Media Influence

Where is propaganda most commonly found?

• In academic textbooks

• In private journals

• In print or electronic media

• In personal emails

Which type of mass media includes social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter?

• Print media

• Broadcast media

• Electronic media

• Telecommunication media

Which of the following is a method through which various groups or individuals provide election campaign coverage?

• Through personal blogs only

• Via television, newspapers, radio, and internet

• By conducting public polls

• Through governmental press releases

What can political bias in the media affect in terms of content visibility?

• It may not be obvious

• It is always clearly indicated

• It only appears in non-news programming

• It is regulated by the government

What must responsible citizens be able to distinguish between in media content?

• Fact and fiction

• News and advertisements

• Fact and opinion

• Different media platforms

What is the primary purpose of propaganda ?

• To entertain viewers

• To promote a particular person or idea

• To provide educational content

• To report unbiased news

What type of propaganda involves using a well-known personality to support a product or a political candidate?

• Bandwagon

• Testimonial

• Plain Folks

• Transfer

What is the role of media in shaping public opinion?

• To provide unbiased information

• To entertain the audience

• To shape and influence public opinion

• To advertise products

Which of the following is a positive effect of media influence?

• Spreading misinformation

• Promoting cultural awareness

• Encouraging consumerism

• Creating political bias

How can media influence affect elections?

• By providing equal coverage to all candidates

• By focusing only on policy issues

• By shaping voter perceptions and opinions

• By ignoring political debates