Pennsylvania State University COURSE TITLE : PO200 Quiz 3: 1)Reporting accurate information, not deliberately distorting or plagiarizing, and separating reporting from advocacy are examples of norms of: A

Pennsylvania State University

COURSE TITLE : PO200

Quiz 3:

1)Reporting accurate information, not deliberately distorting or plagiarizing, and separating reporting from advocacy are examples of norms of:

A.            Selectivity

B.            Bias

C.            Objectivity

D.            Personalization

2)            Associated Press and Reuters are examples of:

A.            Network news channels

B.            Cable news channels

C.            Wire services

D.            Newspapers

3)            Brief, pithy phrases are known as:

A.            Sound bites

B.            Briefs

C.            Quotes

D.            None of the above

4)            The news media serves as           when the government’s perspective dominates.

A.            Lapdogs

B.            Watchdogs

C.            Attack dogs

D.            None of the above

5)            The bulk of talk radio audiences listen to hosts who express:

A.            Conservative opinions

B.            Liberal opinions

6)            When the media tells people what to think about, this is known as:

A.            Framing

B.            Agenda-setting

C.            Priming

D.            Bias

7)            When the media tells people how to think about an issue, this is known as:

A.            Framing

B.            Agenda-setting

C.            Priming

D.            Bias

8)            Julian Assange is best known for his association with which website?

A.            YouTube

B.            Facebook

C.            WikiLeaks

D.            Twitter

9)            Diane Rehm, Terry Gross, and Ira Glass are best associated with:

A.            ABC

B.            NBC

C.            CBS

D.            NPR

10)          The core of the mass media of the departed 20th century was the:

A.            Newspaper

B.            Radio

C.            Internet

D.            Television