CE Unit 1 Test Review A

Which social media platforms were instrumental in mobilizing and organizing protests during the Arab Spring?

• Twitter and Facebook

• Instagram and Snapchat

• YouTube and TikTok

• LinkedIn and Pinterest

What is bias by omission?

• When a news outlet avoids reporting on specific topics or events that may not align with its editorial stance

• When a news outlet presents information from a neutral perspective

• When a news outlet intentionally spreads false information

• When a news outlet promotes both conservative and liberal viewpoints

Which hashtags helped spread awareness of racial injustice and police brutality during the Black Lives Matter movement?

• #BlackLivesMatter and #SayHerName

• #LoveWins and #MeToo

• #ClimateStrike and #FridaysForFuture

• #Brexit and #MAGA

What is broadcast media?

• Media that transmits information electronically through airwaves or satellites, including television and radio

• Media content that is created, distributed, and accessed through digital technologies

• Media that is biased towards conservative viewpoints

• Media that intentionally spreads false information

What is censorship?

• The suppression or control of information, ideas, or artistic expression by a governing authority or institution

• The deliberate fabrication of stories or deceptions

• The use of hashtags on social media to draw attention to specific issues or movements

• The inclination or prejudice towards a particular perspective or point of view

What are clickbait headlines?

• Sensational or exaggerated headlines designed to attract attention and generate web traffic

• False or misleading information presented as news

• Videos of people in which their faces or bodies have been digitally altered

• The deliberate spread of false information

What is conservative bias?

• When a news outlet consistently promotes conservative or right-leaning perspectives while minimizing liberal viewpoints

• When a news outlet avoids reporting on specific topics or events

• When a news outlet intentionally spreads false information

• When a news outlet presents information from a neutral perspective

What is credibility in the context of media sources?

• The quality of being trusted, reliable, and accurate

• The suppression or control of information, ideas, or artistic expression

• The inclination or prejudice towards a particular perspective or point of view

• The deliberate fabrication of stories or deceptions

What are deep fakes?

• Videos of people in which their faces or bodies have been digitally altered so that they appear to be someone else

• False or misleading information presented as news

• Sensational or exaggerated headlines designed to attract attention and generate web traffic

• The suppression or control of information, ideas, or artistic expression

What is digital media?

• Media content that is created, distributed, and accessed through digital technologies

• Media that transmits information electronically through airwaves or satellites

• Media that is biased towards conservative viewpoints

• Media that intentionally spreads false information