A Level Recap Quiz

Which regulator has recently ruled that some face mask adverts on Amazon are ‘scaremongering’?

In the poster for the Kiss of the Vampire, we can see Levi-Strauss’ B_____ O_____ employed through the representations of the male and female characters.

This is the term for the writing which appears on a media text, for example the words in a newspaper article, the words on a film poster and the words on a webpage.

Claudia’s singing in the Water Aid ‘Rain for Good’ advert is an example of this type of sound.

One of the purposes for an audience’s consumption of a media text. One of Blumler and Katz’s Uses and Gratifications. To get lost in something.

The ideas of hooks and van Zoonen relate to a number of concerns relating to the representation of women in the media which are collectively referred to as F___ T____.

The repeated unflattering, closely cropped images of Teresa May used over the course of her time as Prime Minister for the United Kingdom, may cultivate The Mirror’s readers' perceptions of her as they are constantly exposed to these same carefully chosen versions of her appearance according to GG.

This theorist suggested that social groups are often reduced to a few simple characteristics or traits which fixes the ‘meanings’ that are given to groups limiting the range of perceptions that people can have about a group.

The i______ of The Daily Mirror is that of having a ‘strong social conscience’ and to both entertain as well as inform its predominantly working class, left wing readership.

The first names of Curran and Seaton who believe that if there is more diverse media ownership there would be more varied and adventurous media productions.

The hurricane which caused widespread flooding in New Orleans and is alluded to in both the lyrics and visuals of Beyoncé’s controversial 2016 music video for ‘Formation’.

This term refers to the belief that existing social inequalities must be addressed and may refer to the Labour Party, socialist policies and liberal political views.

The name for a newspaper or magazine’s title. Usually positioned near the top of the front page.

In the late 1960s, Galtung and Ruge identified a number of N____ V____ which still inform much of our understating about why a story may be considered newsworthy.

As all signs are encoded by producers and decided by consumers, they are all polysemic despite the creator’s intended meaning. Indeed, audiences may very well reject this preferred reading and instead interpret an O.R.