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- Q1What is the aim of the Super. Human. advertisement?To promote Channel 4's coverage of the ParalympicsTo encourage more people to participate in Paralympic sportsTo challenge perceptions of disability and present Paralympians in a more positive and relatable wayTo raise funds for the Paralympic Games30s
- Q2Who produced the Super. Human. Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games advertisement?house creative agency 4CreativeSerial PicturesSomesuchChannel 430s
- Q3What sub-genre does the Super. Human. advertisement belong to?Sport advertisementsPolitical advertisementsProduct advertisementsCharity advertisements and advertisements raising awareness30s
- Q4Which song is used as the soundtrack in the Super. Human. advertisement?Happy BirthdayWe Will Rock YouSo You Want to be a BoxerEye of the Tiger30s
- Q5What was the target audience for the Super. Human. advertisement?Professional athletesChannel 4 viewers, sport fans, and individuals seeking inclusive representationsElderly individualsChildren and adolescents30s
- Q6What was the intended impact of the Super. Human. advertisement?To challenge misconceptions about disability and create positive representations of ParalympiansTo raise awareness for the Paralympic GamesTo showcase the struggles of disabled athletesTo inspire individuals to become Paralympic athletes30s
- Q7Which theoretical perspective suggests that meanings are communicated through signs?Structuralism - Claude Lévi-StraussReception theory - Stuart HallCultivation theory - George GerbnerSemiotics - Roland Barthes30s
- Q8According to Stuart Hall's theory of representation, what can stereotyping lead to?Acceptance of diverse identitiesThe creation of positive narrativesEqual representation of all social groupsInequalities of power and the construction of excluded groups as different30s
- Q9What is the aim of the Super. Human. advertisement according to David Gauntlett's theory of identity?To promote the Paralympic Games as a wholeTo challenge conventional ideas of identityTo give visible recognition to disabled people and represent them positively in the mediaTo redefine what it means to be disabled30s
- Q10What does the Super. Human. advertisement seek to challenge in terms of audience perception?Perceptions of Paralympic Games coveragePerceptions of sport and athleticismPerceptions of disability and common misconceptions about disabled peoplePerceptions of advertising conventions30s
- Q11What is the narrative focus of the advertisement?The sacrifices made by Paralympic athletesThe lives and battles of Paralympic athletes through trainingThe achievements of Paralympic athletesThe dreams and aspirations of Paralympic athletes30s
- Q12How does the advertisement challenge stereotypes of disabled athletes?By portraying them as high-performance athletes in their own rightBy emphasizing their disability over their abilitiesBy celebrating them as 'superhumans'By pitying them as victims30s
- Q13What is the overall aim of the advertisement?To raise awareness of disabilitiesTo promote the Paralympic GamesTo inspire disabled athletesTo challenge audience perceptions of disability30s
- Q14Who is the target audience for the advertisement?Disabled individuals and their familiesAthletes competing in the ParalympicsChannel 4's advertisersChannel 4 viewers, sport fans, and those seeking inclusive representations30s
- Q15How does the advertisement address its audience?Through a voice-over and serious mode of addressThrough shock tactics and uncomfortable visualsThrough personalization, technical codes, and positive representationsThrough repetition and familiarity30s