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Media Types P 1 and 2 Quiz

Total questions: 35

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What type of media is characterized by printed publications such as newspapers and magazines?

a)

Film

b)

Broadcast Media

c)

Print Media

d)

New Media

2.

Which of the following is an example of broadcast media?

a)

Facebook Livestream

b)

Newspaper column

c)

Radio news report

d)

YouTube video

3.

What distinguishes new media from other forms?

a)

It is non-interactive

b)

It only includes television

c)

It is interactive and supports two-way communication

d)

It is limited to printed materials

4.

A movie shown in theaters is an example of:

a)

Broadcast Media

b)

Film

c)

Print Media

d)

Digital Media

5.

Which of the following best illustrates media convergence?

a)

Watching news on television

b)

Listening to the radio

c)

Reading a book

d)

Streaming a radio program via mobile app

6.

Media convergence is primarily driven by:

a)

Government intervention with technological support for media

b)

Lack of content

c)

Digitization and computer networking

d)

Print media popularity

7.

Which media platform is best known for encouraging user-generated content?

a)

Cinema

b)

Radio

c)

Social media

d)

Newspaper

8.

Which type of media includes platforms like Spotify and YouTube?

a)

Film

b)

Broadcast Media

c)

New Media

d)

Print Media

9.

What is mass media?

a)

Personal communication through messaging apps

b)

Channels transmitting information to large audiences

c)

Only TV and radio

d)

Government-regulated news platforms

10.

Which theory argues that media shapes public concern by highlighting specific issues?

a)

Cultivation Theory

b)

Agenda-setting Theory

c)

Propaganda Model

d)

Boomerang Effect

11.

According to the Cultivation Theory, long-term exposure to media:

a)

Reduces the audience’s anxiety

b)

Creates realistic social perspectives

c)

Shapes distorted views of reality

d)

Has no significant impact

12.

The Boomerang Effect occurs when:

a)

Media achieves desired change

b)

The media message is ignored

c)

Media causes the opposite of intended effect

d)

Audience agrees with propaganda

13.

Which theory suggests that people think others are more influenced by media than they are?

a)

Reciprocal Effect

b)

Cultivation Theory

c)

Third-party Theory

d)

Propaganda Model

14.

The Reciprocal Effect refers to:

a)

Ignoring media influence and being firm on their character even without anyone looking

b)

Media causing social harmony

c)

Individuals changing behavior after gaining media attention

d)

Media ignoring public opinion

15.

The government agency in the Philippines that rates TV and film content is:

a)

MTRCB

b)

DOH

c)

CHED

d)

PCOO

16.

What is the main goal of the Propaganda Model?

a)

Promote democratic media

b)

Entertain viewers

c)

Understand media manipulation and control

d)

Provide unbiased news

17.

A political advertisement exaggerating achievements to gain political advantage is an example of:

a)

Education

b)

Propaganda

c)

Satire

d)

Review

18.

Which is not typically part of new media?

a)

Interactive apps

b)

Blogs

c)

Radio

d)

Social media

19.

Which of the following best demonstrates media convergence?

a)

A radio drama

b)

A newspaper article

c)

A TV show with a Facebook fan page

d)

A film showing in cinemas

20.

Which is a characteristic of broadcast media?

a)

Limited to text

b)

One-way communication

c)

Requires audience interaction

d)

Only accessible via internet

21.

Print media includes:

a)

Facebook posts

b)

Radio announcements

c)

Magazines

d)

Podcasts

22.

The Cultivation Theory was introduced by:

a)

Denis McQuail

b)

George Gerbner

c)

Walter Lippmann

d)

Noam Chomsky

23.

The Propaganda Model was proposed by:

a)

McQuail

b)

Lippmann

c)

Herman & Chomsky

d)

Shaw & McCombs

24.

The Agenda-setting Theory suggests the media:

a)

Invents false stories

b)

Controls our minds

c)

Tells us what to think about

d)

Encourages critical thinking

25.

Which media effect theory emphasizes shaping of social reality by media?

a)

Propaganda

b)

Cultivation

c)

Third-party

d)

Agenda-setting

26.

Which statement is true about media effects?

a)

All effects are intentional

b)

Media only affects children

c)

Media can have unintended consequences

d)

Media has no influence

27.

Media influence can lead to distorted self-perception. This is shown in:

a)

Agenda-setting

b)

Reciprocal effect

c)

Propaganda

d)

Boomerang effect

28.

During the election period in the Philippines, several television networks repeatedly featured stories about inflation and rising food prices while giving little attention to education and environmental issues. As a result, many Filipinos considered inflation the country's most urgent concern. Which media effect best explains this situation?

a)

Third-Party Theory

b)

Agenda-Setting Theory

c)

Reciprocal Effect

d)

Cultivation Theory

29.

After weeks of watching television reports that focused mainly on crimes in Metro Manila, Carlo became convinced that going outside was extremely dangerous, even though crime statistics in his community remained low. Which media effect best explains Carlo's perception

a)

Third-Party Theory

b)

Agenda-Setting Theory

c)

Reciprocal Effect

d)

Cultivation Theory

30.

A local government in Nueva Ecija organized a tree-planting activity. When national news outlets began covering the event, more volunteers joined, and the organizers expanded the program to attract additional media attention. Which media effect is demonstrated?

a)

Third-Party Theory

b)

Agenda-Setting Theory

c)

Reciprocal Effect

d)

Cultivation Theory

31.

While discussing fake news in class, Miguel said,

"I don't get fooled by misleading Facebook posts. Other people believe them, but not me."

Which theory best explains Miguel's belief?

a)

Third-Party Theory

b)

Agenda-Setting Theory

c)

Reciprocal Effect

d)

Cultivation Theory

32.

During the rainy season, an LGU posted a warning on Facebook saying, "Anyone who throws garbage anywhere deserves to be publicly shamed!" Instead of reducing littering, many residents criticized the campaign and ignored the message. Based on the lesson, how should this campaign be evaluated?

a)

It demonstrates the Boomerang Effect because the message produced the opposite response.

b)

It is effective because fear always changes behavior.

c)

It supports Third-Party Theory because littering helps the environment and some of the residents might be more affected by it.

d)

It shows that media has no influence on people.

33.

After a strong typhoon, a viral Facebook post claimed that every affected family could receive ₱10,000 by clicking a registration link. Before sharing the post, Lea checked the official pages of the relevant government agencies. Which action best demonstrates responsible media literacy?

a)

Share the post immediately so more families can register.

b)

Believe the post because many users have already shared it.

c)

Verify the information using official and credible sources before sharing.

d)

Wait until the post becomes more viral.

34.

A television network consistently reports only one side of a controversial national issue while ignoring opposing viewpoints. Based on the lesson, which statement best evaluates this media practice?

a)

It helps citizens make balanced decisions.

b)

It illustrates gatekeeping and Agenda-Setting that may influence public opinion.

c)

It guarantees unbiased reporting.

d)

It prevents misinformation from spreading because it only shows the favorable side of the story.

35.

A student claims,

"I know how to identify fake news, but many Filipinos are easily fooled by social media."

Which theory is reflected in the student's statement?

a)

Agenda-Setting Theory

b)

Third-Party Theory

c)

Boomerang Effect

d)

Reciprocal Effect