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Chapter 11 Practice Quiz
Media and Communication
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With which set of views is the National Post associated, particularly in terms of its editorial content?
left-wing
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right-wing
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centrist
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populist
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The permanent campaign refers to:
the media's continual criticism of parties in power
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interest groups' use of social media to constantly attack governments
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the practice of electioneering outside a formal election period
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the continual calls to close down the CBC
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Which of the following bodies administers the Broadcasting Act?
The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
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The Department of Canadian Heritage
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Canadian Radio-Television Telecommunications Commission
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The Advertising Review Board
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What concept defines the boundaries of acceptable speech and behavior in a political community?
narrowcasting
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political correctness
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spin
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wedge politics
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Which of the following groups makes up part of the fourth estate?
professional journalists
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pollsters
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branding consultants
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All of the above
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Which term is used when the media makes it a priority to report who is leading in terms of public opinion?
slacktivism
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hacktivism
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horse-race coverage
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narrow-casting
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Which of the following groups is ineligible to make access to information requests?
students
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journalists
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opposition parties
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none of the above
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An information subsidy is:
a free package of content provided to the media
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a grant from the federal government to select print media companies
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a form of negative advertising
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a special fee paid by governments to advertise on social media
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The sponsorship scandal featured:
an offensive photo of a soon-to-be prime minister
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the inappropriate spending of federal advertising dollars
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an attempt to hack the federal procurement database
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a journalist's high-profile circumventing of federal immigration laws
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Which of the following bodies is responsible for developing and overseeing federal government advertising?
the CRTC
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the PCO
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the CBC
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CPAC
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Which of the following best describes a trial balloon?
an idea floated in the media to understand how the public will react
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another name for an information leak
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the use of coded language to reach a small portion of the electorate
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the use of a divisive issue to cause conflict among opponents
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Since 2015, the Government of Canada has shifted its primary media expenditures from
print to television.
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television to radio.
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print to digital.
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television to digital.
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What is the term used to describe the shaping of information so that its recipients will view the sender in a positive light?
framing
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narrowcasting
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broadcasting
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none of the above
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A form of campaigning in which actors target specifically-defined groups of voters is known as:
framing
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branding
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narrowcasting
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gaslighting
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Canadian political audiences tend to respond to _____ over ______.
positive information, negative information
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negative information, positive information
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substance, entertainment
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print media, digital media
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