CE Unit 1.1 Types of Media

What is the use of exaggerated or shocking stories to attract attention or increase audience engagement called?

• Credibility
• Bias
• Sensationalism
• Objectivity

Which of the following is an example of freedom of the press?

• Publishing information without restraint by the government
• Censorship
• Freedom of speech
• Government control

Which of the following is an example of digital media?

• Newspapers
• Radio
• Magazines
• Websites

Which of the following is a characteristic of broadcast media?

• Television
• Social media
• Newspapers
• Websites

What is the trustworthiness and reliability of a news source or journalist in delivering accurate and unbiased information called?

• Sensationalism
• Credibility
• Objectivity
• Bias

What is the right of journalists and news organizations to publish and disseminate information without censorship or restraint by the government called?

• Freedom of speech
• Censorship
• Freedom of the press
• Government control

Which of the following is an example of clickbait?

• Unbiased reporting
• Eye-catching headlines with misleading claims
• Credible information
• Fact-checking

What is the term for the inclination or prejudice that influences the presentation of news, leading to a biased perspective?

• Bias
• Objectivity
• Credibility
• Sensationalism

What is a section in a newspaper or magazine where opinion pieces written by external contributors are published called?

• Op-Ed
• Fact-checking
• Credibility
• Sensationalism

What is the quality of being unbiased and presenting facts without personal opinions or favoritism called?

• Bias
• Objectivity
• Sensationalism
• Credibility