The BBC

When was the BBC founded?

• 1912

• 1930

• 1920

• 1922

What does the BBC symbolize for British people?

• Economic development

• Technological progress

• National identity

• Political stability

What are the three broadcasting formats used by the BBC?

• Newspapers, radio, television

• Radio, television, online

• Online, magazines, radio

• Television, books, radio

When did the BBC begin television broadcasting?

• After World War II

• In the early 1920s

• During Queen Elizabeth II's coronation

• In the 1970s

Why was 1953 important for the BBC?

• The first radio station was established

• The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II was broadcast live

• Educational programs began airing

• A popular drama was released

What types of programs does the BBC produce?

• Only news and politics

• Sports and music

• Game shows, dramas, and educational documentaries

• Movies and art exhibitions

What topics are covered in the BBC’s educational documentaries?

• Art and history

• Politics and economics

• Nature, music, sports, and science

• Only science

Why is the BBC unique among broadcasters?

• It operates only in the UK

• It produces only sports programs

• It creates diverse content: news, dramas, sitcoms, and documentaries

• Its programs are broadcast only on the radio

Why is the BBC considered a good source of news?

• It broadcasts only in the UK

• It is the oldest national broadcaster

• People worldwide trust its reports

• It specializes only in historical events

What event in 1953 strengthened the BBC's national importance?

• Broadcast of World War II

• Live coverage of the Queen’s coronation

• Launch of the first satellite

• Hosting of the Olympic Games