Media Representation Quiz

Which term refers to how faithfully media portrayals reflect reality?

• Framing

• Accuracy

• Tokenism

• Misrepresentation

The lack of Asian actors in lead roles, despite their significant presence in society, is an example of:

• Underrepresentation

• Empowerment

• Framing

• Bias

A news channel only shows negative stories about immigrants, shaping public perception unfairly. This is an example of:

• Accuracy

• Diversity

• Bias

• Inclusion

Adding a single female scientist in a movie without giving her a meaningful role is an example of:

• Inclusion

• Empowerment

• Tokenism

• Stereotyping

A historical drama that distorts facts and changes major events is an example of:

• Accuracy

• Misrepresentation

• Empowerment

• Underrepresentation

A film that portrays all wealthy people as selfish and greedy is reinforcing a:

• Bias

• Stereotype

• Diversity

• Marginalization

A TV series that ensures fair and meaningful representation of different racial and gender groups is practicing:

• Inclusion

• Tokenism

• Stereotyping

• Framing

A documentary about climate change only shows extreme disasters to make the problem seem more urgent. This is an example of:

• Framing

• Accuracy

• Underrepresentation

• Empowerment

When a particular group is excluded or pushed to the edges of society, this is called:

• Stereotyping

• Marginalization

• Framing

• Inclusion

Ensuring that different groups are fairly and proportionally represented in media is called:

• Framing

• Diversity & Inclusion

• Bias

• Accuracy