Media Genre and Bias Quiz 2

What is a 'genre' in media?

• The language of a news article

• A type or category of media content

• A tool for media measurement

• The platform where media appears

Which of these is an example of a news genre?

• Facebook meme

• Advertisement

• Editorial article in a newspaper

• YouTube comment

Why is genre recognition important?

• It makes media colorful

• It helps audiences interpret meaning and expectations

• It shows media production costs

• It tells you the author’s salary

Which of the following best describes media bias?

• Reporting from multiple sources

• Covering only one side of a story

• Publishing international news

• Using high-quality visuals

Framing in media means:

• Putting borders on a photo

• Choosing how a story is presented to influence perception

• Making memes

• Organizing playlists

Which of the following is a persuasive genre?

• Weather report

• News bulletin

• TV commercial

• Instruction manual

What type of bias is shown when a story includes only sources from one political party?

• Selection bias

• Visual bias

• Tone bias

• Placement bias

Which technique can be used to identify framing?

• Looking at font size

• Analyzing image resolution

• Observing headline choices and word connotation

• Checking spelling errors

Which is NOT a typical purpose of framing in media?

• To simplify a complex issue

• To manipulate audience perception

• To present a balanced argument

• To promote a specific viewpoint

Media framing is often connected to:

• Random reporting

• Objective journalism

• Media agenda and ideology

• User-generated content