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Basics of Podcating

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

A podcast is similar to a

a)

TV Show

b)

Radio Show

c)

Netflix Movie

d)

Best Fiends

2.

What is one of the many places I can listen to podcasts?

a)

Spotify

b)

Youtube

c)

Canvas

d)

Hulu

3.

Podcast can consist of:

a)

Storytelling

b)

Interviews

c)

Movie reviews

d)

All of the above

4.

All podcast material is typically copyrighted by its creator. What is a copyright?

a)

Asking someone if you can use their work.

b)

A form of protection for your own creative work.

c)

Taking something off of the internet and using it in your presentation.

d)

A form saying you're the author of a specific piece of work.

5.

The best podcasts have a creator who is

a)

Speaks well but talks so soft you can't hear them

b)

Has a boring, dull voice

c)

Doesn't really know about the topic they are talking about

d)

Interesting and engaging who speaks well and is knowledgeable about the topic

6.
A podcast can be a recording of which of the following?
a)
Audio Only
b)
Video Only
c)
Both Audio & Video
d)
Neither Audio or Video
7.
What makes the podcast unique? Select the BEST answer.
a)
Downloadable via the internet
b)
Subscriber-based
c)
Contains music
d)
Works best with the news
8.
What is a podcatcher?
a)
A place where people can subscribe to podcasts
b)
It analyzes the podcasts for dirty words
c)
It converts an audio file into a podcast
d)
It puts music into a podcast
9.
Which of the following is NOT a podcatcher?
a)
iTunes
b)
Spotify
c)
Stitcher
d)
Fox News
10.
What does the image represent in Audacity?
a)
Audio Track
b)
Sound Static
c)
Battery Charging
d)
Video Track
11.
Music and sound can enhance a podcast?
a)
TRUE
b)
FALSE
12.
What is NOT a benefit of listening to podcasts?
a)
Can be educational
b)
Promote self-development
c)
Podcasts are free
d)
Podcasts are hard to find
13.
The greek word logos means...
a)
Use facts & data to support your arguement
b)
Appeal to your audience's emotions
c)
Make yourself seem trustworhty & believable
d)
Build a sense of urgency