Broadcasting Vocabulary

What is the primary medium used in radio broadcasting?

• Fiber optics

• Cables

• Airwaves

• Satellites

Which technology allows television broadcasting to transmit audio and video signals to viewers?

• WiFi transmission

• Satellite transmission

• Bluetooth transmission

• RF (Radio Frequency) transmission

What is the term used for the live or on-demand delivery of audio or video content over the internet?

• broadcasting

• streaming

• downloading

• transmitting

Which platform allows users to subscribe and listen to episodic series of digital audio files known as podcasts?

• Episode platforms

• Audio libraries

• Podcast platforms

• Podcast directories

What are the rules and guidelines set by regulatory bodies to govern the content and operation of broadcasting?

• Regulatory bodies establish rules and guidelines to govern the content and operation of broadcasting.

• Regulatory bodies have no authority over broadcasting

• Broadcasting operations are self-regulated without any external guidelines

• Broadcasting content is not regulated by any governing body

Name a common piece of equipment used in radio broadcasting to transmit signals over the airwaves.

• transmitter

• antenna

• microphone

• satellite dish

In television broadcasting, what device is used to receive signals and display them on a screen?

• Radio receiver

• Satellite dish

• DVD player

• Television set

Which popular platform is often used for live streaming and on-demand video content?

• YouTube

• Netflix

• Vimeo

• Twitch

What is the term for the process of recording and distributing audio or video content over the internet for playback on mobile devices?

• streaming

• broadcasting

• transmitting

• downloading

Why are broadcasting regulations important in ensuring fair and ethical practices in the industry?

• Broadcasting regulations are unnecessary and restrictive

• Broadcasting regulations lead to unfair competition and favoritism

• Broadcasting regulations hinder creativity and innovation

• Broadcasting regulations set standards for content quality, prevent monopolies, promote diversity, protect consumers, and ensure equal access to information.