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Practice Quiz Chapter 07
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What are social bookmarking websites?
Websites that allow users to share news stories and images
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Websites that allow users to organize, share, and manage lists of Internet content
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Websites that encourage users to exchange reading recommendations and reviews
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Websites that enable users to rate other users
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What is social currency?
A web-based artificial currency such as Bitcoin
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Conversations started by organizations that reach out to a wide audience of participants
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An individual's Internet ranking based on his or her social media participation and positioning
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Ideas popular enough that influential people will want to share them through their social networks
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What are hot media?
Media that are allusive and require the user to use imagination to supply missing data
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Media that are explicit and leave little for the user to fill in
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Media that have a powerful, direct effect on their audiences
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New media that audiences find highly attractive and appealing
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In terms of media, who are laggards?
People who are skeptical about accepting innovation and do so reluctantly
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People who are immediately and directly affected by media messages
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People who require repeated, redundant messages for media to affect them
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People who tend to be traditional and conservative and who resist most change
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A social change organization is having a really hard time getting the attention of news editors, politicians, and opinion leaders. As a result, very few people are aware of the organization's issue or why the organization is working to create change. What theory might best explain this organization's troubles?
Cultivation theory
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Agenda setting theory
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Cumulative effects theory
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Multistep flow theory
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What is something to remember if you want to be safe on social media?
Police your image
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All content has the potential to be permanent and easily shared
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There is no privacy and no distance
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All of the above
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What is another name for McLuhan's four laws of media?
Media convergence
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Tetrad
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Agenda-setting theory
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Global village
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Which statement below reflects Harold Innis's idea of the hinterland and communication?
Radical ideas develop in centres of power and radiate out to the hinterland.
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Radical ideas develop in the hinterland and move toward centres of power.
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The hinterland is the repository for conventional messages.
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Centres of power are continually being disrupted by emergency messages from the hinterland.
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Social media, which give us connectedness, immediacy, and immense awareness of other people's business, can be likened to which of Marshall McLuhan's major concepts?
Time and space binding
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Hot media
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Cool media
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The global village
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Which media theory typifies people based on their comfort with accepting new ideas and technologies?
Social learning theory
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Cumulative effects theory
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Cultivation theory
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Diffusion of innovations theory
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According to cultivation theory, media tell us what to think about but not what to think.
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Web 3.0 is often called the "Semantic Web."
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According to the textbook, the main advantage of social media is that they offer interactivity and community-building.
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Time-binding media reach many people simultaneously across large distances.
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According to Marshall McLuhan's tetrad, we must consider how a new medium will enhance, degrade, reverse, and erase an existing medium.
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Blockchain is one of the most revolutionary ideas to emerge from the Internet of Things.
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The main advantages of social media are interactivity and community building.
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Space-binding media are less portable but more permanent forms of communication.
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A nineteenth-century novel is a good example of cool media.
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Social media can amplify interpersonal communication.
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