Aarav, Oscar, and Thomas are having a debate about media. They come across the term 'media ownership.' What does it mean?

• Ownership and control of media outlets

• Regulation and oversight of media outlets

• Distribution of media content

• Management and operation of media outlets

Leo, Lily, and Aarav are discussing media ownership concentration. Which of the following examples would they most likely be talking about?

• A government agency owning multiple media outlets

• A small business owning a single media outlet

• A large corporation owning multiple media outlets

• A nonprofit organization owning multiple media outlets

In a school debate, Noah, Isabella, and Eesha are discussing the impact of media on society. What does the term 'media power' refer to in this context?

• Influence and control over public opinion and information dissemination.

• The ability to shape public discourse and shape public opinion.

• The control and influence over the dissemination of news and information.

• Manipulation of public opinion through mass communication.

Mia, Isabella, and Rohan are discussing the influence of different types of media. Which of the following is an example of media power?

• television

• newspapers

• books

• social media

In a class discussion, Lily pointed out that a certain news channel always portrays a particular political party in a positive light, while Aarav argued that the same channel always criticizes another political party. Jacob, their classmate, is confused about this situation. How would you explain this scenario to Jacob?

• This is an example of media bias, where there is prejudice or favoritism shown by journalists and news organizations in the selection, presentation, and interpretation of news stories and events.

• This is the process of gathering and verifying news information.

• This is the use of social media platforms for news dissemination.

• This is an example of unbiased reporting of news stories and events.

Which of the following is an example of media bias?

• A news article that presents both sides of an issue and provides balanced coverage.

• A news article that objectively presents facts without any bias.

• A news article that includes multiple perspectives and opinions on an issue.

• A news article that only presents one side of an issue and ignores opposing viewpoints.

Poppy, Arthur, and Isla are having a debate about media. Poppy thinks media pluralism is about the diversity and variety of media outlets and sources of information. Arthur thinks it's about the restriction of media outlets and sources of information. Isla believes it's the ability of media outlets to manipulate public opinion, while some other students think it's about the concentration and control of media outlets by a few corporations. Who do you think is correct?

• Diversity and variety of media outlets and sources of information

• The restriction of media outlets and sources of information

• The ability of media outlets to manipulate public opinion

• Concentration and control of media outlets by a few corporations

In a city where Evie, Eesha, and Isabelle live, which of the following scenarios represents media pluralism?

• A news website that only publishes one perspective

• A government-controlled television station

• A single newspaper that dominates the market

• Multiple independent newspapers, television stations, and online news sources

Eesha, Harry, and Anaya are discussing about a recent news article. Eesha believes that the article is an example of media hegemony. In this context, what does Eesha mean by media hegemony?

• Dominance or control of the media by a particular group or ideology

• The process of media censorship

• The use of media to spread misinformation

• The promotion of diverse perspectives in the media

Which of the following is an example of media hegemony?

• A single media conglomerate owning multiple media outlets

• Media outlets owned by different conglomerates

• A diverse range of independent media outlets

• A government-controlled media system