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Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 14mins
The average adult spends this much time consuming media in an average day.
2 hours
4 hours
6 hours
10 hours or more
The term "media" is plural for medium and can refer to multiple pathways for a message.
true
false
The following is an example of media.
TV shows
Newspaper stories
Snapchat stories
all of these
The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create and act using all forms of communication can be described as
Snapchat filter
Best practices
Media literacy
Media Monday
What is the difference between media messages and media effects?
Messages are the values and ideas that are promoted by the media; effects are what users get out of them.
Messages are the values and ideas that users get out of the media; effects are what media put into them.
Both of these
Neither of these
True or false: Consumers' own experiences influence how they react to media messages.
true
false
In the text-message exchange in which a couple decides where to eat, the use of a specific name of a restaurant and a kissy-face emoji is an example of
decoding
deconstructing
encoding
entertaining
Concerns about the impact of media on people led to
Movie ratings
Warnings on advertisements
Media literacy education
All of these
The following is an example of media
Poetry
Paintings
Podcasts
all of these
It is estimated that this many people have social media accounts.
About a hundred.
Almost 30 million.
Almost 300 million.
Almost 1.7 billion.
"Access" refers to the kind of content you interact with and how you find it.
true
false
"Evaluate" refers to the consumer's ability to determine whether a show, song, article or work of art is any good.
True
False
"Textual determinism" is
A determined effort to send a text
A determined effort to read a text in class despite your teacher using Apple Classroom
The idea that a message's meaning is inevitably both sent and received in its entirety every time.
True or false: Two-thirds of U.S. adults get their news from social media.
True
False
