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R1BS Revision

Total questions: 63

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

How many body paragraphs should you aim for in the exam?

a)

3 body paragraphs

b)

1 body paragraph

c)

2 body paragraphs

d)

4 body paragraphs

2.

What is the assessment objective for this part of the exam?

a)

Demonstrate knowledge (AO1)

b)

Apply practical skills (AO2)

c)

Evaluate sources (AO3)

d)

Write extended responses (AO4)

3.

What kind of information must you include in your answer to avoid being too generalised?

a)

Names, dates, facts, stats

b)

Opinions, feelings, guesses, hopes

c)

Stories, jokes, riddles, poems

d)

Questions, requests, commands, wishes

4.

The exam could ask you about the industry, its audiences, or both.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

What should you finish your answer with according to the exam tips?

a)

A look to the future

b)

A summary of the introduction

c)

A personal anecdote

d)

A list of references

6.

Which of the following best explains how the output of content of Public Service Broadcasting (PSB) is ‘distinctive’ from commercial radio, with reference to The Radio 1 Breakfast Show (R1BS), considering economic, political and cultural contexts?

a)

PSB like R1BS focuses on public interest, diverse content, and less commercial influence compared to commercial radio.

b)

PSB like R1BS is more focused on advertising revenue than commercial radio.

c)

Commercial radio offers more diverse and culturally rich content than PSB like R1BS.

d)

PSB like R1BS is only influenced by economic factors, not political or cultural contexts.

7.

Why does popular music radio programming, such as The Radio 1 Breakfast Show (R1BS), struggle to be considered as Public Service Broadcasting?

a)

Because it primarily focuses on entertainment and commercial interests rather than educational or informative content.

b)

Because it is only available online and not on traditional radio.

c)

Because it is funded entirely by government grants.

d)

Because it does not feature any music from local artists.

8.

Different audiences interpret and respond to radio shows like The Radio One Breakfast Show (R1BS) in which of the following ways?

a)

All audiences respond in the same way to radio shows.

b)

Younger audiences may engage more with interactive segments, while older audiences may prefer traditional content.

c)

Audiences do not interpret radio shows differently.

d)

Radio shows are only interpreted by music critics.

9.

Different listeners will engage with and react differently to one another, despite listening to the same thing. What does this suggest?

a)

Everyone interprets things the same way.

b)

People have unique perspectives and experiences.

c)

Listeners always agree with each other.

d)

Reactions are always predictable.

10.

Audiences mainly use which of the following media technologies to consume radio shows like The BBC Radio One Breakfast Show (R1BS)?

a)

Television

b)

Radio receivers and online streaming platforms

c)

Print newspapers

d)

Movie theaters

11.

what are some of the different ways in which you can listen and engage with the R1BS.

a)

By tuning in via radio, online streaming, and participating in social media discussions.

b)

Only by reading printed newsletters.

c)

By attending live concerts only.

d)

By subscribing to a podcast service only.

12.

What does BBC stand for?

a)

British Broadcasting Corporation

b)

British Business Council

c)

Broadcasting Bureau of Communication

d)

British Broadcasting Channel

13.

The BBC is a PSB. What does PSB stand for?

a)

Public Service Broadcaster

b)

Private Service Broadcaster

c)

Public Satellite Broadcast

d)

Private Satellite Broadcast

14.

The BBC produces programmes for the benefit of the public and is funded by the public.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Does the BBC sell advertising space to fund its programmes?

a)

True

b)

False

16.

What is the mission of the BBC? Fill in the blank: The mission is to '____, educate, entertain'.

a)

inform

b)

create

c)

explore

d)

manage

17.

How much is the licence fee charged to the public per household to fund the BBC?

a)

£174.50

b)

£120.00

c)

£200.00

d)

£99.99

18.

How does R1BS fulfil its purpose as a PSB in terms of providing impartial news and information?

a)

By providing impartial news and information through Newsbeat, which includes 5 minute bulletins and longer 15 minute sections.

b)

By broadcasting only entertainment shows and music charts.

c)

By focusing solely on sports coverage and live commentary.

d)

By airing advertisements and sponsored content throughout the day.

19.

How does R1BS fulfil its purpose as a PSB in terms of learning for people of all ages?

a)

By offering learning for people of all ages through Newsbeat documentaries, education on music, and Radio1 academy.

b)

By only broadcasting music for entertainment purposes.

c)

By focusing solely on sports coverage for young adults.

d)

By providing news updates exclusively for senior citizens.

20.

How does R1BS fulfil its purpose as a PSB in terms of creativity, quality, and distinctiveness?

a)

By being creative, of the highest quality and distinctive, focusing on new music, not just charts, and the quality of the broadcasters and Live Lounge.

b)

By only playing chart-topping songs and avoiding new music.

c)

By focusing solely on talk shows and news segments.

d)

By repeating the same playlist every day without any live performances.

21.

How does R1BS fulfil its purpose as a PSB in terms of reflecting, representing, and serving diverse communities?

a)

By reflecting, representing, and serving diverse communities through events like Radio 1’s Big Weekend, a diverse range of music, and interactive forums such as Twitter to allow audiences to participate.

b)

By focusing solely on classical music and avoiding engagement with the audience.

c)

By broadcasting only to a single demographic group and limiting music genres.

d)

By providing only news updates without any interactive or community-based content.

22.

How does R1BS fulfil its purpose as a PSB in terms of reflecting the UK’s culture to the world?

a)

By reflecting the UK’s culture to the world through an international platform for British talent, covering both UK and international topics of interest.

b)

By focusing solely on local news and avoiding international coverage.

c)

By broadcasting only entertainment shows with no cultural content.

d)

By limiting its programming to sports events from the UK.

23.

According to the passage, when will the BBC licence fee end completely?

a)

December 2025

b)

December 2027

c)

December 2023

d)

December 2029

24.

How many years does the government give the BBC to find an alternative to the current system of funding?

a)

One year

b)

Two years

c)

Three years

d)

Five years

25.

Which of the following is a possible alternative to the BBC licence fee mentioned in the passage?

a)

A) Subscription based service that people opt into

b)

B) Funded by international donations

c)

C) Funded by local councils

d)

D) Paid by private companies only

26.

Fill in the blank: One suggested alternative is that the BBC could be funded straight from the ______ and comes directly from our tax.

a)

Government

b)

Lottery

c)

Advertising

d)

Charity

27.

Recent Labour government suggestions have included a tiered approach where higher income earners pay more.

a)

True

b)

False

28.

Main concerns around the current licence fee model: Fill in the blank. It is a (a)   form of income for the BBC (less advanced).

29.

Main concerns around the current licence fee model: Fill in the blank. It is disproportionately unfair on ________ income earners as every household pays the same.

a)

lower

b)

higher

c)

middle

d)

average

30.

Main concerns around the current licence fee model: Fill in the blank. Not a ________ model in the age of subscription services.

a)

sustainable

b)

flexible

c)

affordable

d)

popular

31.

What is a commercial broadcaster?

a)

A company owned by the state

b)

A privately owned company

c)

Owned by the public

d)

A non-profit organization

32.

A commercial broadcaster is not owned by the ________. (Fill in the blank)

a)

state or the public

b)

private company

c)

individual owner

d)

advertising agency

33.

What is the main source of profit for commercial broadcasters?

a)

Public donations

b)

Paid adverts

c)

Government funding

d)

Subscription fees

34.

Commercial broadcasters need to produce content with the money they receive from ________ that will keep them happy.

a)

advertisers

b)

viewers

c)

directors

d)

actors

35.

R1BS's biggest commercial rival is:

a)

BBC Radio 1

b)

Capital FM

c)

Heart Radio

d)

Classic FM

36.

Radio 1’s daytime programmes should offer a mix of ________, information and entertainment.

a)

music

b)

sports

c)

weather

d)

news

37.

How many tracks are decided by a committee for Radio 1's extensive playlist?

a)

10

b)

20

c)

40

d)

50

38.

Radio 1 should encourage its listeners to take part in ________ events and activities.

a)

music

b)

sports

c)

cooking

d)

reading

39.

What format does Radio 1 use to attract listeners?

a)

Talk show format

b)

Zoo format

c)

News format

d)

Sports format

40.

What is the age demographic that R1BS aims to attract?

a)

15-29

b)

30-45

c)

10-14

d)

46-60

41.

Which of the following is a podcast with the show's best bits?

a)

Morning Show Highlights

b)

All Day Breakfast

c)

Evening Recap

d)

Daily Digest

42.

Name two platforms where you can listen to R1BS.

a)

FM, DAB, smart speaker, Sounds App, Online (any two)

b)

Television, Newspaper

c)

CD, Cassette Tape

d)

Cinema, Theatre

43.

What type of content does R1BS create for social media?

a)

AV content

b)

Text articles

c)

Infographics

d)

Podcasts

44.

Audiences are encouraged to ______, WhatsApp, leave voice notes during the show, communicate with hosts through social media and share content online.

a)

call

b)

paint

c)

cook

d)

drive

45.

R1BS encourages audiences to share content online.

a)

True

b)

False

46.

What is the name of the podcast featured on the webpage?

a)

Radio 1’s All Day Breakfast with Greg James

b)

Radio 2’s Morning Show

c)

The Evening Podcast

d)

Greg’s Night Show

47.

How often is the podcast updated?

a)

Daily

b)

Weekly

c)

Monthly

d)

Yearly

48.

Who is the host of the podcast 'Radio 1’s All Day Breakfast'?

a)

Greg James

b)

Maz

c)

Gran

d)

James Greg

49.

How many years has Greg presented the show?

a)

Five years

b)

Seven years

c)

Ten years

d)

Three years

50.

By how many listeners did Greg boost the show's audience in the first 4 months?

a)

100,000

b)

230,000

c)

500,000

d)

50,000

51.

According to RAJAR figures reposted by Greg James in 2024, what is the most listened to radio broadcast in the world?

a)

R1BS

b)

BBC Radio 2

c)

Capital FM

d)

Heart Radio

52.

Greg’s focus is on ________, nonsense and putting the listener at the heart of the show.

a)

silliness

b)

seriousness

c)

anger

d)

confusion

53.

What does Greg choose each day for his show?

a)

Star listener

b)

Best song

c)

Top caller

d)

Funniest joke

54.

What is the name of Greg's online fan group?

a)

The Greg Club

b)

The Gregfast Club

c)

The Breakfast Club

d)

The Listener Club

55.

According to Aled Haydn Jones, how many people does Radio 1 reach across video and socials?

a)

10 million

b)

15 million

c)

20 million

d)

25 million

56.

Fill in the blank: Greg James remains the No.1 Breakfast Show in the country for ______ listeners as he goes from strength to strength.

a)

young

b)

old

c)

international

d)

sports

57.

Who said, 'Greg James remains the No.1 Breakfast Show in the country for young listeners as he goes from strength to strength, and Radio 1 reaching over 20 million across video and socials shows the importance of phones for our audience'?

a)

Aled Haydn Jones, head of Radio 1

b)

Greg James, Radio 1 DJ

c)

Clara Amfo, Radio 1 presenter

d)

Ben Cooper, former BBC Radio executive

58.

According to the passage, what are the regular timings for the show?

a)

7:00 am - 10:30 am

b)

8:00 am - 11:00 am

c)

6:30 am - 9:00 am

d)

9:00 am - 12:00 pm

59.

During the summer holiday last year, until what time was the show extended?

a)

11:00 am

b)

9:00 am

c)

1:00 pm

d)

3:00 pm

60.

How many new listeners were added to Greg James' show in the third quarter of 2024?

a)

400,000 new listeners

b)

100,000 new listeners

c)

250,000 new listeners

d)

50,000 new listeners

61.

What was the average listening figure for Greg James' show from July - September 2024?

a)

4.3 million

b)

3.1 million

c)

5.0 million

d)

2.7 million

62.

What was the average listening figure for Greg James' show for October - December 2024?

a)

4.1 million

b)

3.2 million

c)

5.0 million

d)

2.7 million

63.

How is the show attracting its key demographic through the content of the show?

a)

By including content that appeals to their interests

b)

By focusing only on older audiences

c)

By avoiding popular trends

d)

By limiting the show's accessibility