- 1. Mass communication refers to the process of exchanging information to a large and diverse audience through various channels such as television, radio, newspapers, magazines, and the internet. It plays a vital role in shaping public opinion, influencing behavior, and spreading awareness on important issues. Mass communication encompasses a wide range of fields including journalism, advertising, public relations, and broadcasting. As society becomes more interconnected, the importance of effective mass communication continues to grow, making it a fundamental element of modern life.
Which theory suggests that media has a powerful influence on shaping public opinion?
A) Social learning theory
B) Agenda-setting theory
C) Two-step flow theory
D) Spiral of silence theory
- 2. What is the primary goal of mass communication?
A) To maintain privacy
B) To create tailored messages
C) To persuade individuals
D) To reach a large audience
- 3. Which of the following is NOT considered a traditional mass media platform?
A) Radio
B) Social media
C) Newspapers
D) Television
- 4. Which communication theory suggests that individuals selectively expose themselves to media messages?
A) Social presence theory
B) Uses and gratifications theory
C) Cultivation theory
D) Selective exposure theory
- 5. What is the term for the phenomenon where individuals seek information that aligns with their beliefs and values?
A) Cognitive dissonance
B) Filter bubble
C) Third-person effect
D) Confirmation bias
- 6. The model that describes communication as a linear process involving a sender, message, channel, receiver, feedback, and noise is known as?
A) Transactional model
B) Hypodermic needle model
C) Magic bullet theory
D) Shannon-Weaver model
- 7. Which of the following is a form of nonverbal communication?
A) Text messages
B) Phone calls
C) Emails
D) Body language
- 8. Which term describes the process of sending a message through a medium to a large audience or market?
A) Feedback
B) Personal communication
C) Selective exposure
D) Broadcasting
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