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ABC and SBS Quiz

Total questions: 1

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1-14.
1.

What is the primary source of funding for the ABC?

a)

License fees

b)

Government grant

c)

Private donations

d)

Advertising revenue

2.

What is the ABC required to provide under its charter for innovative and comprehensive broadcasting?

a)

Commercial advertisements

b)

Programs that contribute to a sense of national identity and inform, entertain, and reflect the cultural diversity of Australia

c)

International news coverage

d)

Sports programs

3.

What is the ABC's stance on advertising?

a)

It should be heavily utilized

b)

It should be used sparingly

c)

It should be avoided

d)

It should be the primary source of revenue

4.

What is the ABC's argument for having popular programs?

a)

To increase advertising revenue

b)

To cater to a broad audience and specialist programs

c)

To compete with commercial broadcasters

d)

To attract international viewers

5.

Which of the following is a reason for the ABC's funding reduction over the years?

a)

Increased advertising revenue

b)

Government budget cuts

c)

Decreased viewership

d)

Increased competition

6.

What is the role of the ABC in promoting arts under its charter?

a)

To fund private art institutions

b)

To encourage and promote the musical, dramatic, and other performing arts in Australia

c)

To create art programs for international audiences

d)

To host art competitions

7.

When did the music video show Rage begin?

a)

1985

b)

1987

c)

1990

d)

1995

8.

What does the Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) provide?

a)

Commercial television

b)

Multicultural and multilingual television

c)

Sports broadcasting

d)

Only news programs

9.

What is the main focus of the ABC according to the text?

a)

Entertainment

b)

Impartial news and information

c)

Sports

d)

Advertising

10.

What is the main mission of SBS television?

a)

To provide entertainment to Australians

b)

To contribute to a more cohesive, equitable, and harmonious Australian society

c)

To promote Australian culture internationally

d)

To compete with commercial television networks

11.

Under which act was the charter of SBS set up?

a)

Special Broadcasting Service Act (1991)

b)

Broadcasting Services Act (1992)

c)

Australian Broadcasting Act (1990)

d)

Media Services Act (1993)

12.

What percentage of the SBS budget comes from advertising and sponsorship?

a)

10%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

25%

13.

How much of the SBS budget is spent buying programs from overseas?

a)

15%

b)

20%

c)

25%

d)

30%

14.

What is the measure of audience size used by SBS?

a)

Viewer ratings

b)

Audience reach

c)

Advertising revenue

d)

Program popularity