Introduction To Mass Communication And Journalism - Practice Test

(A) Ethos

(B) Pathos

(C) Kairos

(D) Peripeteia

(D) Peripeteia

(A) Lord Canning

(B) Lord Lytton

(C) Queen Victoria

(D) East India Company

(B) Lord Lytton

(A) Dependency theory, Cultivation theory, Critical theory, Uses and Gratification theory

(B) Uses and Gratification theory, Critical theory, Dependency theory, Cultivation theory

(C) Critical theory, Uses and Gratification theory, Dependency theory, Cultivation theory

(D) Cultivation theory, Critical theory, Dependency theory, User of Gratification theory

(C) Critical theory, Uses and Gratification theory, Dependency theory, Cultivation theory

(A) Central Chronicle

(B) Hamdard Samachar

(C) Ajit Samachar

(D) Singh Hamdard Samachar

(C) Ajit Samachar

(A) Information given by it is current and up-to-date

(B) Live average is done by many TV channels

(C) The audience remain glued to TV and hence, they learn a lot about products/services/concepts/news that are telecast on the same

(D) The audience remain glued to TV and hence, they do not do much physical work

(D) The audience remain glued to TV and hence, they do not do much physical work

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