WorksheetsEduqas Media Comp 1 A Level mock revision
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 17mins
What is the main key issue raised in 'Turntables?'
Postal voting
Voter Suppression Laws in USA
voting queues
BLM
What does Janelle Monae describe 'Turntables' as?
A Diverse Picture
A Realistic Picture
An Activism Picture
An Emotion Picture
What does the American Flag significantly reference in the music video 'Turntables'? (choose two answers)
The slave era
Democracy
White supremacy
Freedom
What do the elaborate hairstyles connote in the music video 'Turntables'?
Social hierarchy
Ethnicity
Diversity
Fashion
Why does Monae stand in front of a black horse in 'Turntables'?
The horse has connotations of leisure activities
The horse has connotations of power but also police brutality and force
The horse represents black culture, unity and strength
The horse is seen as majestic. It is black and therefore represents black lives.
The BBC's remit is to (a) , entertain and inform
Have you Heard George's Podcast is broadcast on
Radio 4 Live
Radio 3 Live
Radio 5 Live
Radio 2 Live
The BBC is often described as being
corrupt
a burden on tax payers
too white and middle class
discriminatory towards other cultures
In 2021, the BBC Launched the diversity and (a) plan
What makes 'Have you Heard George's Podcast' so unique?
conventional structures and local dialects
jingles
location
Unconventional structure and specialised vocabulary
What year and month did the BBC make its first radio transmission from the London station 2LO?
July 1922
November 1922
March 1921
October 1923
How have the BBC considered the access of potential audiences to 'Have you heard George's Podcast' and ensured regulation within the institution?
It will only play if you input details that prove you are over a certain age
It has written and verbal warnings that there may be adult and mature content
They play it after the watershed
It holds a BBFC rating of 18
What are the three (choose three) crucial audience segmentation strategies?
Demographic segmentation
Journey stage segmentation
Behavioural segmentation
Financial segmentation
What is meant by commercial radio?
It is funded through public licence fees
It is funded through external advertising
It is funded through endorsements
It is funded through both the public (through licencing) and advertisers
What is 'Common Ground'
George the Poet's website
George the Poet's discussion platform
George the Poet's new podcast
George the Poet's social media page
What does PEGI stand for?
Pan European Gaming Industry
Proper European Gaming industry
Pan European Game Information
Pan English Game Information
Hesmondhalgh's theory talks about industries minimising risks to maximise (a)
Who's theory is 'Media Effects'?
Henry Jenkins
Albert Bandura
Paul Gilroy
Clay Shirky
Henry Jenkin's Theory is...
Postmodernism
The end of audience
Fandom
Semiotics
Who is NOT a character type from Propp's theory?
The Donor
The princess' father
The hero
The princess' mother
Who said feminism is a struggle to end sexist/patriarchal oppression?
Judith Butler
bell hooks
Lizbet Van Zoonen
Laura Mulvey
Who's theory focuses on regulation?
Hesmondhalgh
Curran and Seaton
Clay Shirky
Livingstone & Lunt
Which theorist tells us that audience members as passive consumers of mass media is no longer tenable in the age of the internet?
Clay Shirky
Albert Bandura
Stuart hall
George Gerbner
Who penned the genre theory?
Barthes
Todorov
Neale
Strauss
Who said there is no gender identity behind the expressions of gender?
Stuart Hall
Judith Butler
George Gerbner
Lizbet Van Zoonen
What is the primary funding source for public service broadcasting?
Government grants
Advertising revenue
Public license fees
Private donations
What is the primary focus of Stuart Hall's 'Encoding/Decoding' model?
Audience interpretation
Technological advancements
Media ownership
Content production
What is the main theme of George the Poet's 'Common Ground'?
Historical events
Technological advancements
Social justice and equality
Environmental conservation
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of public service broadcasting?
Universal accessibility
Impartial news coverage
Educational content
Commercial advertising
What is the primary focus of Judith Butler's theory on gender?
Gender as a social performance
Gender as a legal status
Gender as a biological construct
Gender as a fixed identity
