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The Guardian Context and Media Language

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What date was our issue of The Guardian published?

a)

12th November 1986

b)

12th September 2018

c)

15th January 2016

d)

17th May 2015

2.

Whish type of audience does The Guardian appeal to?

a)

Older, less educated (Struggler E)

b)

Upper class right wing (Succeeders AB)

c)

Well- educated, young and liberal (Succeeders Reformers ABC1)

d)

Mainstream working class (C1C2D)

3.

How many reader does the online version of The Guardian have?

a)

12 million

b)

42.6 million

c)

4 billion

d)

20, 000

4.

How did The Guardian adapt in 2006

a)

Changed it's design to offer longer and shorter stories

b)

It became bigger with longer articles

c)

It changed to become less wordy

d)

It changed to appeal to the working class

5.

What do these statistics relate to? 51.9% and 48.1%

a)

The amount of people who like/dislike The Guardian

b)

The ratio of men to women readers of The guardian

c)

The vote to leave the EU

d)

The ratio of left to right wing readers

6.

What is the EU

a)

Euro unlikeliest

b)

European Union

c)

Euro Uptowners

d)

Europe Unites

7.

What were pro Brexit campaigners accused of?

a)

Arachnophobia

b)

Claustrophobia

c)

xenophobia

d)

Tombolirism

8.

What was the tagline for the leave campaign?

a)

From Project Fear to Project Prosperity

b)

From Good to Evil

c)

We don't have a clue and nor do you

d)

Lets leave and run

9.

What role did Boris Johnson have at the time of Brexit?

a)

Transport secretary

b)

Minister for education

c)

Foreign secretary

d)

Prime minister

10.

Which British entrepreneur supported brexit?

a)

James Dyson

b)

Alan Sugar

c)

Richard Branson

d)

Rita Johnson

11.

Brexit wanted to limit immigration

a)

True

b)

False

12.

Which Country was Viktor Orban prime minister of?

a)

Italy

b)

Spain

c)

Hungary

d)

Japan

13.

Did Viktor Orban support the EU?

a)

Yes

b)

No

14.

Who owns The Guardian newspaper?

a)

Rupert Murdoch

b)

Richard Branson

c)

The Queen

d)

The Guardian

15.

What type of paper is The Guardian?

a)

Broadsheet

b)

Tabloid

16.

The Guardian tends to report balanced stories

a)

True

b)

False

17.

The readers of a newspaper, magazine, or book regarded collectively is called...

a)

Audience

b)

Readership

c)

Readers

d)

Purchasers

18.

The Guardian has mainly which political view?

a)

Liberal (extreme left)

b)

Conservative

c)

Labour

d)

Green

19.

What does "above the fold" mean?

a)

Below the crease of a folded paper

b)

To the left hand side of the paper

c)

To the right hand side of the paper

d)

Above the crease of a folded paper

20.

What is a STANDFIRST?

a)

The box containing the bar code, issue number and date of the newspaper. The often also includes their website address.

b)

The area at the top of the page that shows what other stories are inside the newspaper. This is common in broadsheets.

c)

The part of the text that summarises the writer's opinion on the story they have written.

d)

An introductory summary of an article, placed after the headline and typographically distinct from the rest of the article.