Question 1

Matching
-John D.Rockefeller

Accepted Answer

A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers 
A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers H

Question 2

Matching
-WEAF

Accepted Answer

A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP 
A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP G

Question 3

Matching
-Ivy Lee

Accepted Answer

A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism 
A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism B

Question 4

Define any six of the following eight concepts in one complete sentence each.
Content analysis
Copyright
Gameplay
ISP
Must-carry rules
Prime time
Public domain
Pentagon Papers

Accepted Answer

1. Content analysis: Content analysis is

Question 5

Matching
-R.F.Outcault

Accepted Answer

A) Saturday Evening Post 
B) Pentagon Papers 
C) Washington Post 
D) McClure's 
E) Collier's
F)"The Yellow Kid"
G)North Star
H)Martin Chuzzlewit
I)"Stop! In the Name of Love"
J)New-York Weekly Journal
K)File-sharing
L)New York World 
A) Saturday Evening Post 
B) Pentagon Papers 
C) Washington Post 
D) McClure's 
E) Collier's
F)"The Yellow Kid"
G)North Star
H)Martin Chuzzlewit
I)"Stop! In the Name of Love"
J)New-York Weekly Journal
K)File-sharing
L)New York World

Question 6

Matching
-Edward Bernays

Accepted Answer

A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers 
A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers

Question 7

Matching
-William Randolph Hearst

Accepted Answer

A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism 
A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism

Question 8

Matching
-The Supremes

Accepted Answer

A) Saturday Evening Post 
B) Pentagon Papers 
C) Washington Post 
D) McClure's 
E) Collier's
F)"The Yellow Kid"
G)North Star
H)Martin Chuzzlewit
I)"Stop! In the Name of Love"
J)New-York Weekly Journal
K)File-sharing
L)New York World 
A) Saturday Evening Post 
B) Pentagon Papers 
C) Washington Post 
D) McClure's 
E) Collier's
F)"The Yellow Kid"
G)North Star
H)Martin Chuzzlewit
I)"Stop! In the Name of Love"
J)New-York Weekly Journal
K)File-sharing
L)New York World

Question 9

Matching
-Nellie Bly

Accepted Answer

A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism 
A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism

Question 10

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
-What are the qualities of the kind of journalism you would like to see? In what ways are current news sources fulfilling or falling short of those expectations? Give specific examples.

Accepted Answer

I would like to see journalism that is o

Question 11

Matching
-Arthur C.Clarke

Accepted Answer

A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP 
A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP

Question 12

Matching
-Payne Fund Studies

Accepted Answer

A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers 
A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers

Question 13

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
-What is the role of free speech in a democratic society? Should there be limits on free speech? Should commercial speech share the same protections as private speech? Give examples of how free speech is used, and examples of cases in which you think a limit on free speech might have been a good thing or incidents when speech limits hurt democracy.

Accepted Answer

The role of free speech in a democratic

Question 14

Matching
-William Kennedy Dickson

Accepted Answer

A) Kinetoscope 
B) Iconoscope 
C) Electronic television 
D) The Jazz Singer 
E) CBS news anchor
F)Twenty-One
G)Birth of a Nation
H)Shaft
I)Oldboy
J)Lost in Translation
K)DBS 
A) Kinetoscope 
B) Iconoscope 
C) Electronic television 
D) The Jazz Singer 
E) CBS news anchor
F)Twenty-One
G)Birth of a Nation
H)Shaft
I)Oldboy
J)Lost in Translation
K)DBS

Question 15

Matching
-Podcasting

Accepted Answer

A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP 
A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP

Question 16

Matching
-D.W.Griffith

Accepted Answer

A) Kinetoscope 
B) Iconoscope 
C) Electronic television 
D) The Jazz Singer 
E) CBS news anchor
F)Twenty-One
G)Birth of a Nation
H)Shaft
I)Oldboy
J)Lost in Translation
K)DBS 
A) Kinetoscope 
B) Iconoscope 
C) Electronic television 
D) The Jazz Singer 
E) CBS news anchor
F)Twenty-One
G)Birth of a Nation
H)Shaft
I)Oldboy
J)Lost in Translation
K)DBS

Question 17

Matching
-Mary Pickford

Accepted Answer

A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism 
A) Yellow journalism 
B) Ludlow miners' strike 
C) Torches of freedom 
D) United Artists 
E) Stunt or investigative journalism

Question 18

Matching
-Burson-Marsteller

Accepted Answer

A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers 
A) Income 
B) Divides consumers into types 
C) Propaganda Technique in the World War 
D) "The real thing" 
E) Investigative journalism pioneer
F)Public Opinion
G)Former president Richard Nixon
H)Ivy Ledbetter Lee
I)United Arab Emirates
J)NBC
K)Pseudo-event
L)Crystallizing Public Opinion
M)Galvanometers

Question 19

Matching
-AOL

Accepted Answer

A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP 
A) Longer electromagnetic wavelengths 
B) Satellites 
C) Shorter electromagnetic wavelengths 
D) Armstrong commits suicide 
E) Real-time computer messages
F)War of the Worlds
G)Now WNBC
H)Government-sanctioned monopoly
I)CBS
J)Algorithmic search engine
K)Online audio files
L)Web browser
M)Printing press
N)ISP

Question 20

Use the following to answer questions:
Respond to any one of the following three options.Draw on everything you have learned this semester to write a definitive summary statement.(Hint: Discuss more than one medium.) Please write a coherent essay on just one side of this page, and circle which option you are answering.
-Would the overall trend of mass media over the past century indicate a greater variety of voices being heard, or less variety? Describe what you see as the general trend, and give specific examples to support your conclusion.

Accepted Answer

The overall trend of mass media over the

Matching -John D.Rockefeller

Matching -WEAF

Matching -Ivy Lee

Define any six of the following eight concepts in one complete sentence each. Content analysis Copyright Gameplay ISP Must-carry rules Prime time Public domain Pentagon Papers

Matching -R.F.Outcault

Matching -Edward Bernays

Matching -William Randolph Hearst

Matching -The Supremes

Matching -Nellie Bly

Matching -Arthur C.Clarke

Matching -Payne Fund Studies

Matching -William Kennedy Dickson

Matching -Podcasting

Matching -D.W.Griffith

Matching -Mary Pickford

Matching -Burson-Marsteller

Matching -AOL

Mass Communication- a Critical Approach

The Internet, Digital Media, and Media Convergence

Digital Gaming and the Media Playground

Sound Recording and Popular Music

Popular Radio and the Origins of Broadcasting

Television and Cable- the Power of Visual Culture

Movies and the Impact of Images

Newspapers- the Rise and Decline of Modern Journalism

Magazines in the Age of Specialization

Books and the Power of Print

Advertising and Commercial Culture

Public Relations and Framing the Message

Media Economics and the Global Marketplace

The Culture of Journalism- Values, Ethics, and Democracy

Media Effects and Cultural Approaches to Research

Legal Controls and Freedom of Expression

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Exam 17: General Questions Covering the Entire Text

Matching -John D.Rockefeller

Matching -WEAF

Matching -Ivy Lee

Define any six of the following eight concepts in one complete sentence each. Content analysis Copyright Gameplay ISP Must-carry rules Prime time Public domain Pentagon Papers

Matching -R.F.Outcault

Matching -Edward Bernays

Matching -William Randolph Hearst

Matching -The Supremes

Matching -Nellie Bly

Matching -Arthur C.Clarke

Matching -Payne Fund Studies

Matching -William Kennedy Dickson

Matching -Podcasting

Matching -D.W.Griffith

Matching -Mary Pickford

Matching -Burson-Marsteller

Matching -AOL

Mass Communication- a Critical Approach

The Internet, Digital Media, and Media Convergence

Digital Gaming and the Media Playground

Sound Recording and Popular Music

Popular Radio and the Origins of Broadcasting

Television and Cable- the Power of Visual Culture

Movies and the Impact of Images

Newspapers- the Rise and Decline of Modern Journalism

Magazines in the Age of Specialization

Books and the Power of Print

Advertising and Commercial Culture

Public Relations and Framing the Message

Media Economics and the Global Marketplace

The Culture of Journalism- Values, Ethics, and Democracy

Media Effects and Cultural Approaches to Research

Legal Controls and Freedom of Expression

Filters