WorksheetsAB BROADCASTING IIIA - MAY 18
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 20mins
A framework by which researchers expose how communication
phenomena influence taken-for-granted assumptions regarding who “ought to be” and “ought not to be” empowered in a given society with a particular focus on socioeconomic status, materialism, and consumerism.
Marxist Analysis
Organizational Analysis
Analysis to Media Industry
Pragmatic Analysis
It is the dominance of a cultural diversity within the society by which ruling class manipulate the culture, beliefs and explanations, perceptions, values and more – so that the worldview of the ruling class becomes the accepted cultural norm.
Cultural Hegemony
Cultural Diversity
Media and Culture
Cultural Dominance
It is a technique of a corporation practice by which accumulate multiple companies and
businesses through startups, mergers, buyouts, and takeovers.
SYNERGY
MULTINATIONALISM
INTEGRATION
CONGLOMERATION
A system or network of ordered relationships and coordinated
activities directed toward specific goals.
Association
Formalization
Organization
Hierarchy
hat are the dimensions of an organization.
Communication and Practice
Structure and Practice
Organization and Practice
Professionalism and Culture
It is a major situational constraints on news gathering and the necessity to deliver the news every day at the same time.
News Whole
News Hole
News Pool
News System
It is strategically prepared written or recorded statements produced for
news organizations to announce something that claims to be newsworthy.
Statement
Press releases
News agencies
Punditry
It is describe the specific amount of time or space
allotted for reporting the news each day.
News Hole
News Whole
News Pool
News System
Just as news-gathering conventions limit the diversity of what is covered, news-
reporting conventions limit the diversity of how it is covered.
Homogenization
Soft news
Gatekeeping function
Attribution of responsibility for social ills
It refers to how a story is structured and told.
Personal Bias
Informational bias
Fragmentation
Authority-Disorder
Concept of understanding the internal and external processes of an organization and simply understand why media produces the kind of content it does.
Rhetoric Analysis
Marxist Analysis
Pragmatic Analysis
Organizational Analysis
It is a framework that plays a key role in the headlines because it is based on the writer’s intentions. It is coined as an act of communication which affects all fields of life, served as clear bridge of policy and media industries.
Pragmatic Analysis
Organizational Analysis
Marxist Analysis
Rhetoric Analysis
Philippine laws generally regulate the broadcasting sector or content separately from telecommunications. However, except for content, the licensing and permitting regulations for both broadcasting and telecommunications enterprises are administered by who?
National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)
House of Representatives
MTRCB
National Privacy Commission
A quasi-judicial government agency under the Office of the President, which is responsible for the review and classification of television programs, movies and publicity materials.
MTRCB
National Telecommunications Commission (NTC)
CMFR
KBP
It is defined as a framework that will help to know how effectively a writer or speaker communicates her message or argument to the audience.
Marxist Analysis
Rhetorical Analysis
Pragmatic Analysis
Organizational Analysis
An appeal emphasizes the trustworthiness or credibility of the speaker. Speakers may enhance presenting credentials or training, relevant experiences, social status, fame, and identity markers (such as ethnicity, gender, or group membership).
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Noms
An appeal demonstrates that the message is well-reasoned or well- supported. Facts, research, evidence, and explanation boost the logos of a message, while faulty logic or unsupported claims diminish it.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Noms
An appeal sways the audience’s emotions. Speakers who effectively deploy pathos generate hope, fear, anger, excitement, sadness, and other emotions in their audiences in order to accomplish their purposes.
Ethos
Pathos
Logos
Noms
All words, sentences, books, and other conventional signs are considered _____?
Symbols
Message
Expression
Communication
It describes first-order signification or what Barthes called the first “plane of
expression.
Denotation
Connotation
Indexical signs
Symbols
