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TOPIC 5&6 PUBLIC RELATION PRACTICES

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 58mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A ________uses short, bulleted items format rather than long paragraphs.

a)

media alert

b)

press release

2.

Denise, a reporter, writes about newly launched mobile phones from around the globe. Typically a mobile phone manufacturing company will provide her with a paper list of characteristics of its new phone. Such papers are called

a)

summary sheets.

b)

company profiles.

c)

press kits.

d)

media alert

3.

An electronics manufacturing company planned a product launch for a new range of laptops. The company also arranged for a meeting of journalists and product experts to analyze and review the laptops. What kind of meetings are these?

a)

Media interviews

b)

News conferences

c)

Media tours

d)

Press parties

4.

At the product launch of its new brand of cars, Mosaic Inc. handed out individual folders to each journalist that contained printed materials such as news releases, fact sheets of the company, brochures, etc. What are such types of folders called?

a)

Fact sheets

b)

Media alerts

c)

Media kits

5.

_______________ research is a number-based research.

a)

Primary

b)

Qualitative

c)

Quantitative

d)

Secondary

6.

What is the ultimate goal of any public relations effort?

a)

To achieve organizational objectives

b)

To analyze communication activities

c)

To measure audience awareness

d)

To assess supplemental activities

7.

What helps identify how people learn about a program and what they might suggest for future meetings?

a)

Preparing an analysis of content

b)

Using an advisory board

c)

Providing evaluation sheets

d)

Preparing answers for audience doubts

8.

What is the term used for measurement of outcomes against confirmed objectives set during the course of planning?

a)

Comprehension

b)

Communication

c)

Evaluation

d)

Objectives

9.

Before the evaluation of a PR program, one must establish a set of measurable

a)

events.

b)

products.

c)

objectives.

d)

activities.

10.

It is Susan’s responsibility is to provide articles about her company to the local newspaper. She also needs to know how many non-subscribers read the paper every day. Susan’s responsibility includes measuring the

a)

supplemental activity.

b)

message exposure

c)

audience awareness.

d)

newspaper distribution.

11.

The target audience of a campaign is asked to watch a new TV ad. Just 24 hours after release of the ad, the company sends personnel to interview those who participated in watching it. What is this strategy called?

a)

Survey research

b)

Day-after recall

c)

Attitude measurement

d)

Accurate dissemination

12.

The first step in a PR plan refer to

a)

Action

b)

Communication

c)

Strategy

d)

Research

13.

RACE PR planning process. A refer to

a)

Action

b)

Attitude

c)

Application

d)

Achievement

14.

Create an actual timetable for the PR plan refer to which elements in PR plan?

a)

TACTICS

b)

STRATEGIES

c)

CALENDAR

d)

SITUATION STATEMENT

15.

Select the correct flow for the level of objectives in a PR campaign.

a)

Affective > Conative > Cognitive

b)

Conative > Affective > Cognitive

c)

Cognitive> Affective >Conative

16.

Following are the goals of communication in PR campaigns except

a)

Promote Goodwill

b)

Increase Sales

c)

Raise Awareness

d)

Change Attitude

e)

To Inform

17.

Source credibility should be...except

a)

knowledgeable

b)

expert

c)

honest

d)

well-known

18.

The evaluation method day-after recall refer to

a)

Message exposure

b)

Audience action

c)

Audience awareness

d)

Audience attitudes

19.

Paid Media refer to third party endorsement

a)

True

b)

False

20.

Fake news can change the way people respond to legitimate news.

a)

True

b)

False