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Broadcast Production Engineering Quiz no.1_1st term

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does broadcasting refer to?

a)

Sending signals only to specific receivers

b)

Transmission of data over the internet

c)

Distribution of content to a wide audience

d)

Private communication between two parties

2.

Who laid the theoretical groundwork for radio waves?

a)

Lee de Forest

b)

Guglielmo Marconi

c)

James Clerk Maxwell

d)

Heinrich Hertz

3.

What was Heinrich Hertz known for?

a)

Confirming the existence of electromagnetic waves

b)

Broadcasting the first voice program

c)

Developing the vacuum tube

d)

Creating the first commercial radio station

4.

Which invention is Guglielmo Marconi credited with?

a)

The spark gap oscillator

b)

The Audion Vacuum Tube

c)

Continuous wave transmission

d)

Wireless telegraphy

5.

What significant achievement did Marconi accomplish in 1901?

a)

First transatlantic radio transmission

b)

First voice transmission

c)

First scheduled radio broadcast

d)

First use of amplitude modulation

6.

What was the purpose of the Radio Act of 1912?

a)

To regulate commercial radio stations

b)

To establish the Federal Radio Commission

c)

To license shipboard radio stations

d)

To allocate radio frequencies

7.

Who is credited with the first voice and music program broadcast?

a)

Lee de Forest

b)

Frank Conrad

c)

Guglielmo Marconi

d)

Reginald Fessenden

8.

What did the Audion Vacuum Tube allow for?

a)

Creation of wireless telegraphy

b)

Amplification of radio signals

c)

Detection of electromagnetic waves

d)

Transmission of radio signals

9.

What was the significance of KDKA?

a)

First station to transmit news

b)

First station to use FM broadcasting

c)

First commercial radio station

d)

First radio station to broadcast music

10.

What does the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) do?

a)

Manages satellite launches

b)

Develops radio broadcasting technology

c)

Coordinates global telecommunications

d)

Regulates internet content

11.

What was the main focus of the Radio Act of 1927?

a)

Frequency allocation and station licensing

b)

Promoting wireless telephony

c)

Establishing the ITU

d)

Regulating internet broadcasting

12.

What is amplitude modulation (AM)?

a)

A technique for varying the frequency of a signal

b)

A method of signal encryption

c)

A method of varying the amplitude of a carrier wave

d)

A type of digital broadcasting

13.

What was one of the earliest international agreements on radio communication?

a)

International Radiotelegraph Convention of 1906

b)

Marconi and Telefunken Agreement

c)

Radio Act of 1927

d)

Paris Radiotelegraph Convention of 1913

14.

What role did the ITU play in early radio regulation?

a)

Developing radio technology

b)

Facilitating international agreements

c)

Establishing radio stations

d)

Licensing radio operators

15.

What does the ITU stand for?

Answer choices

a)


International Technology Union

b)


Interstate Telecommunications Union

c)

International Telecommunications Union

d)


International Trade Union

16.

Which of the following is NOT a goal of the FCC?

Answer choices

a)

Public safety

b)

Competition

c)


Spectrum management

d)

International relations

17.

What is the primary function of the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) in the Philippines?

Answer choices

a)


To regulate international communications

b)

To manage broadcasting content

c)

To supervise telecommunications services

d)

To provide internet services

18.

When was the Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas (KBP) organized?

a)

1973

b)

1970

c)


1985

d)


1980

19.

What is the maximum rated carrier power?

a)

The power authorized by the Authority

b)


The product of voltage and current at the output

c)

The power output of the transmitter


d)

The maximum power at which the transmitter can be operated satisfactorily

20.

What is the frequency range of the medium frequency broadcast band?

a)


526.5 kHz to 1705 kHz

b)


500 kHz to 2000 kHz

c)

150 kHz to 1500 kHz

d)

300 kHz to 3000 kHz

21.

What does the term 'adjudication' refer to?

a)

The regulation of telecommunications

b)

The establishment of broadcasting standards

c)


The process of making legal decisions

d)

The enforcement of broadcasting laws

22.

What is the definition of 'operating power'?

a)


The power used for testing

b)

The power authorized by the Authority

c)

The transmitter output power

d)

The maximum power of the transmitter

23.

Which organization provides broadcasting standards in the Philippines?

a)


Federal Communications Commission

b)

International Telecommunications Union

c)

National Telecommunications Commission

d)


Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas

24.

What is the best site of an AM broadcast transmitter?

a)

Highly elevated

b)

Average terrain

c)

Marshy Land

d)

Dry Land

25.

Term in communication which is referred, “ to send out in all direction’

a)

Telecommunication

b)

Broadcast

c)

Transmit

d)

Isotropically announce

26.

The operating frequency of DZRB is

a)

594KHz

b)

666KHz

c)

1020KHz

d)

630KHz

27.

This is the first radio station in Manila in 1922

a)

KBKZ

b)

KZKZ

c)

KCKC

d)

KZYZ

28.

Its primary function is to take the audio signal from the studio and modulate it onto a carrier wave for transmission.

a)

Modulator

b)

Receiver

c)

Transmitter

d)

Antenna

29.

This is the end-user device that captures the transmitted AM signal and demodulates it to recover the original audio signal.

a)

Transmitter

b)

Receiver

c)

Antenna

d)

Modulator/Demodulator

30.

According to the FCC standards, what is the bandwidth per channel in AM broadcasting?

a)

36kHz

b)

9kHz

c)

10kHz

d)

531kHz