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Radio Package Quiz

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
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1.

A package in its written form is known as...

a)

A script

b)

A bulletin

c)

A Document

2.

How would you obtain vox pops?

a)

By setting up an interview with an expert

b)

By going out into the street and asking members of the public the same question

c)

By hiring a well-known actor to record some voiceover for your package

3.

Atmos means...

a)

Background sound

b)

A live report

c)

A lively-sounding package

4.

What are links?

a)

Sound effects

b)

Extracts from recorded interviews

c)

Commentary between clips

5.

What's the best way to add sound effects?

a)

Have them suddenly appear

b)

Fade them in and out when needed

c)

Have them running under the entire package

6.

What are cues used for?

a)

To introduce a radio package

b)

They're used to hold studio microphones

c)

They're used to add atmosphere to a package

7.

Which of these is a good unit of measurement when determining how long a package will be?

a)

One word per second

b)

Two words per second

c)

Three words per second

8.

Before recording a script, you should...

a)

Rewrite it

b)

Read it aloud

c)

Record a jingle

9.

What is the purpose of a sound bed?

a)

To provide a consistent audio background

b)

To serve as a transition between segments

c)

To highlight the main speaker's voice

10.

How can you effectively use ambient sound in a package?

a)

By layering it under the main audio

b)

By making it the primary focus

c)

By using it only at the beginning

11.

How long is an average radio package?

a)

30 seconds

b)

3 minutes

c)

10 minutes

12.

What is a 'Wrap' in a Radio News Format

a)

A news item along with a sound byte

b)

Field recordings

c)

A long announcement

13.

What is a Reader in a news Format

a)

News items spoken by one presenter with no other field or voice elements

b)

The written script for a news bulletin

c)

The book from which news broadcaster read