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Quiz Time!

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of these is NOT a function of the World Trade Organisation?

a)

Create more jobs and stimulate growth

b)

To maintain international peace and security

c)

Settle economic disputes between countries

d)

Increase Standard of living between countries

2.

How many countries have made a commitment to facilitate trade in telecommunications services?

a)

256

b)

94

c)

55

d)

108

3.

What goal did the WTO facilitate for 2020?

a)

To reduce import/export tariffs

b)

To increase broadcasting services in developing countries

c)

Extend basic competition of telecommunication services

d)

To increase membership by 25%

4.

According to Hamelink, which of these is NOT a consequence of the Free Trade Agreement?

a)

Countries with less regulatory transparency will be considered risky to invest in

b)

Decrease in regionalisation of media content

c)

Accelerated growth of new telecommunication carriers

d)

Increase in international production of computing and communication networks

5.

Which of these media corporations is NOT considered one of the 6 global media 'titans'?

a)

Time Warner

b)

News Corporation

c)

AOL

d)

Disney

e)

ComCast

6.

What is the primary consequence of digital convergence?

a)

Media firms can now cross boundaries that once divided media corporations

b)

Media firms now have the ability to control the public sector

c)

Public broadcasting has declined

d)

Freedom of speech has been threatened

7.

What are the consequences of a newly de regulated global media industry? (HINT: More than one correct)

a)

Lack of cultural diversity

b)

Lack of government control

c)

Subordination of artists to market forces

d)

Lack of journalistic freedom

8.

According to Hamelink, media concentration poses significant problems for the world. Why? (Hint: More than one correct)

a)

Lack of investment opportunities

b)

Vertical integration of media companies means the only the big will survive.

c)

Lack of basic telecommunication services in developing countries

d)

Content of media is no longer important, focus is on scale of distribution

9.

what are the competing interests of de regulation?

a)

Commercial interests vs Defending national culture and identity

b)

Commercial interests vs Political interests

c)

Political interests vs National culture and identity

d)

Commerical interests vs National security

10.

In analysing free trade, what are the two competing approaches?

a)

Capitalism and Cultural Imperialism

b)

Labour Theory and Informationalism

c)

Neo-Liberalism and Humanitarianism

d)

Communism and Capitalism

11.

Which of these is NOT a neo liberalist view of free trade?

a)

The market should be liberalised

b)

All creative rights need to be protected

c)

Trade restrictions should be lifted

d)

Investors should have more rights

12.

Which of these is NOT a humanitarian approach to free trade?

a)

Interests of citizens should be paramount consideration

b)

Human rights should be taken seriously in all trade negotiations

c)

The consumer should bear all costs of media production

d)

All public places need to be defended against public exploitation

13.

" Media conglomerates offer more diversity and mobilise independence in their dealings with governments and smaller companies" is an example of a neo liberalist view on free trade. True or False.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

14.

According to Hamelink, what is 'citizen communication welfare' concerned with?

a)

Freedom of speech and expression

b)

Diversifying the range of media content available to the public

c)

Protecting every person's right to receive information