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WorksheetsAP Mass Media
Total questions: 71
Worksheet time: 1hrs 1mins
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_______: It refers to all of those means of communication people use to transmit information
Television
Computer
Mass media
Person or institutions which publishes articles, books, among others.
Advertising
Books
Publisher
What is this?
Billboard
Publisher
Blog
What is this?
Computer
Advertising
Social network
Smartphone
__________: A system of connected documents on the internet.
Blog
The web
Computer
Smartphone
What is the name of a printed document consisting of large sheets of paper which are folded together?
Mention an example of mass media
(a)
What is the app used to publish your thoughts, opinions or experiences put on the internet?
Computer
Radio
Billboard
Blog
What is an example of social network?
Television
Radio
Open house
What is this?
Computer
Priting press
Radio
Advertising
What is a type of thin book with large pages and paper cover that contains articles and photographs?
Book
Broshure
Magazine
Booklet
Choose the radio
Which of the following correctly defines a linkage institution?
A linkage institution provides Americans with economic assistance.
A linkage institution connects Americans to the political process
A linkage institution is part of the checks and balances system.
A linkage institution relates to the Supreme Court?
What are the 4 Linkage Institutions?
Media, party platform, interest groups and political parties
Interest groups, third parties, public policies & media
Media, elections, interest groups & political parties
Interest groups, public policies, propaganda & elections
What is the goal of political parties?
To control the population’s thinking
To control the government through brainwashing
To gain control of the government by winning elections
Which of the following correctly identifies the key functions of the Democrats and Republicans in our political system?
Nominate candidates, organize elections, promote party platforms
Organize elections, provide fringe voters with a choice, nominate candidates
A ___________ describes what a political party stands for
platform
candidates
supporters
country
What is the difference between political parties & interest groups?
Political parties represent broad arrays of issues and seek to win elections, whereas interest groups do not run for office and are more likely to focus on narrow sets of issues
Political parties are prohibited from sponsoring campaign advertisements; interest groups are not
Political parties are more likely to focus on national politics; interest groups focus on local politics
What is the role of 3rd Parties in American Politics
They act as a "spoiler" and appeal to fringe voters?
Third parties try to control the government through winning elections
Third parties work for special interest groups to influence government policies
Believes the government should enforce strict gun control laws
Republican
Democrat
Believe Health Care should NOT be provided by the government.
Republican
Democrat
I am a liberal...
Republican
Democrat
This party likes expanding social programs
Republican
Democrat
Conservatives love this party!
Republican
Democrat
Believe in EXPANDING abortion rights.
Republican
Democrat
Why are Interest Groups considered a linkage institution?
Interest Groups educate the public about their platforms so that they can be elected into office
Because they support political parties every election.
Interest Groups organize around a common issue/cause and they provide people with a way to participate in politics
Interest groups don't talk to the public.
What is the most common way that interest groups seek to influence policies?
Supporting candidates for office
Helping people that support them or are members.
Lobbying Congress
What is the difference between Primary and General elections?
General election occur between candidates running against members of third parties only.
In the General election, candidates are running against members of their own party whereas primary election are when candidates run against members of an opposing party.
The winner of a primary election is declared the winner of the office he or she is seeking.
Primary elections occur between members of the same party whereas the general election has candidates from different parties running against one another.
Which of the following correctly identifies the steps in the presidential election cycle (From beginning to end)?
National party conventions, general election, primary election, general election debates
Primary election, national party conventions, general election debates, general election
During a presidential election year, what is occurring between January-June?
Electoral College votes are being counted
Candidates are participating in the Primary/Caucus season in their bid to win their party's nomination for the general election”
Senate members are meeting to discuss who they want to elect as President
What is one of the most important Caucasus in the Presidential Election?
Iowa
Illinois
New York
How many Electoral College Votes are needed to win the presidential election?
435
270
218
100
Which role of the media is responsible for exposing corruption in society by keeping an eye on government affairs?
Scorekeeper
Watchdog
Gatekeeper
Propaganda
The statement, “Everyone is voting for Joe Smith. You should, too.” is using which of the following types of propaganda?
Fear
Testimonial
Bandwagon
Glittering Generalities
Which of the following is NOT an example of mass media?
Television
Interest Groups
Newspapers
3rd Parties
It is a news organization such as newspapers and magazines that produce news and stories that are meant to be read.
communication
broadcast media
print media
printed materials
A news organization that supplies people with news in a format that can be heard or viewed.
audio broadcast
news footage
broadcast media
television
Which of the following describes print media.
Attracts people with colorful and attractive photos and videos
TV and radio can give us information for free
More accessible to more people
Gives more reliable information
Check two that describes broadcast media.
Gives more reliable information.
Gives more updated information.
More accessible to more people
Magazines and newspapers are now becoming less popular
Which is an example of broadcast media?
newspaper
television report
brochures
billboard
Choose all examples of PRINT media. (Choose 3)
radio broadcast
flyers
brochures
netflix
newspaper
Which of the following belongs to Broadcast Media? (Choose 2)
Manila Bulletin
TV Patrol
Philippine Daily Inquirer
DZMM Radio
Which of the following belongs to print media? Choose 2.
24 Oras
Readers Digest
Manila Bulletin
Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho
Newspapers are more accessible to people than television and online streaming platforms.
True
False
Print Media is more reliable than broadcast media.
True
False
When a group takes advantage of a new source of data providing updates from the Majority Leader’s Office that, at times, indicate the leadership’s positions on upcoming floor votes. Utilizing these data from recent congresses, we seek to offer a more nuanced explanation of voting in the U.S. House of Representatives. Whereas others have implicitly assumed that the party influences all procedural votes, our findings suggest that not all procedural votes are created equal.
(a)
1. Dictionary and encyclopedia are examples of books used as reference materials in schools.
True
False
2. Government organizations use a brochure to publish official proclamations and executive orders to the public.
True
False
3. Flyers are given to target customers to promote a certain product.
True
False
4. Newspapers not only contain news on current events but also feature articles on lifestyle, entertainment, sports, and business.
True
False
5. Radio and television can be classified as print media.
True
False
Respond to all parts of the question. In your response, use substantive examples where appropriate.
The media’s coverage of congressional elections often focuses on which candidate is ahead in that day’s polling, which political scientists refer to as “horse-race coverage.” This type of news coverage tends to favor polling numbers and the drama of the campaign over substantive issues.
Develop an argument as to whether horse-race coverage has had a positive or negative impact on Congressional campaigns.
Use at least one piece of evidence from one of the following foundational documents:
• The First Amendment
• The Federalist 10
• Article I of the United States Constitution
In your essay, you must:
✓ Respond to the prompt with a defensible claim or thesis that establishes a line of reasoning.
✓ Support your claim with at least TWO pieces of specific and relevant evidence.
o One piece of evidence must come from one of the foundational documents listed above.
o A second piece of evidence can come from any other foundational document not used as your first piece of evidence, or it may be from your knowledge of course concepts.
✓ Use reasoning to explain why your evidence supports your claim/thesis.
✓ Respond to an opposing or alternative perspective using refutation, concession, or rebuttal.
