Political Communication Quiz 7 (20 MCQs)

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1. ย—Someone who is accepted by a newspaper reader as an authority on political affairs is called
2. An informed opinion is an opinion that is backed up by evidence. Then it is called a fact
3. What role do social networks play in electoral processes, according to the text?
4. ย—Voters who watched television were most likely to be influenced solely by candidate's'image'
5. The goals of stereoscopic gaze include:
6. What is the purpose of interest groups?
7. What is a common propaganda technique?
8. For Indonesian political system, all civil disputes appear first before a High Court before being heard in the State Court
9. What does symbolism refer to in political communications?
10. What is media bias?
11. Propaganda technique using short phrases or words to promote positive feelings or emotions
12. The legislative institutions, according to 1945 Constitution, consist of (1) The People's Consultative Assembly, (2) The Regional Representatives Council, (3) The House of Representatives, and (4) The Regional Consultative Assembly. The right answer is
13. Which spending increase would the Democratic Party likely support?
14. In the case of Indonesia, print media have been more overtly partisan in their approach to political affairs, perceiving their role as very much that of opinion-articulation.
15. ยžThe main legislative body in Germany Political System is
16. Public opinion polls are used for measure mentioned, except for
17. Which symbol is commonly used to represent the Democratic party in political symbolism?
18. People should get their news from .....
19. All of these choices are positive relational maintenance behaviors that siblings use to maintain relationships EXCEPT ..... ?
20. ยžThe distribution of the different functions among separate institutions of government