Deck 21: Media and Society

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The process of media production is interconnected with social, political and

A)medical factors
B)religious factors
C)educational factors
D)economic factors
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Facebook was founded as a students' project in

A)2002
B)1991
C)2006
D)2004
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Net activism happens when users select organisations

A)to' like' and 'follow'
B)to 'dislike' and 'unfollow'
C)to spread hatred
D)to spread rumours
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The expansive and pervasive reach of modern day messages is referred to as

A)telegrams
B)telephonic messages
C)mass media
D)technology
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The television, radio and the Internet are tools of

A)medicine
B)teaching
C)mass media
D)technology
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The term media commonly refers to the profession of

A)lecturing
B)journalism
C)nursing
D)teaching
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Mass media aims to reach large audiences

A)with face-to-face contact
B)without face-to-face contact
C)group contact
D)team contact
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Two websites that potentially allow users to present the self to people are

A)YouTube.com and Dojo.com
B)Dojo.com and Wikipedia.com
C)YouTube.com and Tripadvisor.com
D)YouTube.com and Facebook.com
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According to Giddens, compression of space and time is referred to as

A)virtual reality
B)physical reality
C)legal reality
D)histocial reality
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Which messaging service is very popular in South Africa?

A)Messenger
B)WhatsApp
C)Mixit
D)Viber
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Mass media are a

A)secondary agent of socialisation
B)primary agent of socialisation
C)tertiary agent of socialisation
D)primary agent of socialisation
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One famous movement on socio-economic inequalities that spread to Hong Kong

A)the Occupy Movement
B)the Occupy Wall Street Movement
C)the Umbrella Movement
D)the Social Movement
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Interactive social relationships using mediated technologies is called

A)talking
B)cheering
C)clapping
D)social networking
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Analysing cultural texts and artefacts is called

A)the circuit of religion
B)the circuit of education
C)the circuit of politics
D)the circuit of culture
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In bringing us stories ordinary people become

A)crime journalists
B)science journalists
C)'citizen' journallists
D)medical journalists
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Twitter handles and hashtags are now important to any

A)political movement
B)social movement
C)religious movement
D)educational movement
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Social media usage can benefit

A)politicians
B)managers
C)workers
D)customers
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The forerunner to digital technology is

A)the telegram
B)the Internet
C)the telephone
D)the printed matter
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Representation is a social process of

A)meaning-making
B)working
C)assimilation
D)representation
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Mass media also includes information distributed via

A)mediated technologies
B)medical technology
C)shorthand
D)telegrams
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The South African press is regulated by a

A)press ombudsman
B)banking service ombudsman
C)consumer goods ombudsman
D)credit ombudsman
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A free and independent press without government control is referred to as

A)an authoritarian media system
B)a totalitarian media system
C)a conventional media system
D)a libertarian media system
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A network of computers used everywhere today is referred as the internet.
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The South African media aims to promote

A)a musical identity
B)a South African or national identity
C)a cultural identity
D)a religious identity
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The control of the state over society or a group of people is referred to as

A)hegemony
B)liberation
C)freedom
D)solidarity
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The most common form of mass communication in South Africa is

A)the internet
B)the telephone
C)the radio
D)newspaper
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That which is not part of the mainstream press group is referred to as

A)traditional press
B)conventional press
C)alternative press
D)run-of-the-mill press
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SABC 3 is regarded as a

A)private broadcasting channel
B)public commercial channel
C)subscription channel
D)community channel
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South Africa also has a history of alternative publications and websites which media diversity and

A)pluralism
B)uniformity
C)oneness
D)homogenity
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South Africa has a mix of state-owned and

A)municipal media
B)independent media
C)civil media
D)federal media
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The public broadcaster must make services available in

A)all the official languages
B)in one of the of official languages
C)in English
D)in Sepedi
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South Africa broadcasting is

A)two-tiered
B)four-tiered
C)three-tiered
D)five-tiered
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Mass media are a primary agent of socialisation.
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Digital media is not part of mass media.
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Subscription channel is arguably dominated by

A)Multichoice's DSTV
B)Telkom Media
C)Top TV
D)One Media
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Intertextuality refers to the ways in which texts refer to

A)people
B)other texts
C)group
D)media
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Mass media technologies do not include film and television.
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The concept of ownership of the media relates mainly to the state's relationship with the

A)people
B)medical fraternity
C)politicians
D)media
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The ICASA was established to regulate

A)broadcasting and telecommunications in the public's interest
B)public enterprises
C)aviation industry
D)traditional governance
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The ICASA's mandate includes providing

A)South African music
B)US programmes
C)UK programmes
D)local television content and South African music
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The internet connects people across time and space.
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According to Section 10 of the Broadcasting Act (1999), the public broadcaster must (amongst others) reflect unity and diverse cultural and multilingual nature of South Africa.
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ICASA is not mandated to ensure that South Africa promotes a diverse range of sound and television broadcasting services.
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Public, community and commercial broadcasting is part of South African media history.
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Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are all part of social networking sites.
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The media disseminate meanings and messages
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The Press Code came into operation in 2016.
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The South African is regulated by a press ombudsman.
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Tabloids operate as an 'alternative public sphere'.
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In democracies, press is often self-regulated.
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The alternative press is not part of the mainstream press groups.
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Social networking is when people connect instantaneously via the internet across vast distances.
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The Occupy Wall Street focused on socio-economic inequalities as well as corporate greed and corruption.
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Watching television is a meaning-making process.
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'Like' and 'follow' are not part of 'net activism'.
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Social media and social networking has not facilitated democratic engagement and political participation.
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The DSTV platform includes a range of television and radio bouquets.
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Radio does not remain the most common form of mass communication in South Africa.
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Virtual reality means people have to be in the same area to communicate.
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The process of media production and consumption is not interconnected social, economic and political factors.
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Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
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David Kirkpatrick is the author of the book The Facebook Effect.
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There are no theoretical approaches to understanding the media and society.
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Studies do not show that television can function as an important educational tool.
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In 2013 the Press Code came into being.
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Deck 21: Media and Society
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The process of media production is interconnected with social, political and

A)medical factors
B)religious factors
C)educational factors
D)economic factors
D
2
Facebook was founded as a students' project in

A)2002
B)1991
C)2006
D)2004
D
3
Net activism happens when users select organisations

A)to' like' and 'follow'
B)to 'dislike' and 'unfollow'
C)to spread hatred
D)to spread rumours
A
4
The expansive and pervasive reach of modern day messages is referred to as

A)telegrams
B)telephonic messages
C)mass media
D)technology
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The television, radio and the Internet are tools of

A)medicine
B)teaching
C)mass media
D)technology
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The term media commonly refers to the profession of

A)lecturing
B)journalism
C)nursing
D)teaching
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Mass media aims to reach large audiences

A)with face-to-face contact
B)without face-to-face contact
C)group contact
D)team contact
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Two websites that potentially allow users to present the self to people are

A)YouTube.com and Dojo.com
B)Dojo.com and Wikipedia.com
C)YouTube.com and Tripadvisor.com
D)YouTube.com and Facebook.com
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According to Giddens, compression of space and time is referred to as

A)virtual reality
B)physical reality
C)legal reality
D)histocial reality
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Which messaging service is very popular in South Africa?

A)Messenger
B)WhatsApp
C)Mixit
D)Viber
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Mass media are a

A)secondary agent of socialisation
B)primary agent of socialisation
C)tertiary agent of socialisation
D)primary agent of socialisation
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One famous movement on socio-economic inequalities that spread to Hong Kong

A)the Occupy Movement
B)the Occupy Wall Street Movement
C)the Umbrella Movement
D)the Social Movement
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Interactive social relationships using mediated technologies is called

A)talking
B)cheering
C)clapping
D)social networking
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Analysing cultural texts and artefacts is called

A)the circuit of religion
B)the circuit of education
C)the circuit of politics
D)the circuit of culture
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In bringing us stories ordinary people become

A)crime journalists
B)science journalists
C)'citizen' journallists
D)medical journalists
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Twitter handles and hashtags are now important to any

A)political movement
B)social movement
C)religious movement
D)educational movement
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Social media usage can benefit

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B)managers
C)workers
D)customers
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The forerunner to digital technology is

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B)the Internet
C)the telephone
D)the printed matter
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Representation is a social process of

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D)representation
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Mass media also includes information distributed via

A)mediated technologies
B)medical technology
C)shorthand
D)telegrams
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The South African press is regulated by a

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B)banking service ombudsman
C)consumer goods ombudsman
D)credit ombudsman
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A free and independent press without government control is referred to as

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C)a conventional media system
D)a libertarian media system
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A network of computers used everywhere today is referred as the internet.
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The South African media aims to promote

A)a musical identity
B)a South African or national identity
C)a cultural identity
D)a religious identity
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The control of the state over society or a group of people is referred to as

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B)liberation
C)freedom
D)solidarity
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The most common form of mass communication in South Africa is

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B)the telephone
C)the radio
D)newspaper
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That which is not part of the mainstream press group is referred to as

A)traditional press
B)conventional press
C)alternative press
D)run-of-the-mill press
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SABC 3 is regarded as a

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B)public commercial channel
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D)community channel
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South Africa also has a history of alternative publications and websites which media diversity and

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C)oneness
D)homogenity
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South Africa has a mix of state-owned and

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C)civil media
D)federal media
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The public broadcaster must make services available in

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B)in one of the of official languages
C)in English
D)in Sepedi
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South Africa broadcasting is

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Mass media are a primary agent of socialisation.
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Digital media is not part of mass media.
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Subscription channel is arguably dominated by

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B)Telkom Media
C)Top TV
D)One Media
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Intertextuality refers to the ways in which texts refer to

A)people
B)other texts
C)group
D)media
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Mass media technologies do not include film and television.
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The concept of ownership of the media relates mainly to the state's relationship with the

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The ICASA was established to regulate

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The ICASA's mandate includes providing

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The internet connects people across time and space.
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According to Section 10 of the Broadcasting Act (1999), the public broadcaster must (amongst others) reflect unity and diverse cultural and multilingual nature of South Africa.
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ICASA is not mandated to ensure that South Africa promotes a diverse range of sound and television broadcasting services.
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Public, community and commercial broadcasting is part of South African media history.
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Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn are all part of social networking sites.
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The media disseminate meanings and messages
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The Press Code came into operation in 2016.
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The South African is regulated by a press ombudsman.
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Tabloids operate as an 'alternative public sphere'.
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In democracies, press is often self-regulated.
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The alternative press is not part of the mainstream press groups.
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Social networking is when people connect instantaneously via the internet across vast distances.
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The Occupy Wall Street focused on socio-economic inequalities as well as corporate greed and corruption.
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Watching television is a meaning-making process.
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'Like' and 'follow' are not part of 'net activism'.
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Social media and social networking has not facilitated democratic engagement and political participation.
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The DSTV platform includes a range of television and radio bouquets.
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Radio does not remain the most common form of mass communication in South Africa.
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Virtual reality means people have to be in the same area to communicate.
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The process of media production and consumption is not interconnected social, economic and political factors.
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Alexander Graham Bell invented the telephone.
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David Kirkpatrick is the author of the book The Facebook Effect.
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There are no theoretical approaches to understanding the media and society.
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Studies do not show that television can function as an important educational tool.
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In 2013 the Press Code came into being.
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