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Radio 1 Breakfast Show - OCR Media A-level

Total questions: 27

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Who was the first Director General of the BBC?

a)

Lord Reith

b)

John Russell Scott

c)

Lord Byron

d)

Lord Justice Leveson

2.

What year was the British Broadcasting Company founded?

a)

1922

b)

1927

c)

1932

d)

1984

3.

What year did the BBC change from being the 'British Broadcasting Company' to being the 'British Broadcasting Corporation'?

a)

1922

b)

1927

c)

1932

d)

1984

4.

According to the first director General of the BBC, the BBC's purpose is to:

a)

inform

b)

educate

c)

create

d)

entertain

5.

According to Radio 1's service licence, Radio 1 must:

a)

entertain and engage a broad range of young listeners

b)

target 15-29 year olds and it should also provide some programming for younger teenagers

c)

it should offer a range of new music

d)

it should provide a platform for live music

e)

there should be a mix of drama, sport and art programmes

6.

Which of the following MUST Radio 1 do to fulfil its PSB remit?

a)

Deliver cheap content from abroad

b)

Deliver original, distinctive content

c)

Deliver content that is similar to commercial radio stations

d)

Deliver content that targets 15-29 year olds

e)

Deliver content such as news and documentaries

7.

What is Greg James's slogan on BBC Radio 1's website?

a)

A bit of chat and loadsa bangin' tunes...

b)

Fun in the morning with Greg and co...

c)

Morning nonsense, star listeners and all the latest things...

d)

Simply the best way to get up in the morning...

8.

How many main playlists does Radio 1 have?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

9.

How many tracks are on Radio 1's A Playlist?

a)

8-10

b)

15

c)

25

d)

50

10.

How many people are on the playlist committee panel?

a)

5

b)

12

c)

14

d)

19

11.

What ‘metrics’ (data) are used to influence decisions about which songs are included on the Radio 1 playlist?

a)

streams

b)

chart positions

c)

sales

d)

artist earnings

12.

How is Radio 1's music policy different from commercial broadcasters?

a)

They are required to play new music, emerging artists, live music and specialist music.

b)

They are required to play mostly chart content.

13.

How many Youtube subscribers does Radio 1 roughly have?

a)

8 million

b)

850 thousand

c)

1.8 billion

d)

18 million

14.

How many Instagram followers does Radio 1 roughly have?

a)

10 thousand

b)

100 thousand

c)

1 million

d)

1.5 million

15.

How many Facebook subscribers does Radio 1 roughly have?

a)

2.4 million

b)

3.4 million

c)

4.4 million

d)

5.4 million

16.

Roughly how much budget does Radio 1 get from the licence fee?

a)

£31m

b)

£116m

c)

£54m

d)

£60m

17.

How much does Greg James roughly get paid?

a)

£415,000-419,000

b)

£70,000-£95,000

c)

£1.2m - £1.4m

d)

£250,000 - £290,000

18.

In addition to the licence fee, how does the BBC make money?

a)

Advertising on the radio

b)

BBC Studios selling content around the world

c)

Charging for subscriptions

d)

Sponsorships

19.

What's the rough annual income from the BBC licence fee?

a)

£500m

b)

£7bn

c)

£65bn

d)

£3.7bn

20.

What's the age of Radio 1's target audience?

a)

15-39

b)

14-29

c)

15-29

d)

16-30

21.

What time is the Breakfast Show on?

a)

06:00-10:00

b)

07:00-10:30

c)

07:30-11:00

d)

05:00-09:30

22.

What does RAJAR do?

a)

Measures radio audiences.

b)

Provides advice on how to target radio audience.

c)

Provides licenses so that stations can broadcast.

d)

Assesses the quality of radio programmes.

23.

What is the Ten Minute Takeover?

a)

A famous guest comes in to the show and guest presents for 10 minutes.

b)

3 listeners are selected to choose their own songs.

c)

A guest DJ from Radio 1 selects 10 minutes worth of songs.

d)

Greg phones a listener who chooses 3 songs to play.

24.

Who regulates Radio 1?

a)

The BBC Trust

b)

OFCOM

c)

IPSO

d)

BBFC

e)

ASA

25.

Which of the following radio stations are PSB?

a)

BBC Radio 1

b)

BBC Radio 2

c)

Capital FM

d)

Heart FM

26.

Public service​ (a)   or​ (b)   is a term used to describe broadcasting intended for​ (c)   benefit, rather than to ​ (d)   ​ purely ​ (e)   interests.

Choose from the below words
broadcasting
PSB
public
serve
commercial
profit
PBS
broadcasters
gain
BBC
27.

Organize these options into the right categories

Categorize the following

High quality

Original

Innovative

Challenging

Widely available

Distinctive

Informing our understanding of the world

Stimulating Knowledge and learning

Reflecting UK Cultural Identity

Representing diversity and alternative viewpoints

Cost effective

Different

Interesting

Reflecting worldwide viewpoints and cultures

PSB Characteristics
PSB Purposes
Neither