Media And Politics Quiz 3 (25 MCQs)

Correct Answer: A) True.

Correct Answer: C) Planting fake stories.

Correct Answer: D) Creating Policy.

Correct Answer: C) Opinions and opportunities to debate perspectives.

Correct Answer: A) Personal perspective.

Correct Answer: B) Public opinion polls.

Correct Answer: D) Interest groups attempt to influence government directly on particular issues.

Correct Answer: A) Conflict and scandal.

Correct Answer: B) Agenda-setting is the theory that the media can influence public opinion by determining what issues and topics are important and should be discussed.

Correct Answer: A) A group that works together to achieve a goal.

Correct Answer: D) Two party system.

Correct Answer: A) Advantages of social media in political campaigns include reaching a larger audience, direct engagement with voters, real-time feedback, targeted messaging, and personalization.

Correct Answer: B) TRUE.

Correct Answer: A) Participatory journalism.

Correct Answer: A) They are certain to be biased.

Correct Answer: A) Fear.

Correct Answer: C) Becoming more popular over time.

Correct Answer: A) Consumers of news.

Correct Answer: D) Social media shapes policy and political discourse by facilitating communication, information sharing, and public engagement.

Correct Answer: D) Freedom of expression.

Correct Answer: A) Regulates the ownership of radio and television stations.

Correct Answer: C) Individuals can use social media to promote political activism by sharing information and news about political issues, organizing online campaigns and petitions, engaging in discussions and debates, and mobilizing others to take action.

Correct Answer: B) Watchdog.

Correct Answer: C) The source of political news from politicians themselves.

Correct Answer: D) Certain segments of the population and their concerns are under-reported.