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WorksheetsMIL Finals Reviewer
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 12mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
_______ is a product of meaning – making processes but itself “possesses a relative autonomy in shaping actions and institutions” (Alexander 2003).
a)
Culture
b)
Representation of Society
c)
Values
d)
Lifestyle
2.
The capacities of the human mind aided by technology enables the process called ______________.
a)
Codes
b)
Representation
c)
Construction
d)
Conventions
3.
Established and accepted ways of doing something.
a)
Codes
b)
Representation
c)
Construction
d)
Conventions
4.
The combination of elements that will generate the kind of content and optimal effect that is envisioned.
a)
Genre
b)
Formula
c)
Format
d)
Entertainment
5.
From a Latin word meaning a class of things that can be broken down into subcategories
a)
Genre
b)
Formula
c)
Format
d)
Entertainment
6.
Usually found in the first page of a newspaper or makes up the headline of a regular episode of primetime news.
a)
Straight
b)
Feature
c)
Opinion
d)
Investigative
7.
A type of news that has a very specific relation to power because it focuses in finding, reporting, and presenting news which the authorities try to conceal.
a)
Straight
b)
Feature
c)
Opinion
d)
Investigative
8.
An example of information which consists of web entries by an individual, displayed in reverse chronological order, providing a commentary on something.
a)
Feature
b)
Wikis
c)
Blogs
d)
Infomercial
9.
Implies accuracy, truthfulness, fairness, and balance, and moral neutrality.
a)
Values
b)
Attitude
c)
Ideology
d)
Objectivity
10.
A hierarchy of what is socially important to oneself and the community.
a)
Values
b)
Attitude
c)
Ideology
d)
Objectivity
11.
This is based on shared cultural experiences, those that come first are of national importance, and those that come last, bear the least significance.
a)
Status Quo
b)
Objectivity
c)
Choices
d)
Framing
12.
Refers to the prevailing state of affairs in society – the social institutions and the relationships that exist between institutions and social classes.
a)
Status Quo
b)
Value Systems
c)
Choices
d)
Framing
13.
The coherent and harmoniously aligned set of values from where you derive your sense of identity and integrity.
a)
Values
b)
Attitude
c)
Lifestyles
d)
Value Systems
14.
The ways of living and denote the interests, hobbies, behavior, opinions of an individual, family, group, or even a community.
a)
Lifestyles
b)
Values
c)
Propaganda
d)
Value Systems
15.
The idea of communicating ideas designed to persuade people to think and behave in a desired way
a)
Lifestyles
b)
Values
c)
Propaganda
d)
Value Systems
16.
A process by which individuals are constituted as subjects.
a)
Hegemony
b)
Interpellation
c)
Stereotyping
d)
Persuasion
17.
An overarching belief about the characteristics of a certain group in society.
a)
Hegemony
b)
Interpellation
c)
Stereotyping
d)
Persuasion
18.
A model for the mass media industry that sees the protection and promotion of public interest as the primary goal.
a)
Public Sphere Model
b)
Alternative Media Model
c)
Market Model
d)
Typical Model
19.
Media and information texts that challenge the mainstream traditional media; oftentimes these texts are aligned with reform movements.
a)
Public Sphere Model
b)
Alternative Media Model
c)
Market Model
d)
Typical Model
20.
An advantage of the Market Model which promotes profit as the ultimate motive that can only be achieved when production costs are kept to its lowest level, thereby increasing profitability from sales.
a)
promotes flexibility
b)
promotes efficiency
c)
promotes responsiveness
d)
promotes mass products
21.
An advantage of the Market Model which promotes responding to better and more innovative media products.
a)
promotes flexibility
b)
promotes efficiency
c)
promotes responsiveness
d)
promotes mass products
22.
A remarkable scale of production and distribution of goods and services within an economy.
a)
Economies of Scale
b)
Blogging
c)
Globalization
d)
Industry
23.
The connectedness of production, communication, and technologies throughout the world.
a)
Economies of Scale
b)
Blogging
c)
Globalization
d)
Industry
24.
This is when media giants use their size and magnitude, both in terms of manpower and capital, as platforms to expand even more, thereby generating more profits.
a)
Economies of Scale
b)
Blogging
c)
Globalization
d)
Industry
25.
This implies operating in the same industry, such as film outfit merging with another film outfit.
a)
Pay TV Network
b)
Vertical Integration
c)
Horizontal Integration
d)
New Business
26.
In media, this means at least two successive business operations – production and distribution.
a)
Pay TV Network
b)
Vertical Integration
c)
Horizontal Integration
d)
New Business
27.
He is a German sociologist who theorized the idea of public sphere.
a)
Jurgen Habermas
b)
Ramon Tuason
c)
Pertierra
d)
Atton
28.
He asserted that “while media is free, it is also highly partisan.”
a)
Jurgen Habermas
b)
Ramon Tuason
c)
Pertierra
d)
Atton
29.
He wrote an article claiming that the press in the Philippines was nurtured in the bedrock of the struggle for freedom.
a)
Jurgen Habermas
b)
Ramon Tuason
c)
Pertierra
d)
Atton
30.
One of its endeavors is to use media to bring about meaningful social change that should benefit majority of the people in the society.
a)
Alternative Media
b)
Development Communication
c)
Mass Communication
d)
Typical Media
31.
The definition of this media is useful because it allows space for broader activities that challenge established ways of doing things.
a)
Alternative Media
b)
Development Communication
c)
Mass Communication
d)
Typical Media
32.
There is largely no consideration for products that may harm the audiences.
a)
Markets are amoral
b)
Markets are undemocratic
c)
Markets are embalance
d)
Markets are competitve
33.
markets are inconsistent with its democratic mandates because profits are the only consideration
a)
Markets are amoral
b)
Markets are undemocratic
c)
Markets are embalance
d)
Markets are competitve
34.
A view of a situation or setting from a distance.
a)
Medium Long Shot
b)
Long Shot
c)
Extreme Long Shot
d)
Full Shot
35.
A shot from the opposite perspective, e.g., after an over-the-shoulder shot
a)
Reaction Shot
b)
Insert Shot
c)
Establishing Shot
d)
Reverse-Angle-Shot
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