BRC exam 2024|Study Questions with Complete solutions
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What was the Hays Code? - ANSWER A set of rules that banned "immoral" film content
Computer Generated imagery - ANSWER What was the Hays Code?
a. Local DJ's/talk show hosts replaced with national/voice-tacked
programming b. Lower ratings
c. Massive corporate debt
(d.) A & C - ANSWER An effect ...
BRC exam 2024|Study Questions with
Complete solutions
What was the Hays Code? - ANSWER A set of rules that banned "immoral" film content
Computer Generated imagery - ANSWER What was the Hays Code?
a. Local DJ's/talk show hosts replaced with national/voice-tacked
programming b. Lower ratings
c. Massive corporate debt
(d.) A & C - ANSWER An effect of conglomeration in radio is:
a. Adding Instagram filter
(b.) Airbrushing photographs of models/celebrities c.
Cropping picture to better fit the available space
d. All of the Above - ANSWER Which of these post-production photography techniques has
created controversy?
Time-Shifting - ANSWER DVR is an example of what kind of TV viewing?
,I Love Lucy - ANSWER This show set the standard for TV sitcoms.
ESPN Radio - ANSWER As part of his primary radio job, Paulie Scibilia works to produce
ads with/for whom?
Rap - ANSWER This form of popular music emerged in the 1980's from African American
communities in New York City.
a. Ragtime
b. Jazz
(c.) Polka
d. Blues - ANSWER Which of these styles was NOT an original American form of music?
Reality Shows - ANSWER This genre of television became extremely popular in the 2000s.
Felix the Cat Doll - ANSWER The first experimental TV broadcast showed what?
A live piano player in the theater - ANSWER Before sound pictures, how was sound added to
movies?
Agenda Setting - ANSWER What area of media theory refers to the power of the news media
to influence public opinion?
a. Placing the most important story above the fold in a newspaper
b. Teasing a news story on television/radio
c. The format clock used by radio broadcasters
(d.) All of the Above - ANSWER Which of the following is an example of media grammar?
, (a.) Revolution against the Catholic church and ruling monarchies
b. The peasants became much happier with their lives
c. Concentration of power in the hands of a few companies
d. An increase in crime - ANSWER Which of the following was an immediate effect of mass
availability of books through the printing press?
Yellow Journalism - ANSWER What is the term used to describe sensationalized journalism
practiced by Hearst and Pulitzer's newspapers in the late 1800's?
Synergy - ANSWER What is it called when a conglomerate promotes one of its media
products across many media platforms that it owns?
To help us make meaning out of media content - ANSWER Why do organizations use framing?
Stories about the safety and functioning of the community - ANSWER Hard news refers to
what kind of stories?
Violent behavior in children - ANSWER Though immensely popular today, comic books
were once blamed for:
Muckrackers - ANSWER The magazine journalists who uncovered corporate corruption in the
early 1900's were called what?
Crafting public opinion on important issues - ANSWER Correlation as a function of
communication refers to:
Conglomeration - ANSWER When a media company buys or merges with many
other companies to become dominant in its industry, this is called what?
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