the media? |
Mass Media/Mass Communication Media convergence and emerging trends |
Hard |