book 6 part 4

What kind of event was the first TV broadcast of a moon landing?

• A real-time broadcast to the world
• A classroom-style presentation
• A printed article in a newspaper
• A pre-recorded space movie
• A speech saved and played later

What technology did FDR use for his Fireside Chats?

• A message heard through radio
• A story printed in paper news
• A broadcast shown on TV
• A post shared on the web
• A talk shared as a podcast

What did people do during Churchill’s wartime broadcasts?

• People sent personal letters
• People heard it inside shelters
• People watched it on television
• People viewed it on their phones
• People read printed speeches

Why couldn’t the Jazz Hour work well on TV?

• TV cost was too high for many
• TV sound was often unclear
• TV was not common in target areas
• Jazz music was poor on TV speakers
• TV was not invented at that time

Where was the Intervision contest mostly held?

• A hidden military location
• A music venue in Moscow
• A stage built on the water
• A place near railway lines
• A famous Polish concert town

Who would MOST likely enjoy watching the Vienna New Year concert?

• Someone who avoids music
• Someone who enjoys fireworks
• Someone who likes calm classical music
• Someone who prefers action movies
• Someone who likes loud rock music

When are people MOST likely to feel united by Eurovision?

• When watching short clips
• During live voting
• When reading the lyrics
• During interviews
• While learning lyrics

What would someone MOST likely feel during Churchill’s broadcasts?

• Confused about history
• Relaxed about the war
• Brave and strong
• Bored and sleepy
• Angry at the leaders

If TV were an animal during the moon landing, it would MOST likely be a:

• Sleepy turtle
• Silent owl
• Curious cat
• Wide-eyed eagle
• Dancing fox

The Eurovision Song Contest is MOST like:

• A math competition
• A spelling bee
• A music Olympics
• A library story time
• A quiet museum visit