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Final Exam Review - MMPO/EP - Pt#1

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The first online vote was cast by David Wolfe who had this job at the time.

a)

Governor

b)

Astronaut

c)

Speaker of the House

2.

Those events and issues that concern the people at large.

a)

Public Policies

b)

Private Leadership

c)

Public Affairs

3.

The first public demonstration of television occurred here in 1939.

a)

The White House

b)

The New York World's Affair

c)

Mediapalooza

4.

In this type of government, there is only one name listed on the ballot.

a)

Democracy

b)

Dictatorship

c)

Republic

5.

The amount of money spent on the 2016 presidential and congressional elections was:

a)

$768 Million

b)

$935 Million

c)

$6.5 Billion

6.

These have always been the major source of campaign funds in American politics.

a)

Unions

b)

Corporations

c)

Private Givers

7.

The total contributions one individual can give per year cannot exceed:

a)

$20,000

b)

$25,000

c)

$100,000

8.

Polls that sought to read the public’s mind by asking the same question of a large number of people.

a)

Random Sample

b)

Quota Sample

c)

Straw Polls

9.

This includes the means of communication that reach large, widely dispersed audiences at the same time.

a)

Public Affairs

b)

Public Policy

c)

Mass Media

10.

Set up by Congress in 1974, it is an independent agency in the executive branch that administers all federal law dealing with campaign finance.

a)

Federal Reserve

b)

Department of the Treasury

c)

Federal Election Commission

11.

Because these do not mention a candidate by name, there are no limits to the amount of money spent on these ads.

a)

Issue Ads

b)

Attack Ads

c)

Protest Ads

12.

Today, this form of mass media is probably just as important and eventually will surpass television as the mass media having the most impact.

a)

Town Hall Forums

b)

The Internet

c)

Newspapers

13.

A sample in which each member of the universe and each geographic area within it have a mathematically equal chance of being included.

a)

Random Sample

b)

Quota Sample

c)

Straw Polls

14.

This group regulates the use of money in federal elections.

a)

Congress

b)

The Supreme Court

c)

State Legislatures

15.

The first national convention to nominate a presidential candidate was the

a)

Anti-Mason Party

b)

Whig Party

c)

Federalist Party

16.

The views that you hold on everything include sports, politics, movies and music

a)

Public Opinion

b)

Private Opinion

c)

Peer Group

17.

He was the person who appeared in the first public demonstration of television.

a)

Harry S. Truman

b)

Winston Churchill

c)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

18.

Each of these is made up of all those individuals who hold the same view on some particular issue.

a)

Public

b)

Posse

c)

Republic

19.

A sample deliberately constructed to reflect several of the major characteristics of a given universe

a)

Random Sample

b)

Quota Sample

c)

Universe

20.

A group of like-minded people who meet to select the candidates they will support in an upcoming election.

a)

Caucus

b)

Primary

c)

Petition

21.

This occurs when a strong candidate running for an office at the top of the ballot helps attract voters to other candidates on the party’s ticket.

a)

Popular Effect

b)

Coattail Effect

c)

Hollywood Effect

22.

A party nominating election in which only declared party members can vote.

a)

Open Primary

b)

Caucus

c)

Closed Primary

23.

Campaign money that is subject to Federal Election Commission regulations

a)

PAC Money

b)

Hard Money

c)

Soft Money

24.

The first public figure to use radio effectively through his “fireside chats” was:

a)

Harry S. Truman

b)

Woodrow Wilson

c)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

25.

The instructions or commands a constituency gives to its elected officials.

a)

Public Policy

b)

Mandate

c)

Public Agenda