AOT DSA 2 Review

How can media influence people's behavior or attitudes?

• By giving them jobs

• By controlling their sleep

• By shaping how they think or act

• By making them read more books

Which of the following is a possible cost of using social media?

• Stronger relationships

• Instant communication

• Misinformation and pressure to conform

• Higher grades in school

A news article only shows one side of an issue and leaves out key facts. What is this an example of?

• Reliable journalism

• Scientific method

• Bias

• Persuasion

Why might misinformation spread online?

• People double-check before sharing

• Every source is verified

• Users may not check sources or facts

• The internet blocks all fake news

What questions should you ask when evaluating a media message?

• What time was it posted and how many likes did it get?

• Who created it, why, and what message is being shared?

• Is it long or short?

• Can I read it quickly?

Which of these would be the best way to critically analyze a social media post?

• Ignore it

• Count the emojis

• Check the source, evidence, and tone

• Focus only on the pictures

Why is it important to know the target audience of an ad?

• So you can change the ad

• To understand who the ad is trying to persuade

• So you can block the ad

• To report the ad to your teacher

What is one way advertisers tailor messages for specific audiences?

• Using random facts

• Using celebrities, music, or slang that appeals to certain groups

• Printing ads upside down

• Posting only in black and white

What is the purpose of using persuasive techniques in marketing?

• To confuse people

• To tell jokes

• To influence people to buy or believe something

• To make people turn off the ad

Which of the following is a method used in political marketing?

• Holding a bake sale

• Designing campaign slogans and ads

• Giving out movie tickets

• Running marathons