Broadcasting

When broadcast news reporters get information for stories from wire services, local newspapers or websites, they

• a) never give credit to the information to the source.

• b) credit the source of the information unless it is a competitor to your station.

• c) always give credit to the information to the source.

• d) credit the source of the information only if it is a competitor to your station.

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The grammar of media includes which of the following?

• The size and design of books, newspapers, and magazines.

• The types of camera angles used on television, editing, lighting, sound effects, and music to help cue viewers.

• Use of sound effects, actualities, and voice-overs on radio.

• The music genres that the music industry divides music into.

• All of the above.

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Transmitted through one of several mass communication channels, such as television and radio.

• Broadcasting

• Internet

• Print

• Out-of-Home

This image is an example of which type of media?

• Broadcasting

• Internet

• Print

• Out-of-Home

Which of the following is a primary function of broadcasting in mass communication?

• To entertain the audience

• To provide a platform for personal blogs

• To restrict information flow

• To eliminate traditional media

In broadcasting, what does the term 'live' refer to?

• Pre-recorded content

• Content being aired as it happens

• Content that is edited before airing

• Content that is only available online

Which of the following is an example of a broadcasting medium?

• Newspaper

• Television

• Magazine

• Book

What is the role of a news anchor in broadcasting?

• To write scripts for movies

• To present news stories on air

• To manage the technical equipment

• To design the studio set

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Which of the following best describes the term 'broadcasting'?

• A method of narrowcasting to a specific audience

• A one-to-one communication method

• A method of transmitting information to a wide audience

• A form of personal communication

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In the context of broadcasting, what is a 'frequency'?

• The number of times a program is aired

• The specific wavelength used to transmit signals

• The popularity of a show

• The duration of a broadcast