Post: Lecturer in Journalism
Department: Collegiate Education
Category Code: 562/17
Qualification: Masters Degree in the concerned subject
Date of Test: 13-09-2018
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- Which of the following is not a responsibility of a journalist?
- Professional responsibility
- Legal responsibility
- Ethical responsibility
- None
- Which among the following is related to legal responsibilities of a journalist?
- Law of slander
- Libel
- Both Law of slander & Libel
- None
- Which among the following is included in the news related to parliamentary and assemblies?
- Proceedings
- Calling attention
- Zero hour mentions
- All these
- The inverted pyramid style of news writing began because
- Readers were becoming less interested in the news
- Readers like to read about the most important facts of a story first
- The telegraph was not always reliable
- It helped reporter to write the more in depth stories
- Which of the following is not a subsidiary part of a formal report?
- Glossary
- Appendix
- Table of content
- References
Question Error
- A specific area assigned to a reporter for regular coverage is a (an)
- Beat
- Story
- Editorial
- Commonality
- The portion of the layout that explains what is happening in pictures is a
- Dominant
- Explanation
- Caption
- Reference
- Written defamation/slander refers to
- Review
- Libel
- Legal activity
- News
Question Error
- Spoken defamation is also known as
- Libel
- Slander
- Review
- Probe
- Two facing pages are called a
- Spread
- Inverted Pyramid
- Headline
- Caption
- Which phrase describes a feature?
- A hard news story
- Any story that informs the reader
- A soft news story
- Any short newspaper article
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- What is a lead?
- The main idea of a feature story
- A piece of information that attracts and keeps the reader interested
- A point in the story where the reader loses interest
- The angle of a story
- A summary lead contains
- A direct quote
- Instructions on how to read the story
- The most important facts of the story
- A list of all the sources quoted in the story
- What is soft news?
- News that's based on opinions, not facts
- News that's entertaining or interesting
- News that's circulated on the Internet, not on paper
- Advice columns
- What do profiles stories focus on?
- A group's behaviour
- An individual
- Celebrity interviews only
- Current events
- What is meant by balance in a news story?
- Having several authors write a story
- Getting a lawyer's opinion before writing an article
- Giving the same amount of space to every paragraph
- Covering all sides of an issue as fairly as possible
- Your choice of a source should depend on
- The source's expertise
- The source's popularity
- The source's availability
- The source's height and weight
- Right to Information Act came in to force in
- 12th October 2005
- 22nd October 2005
- 12th June 2006
- 22nd October 2006
- Under RTI Act, information means
- Documents
- Advices
- Contracts
- All of these
- Time limit for providing information under RTI Act concerning the life and liberty of a person is
- 24 hours
- 48 hours
- 30 days
- 7 days
- Supreme Court of India came into being in
- 28th Jan. 1950
- 26th Jan. 1950
- 28th Feb. 1950
- 26th Feb. 1950
- __________ means that a question that was dealt with in a certain way continues to be dealt with in that way in similar later situations.
- Precedent
- Pre-emption
- Presumption
- None of these
- The Press and Registration of Books Act enacted in the year
- 1857
- 1867
- 1877
- 1897
- The law for working journalists and other employees has been passed in the year
- 1953
- 1954
- 1955
- 1957
- To improve the standard of news agencies and Newspapers ________ was reconstituted.
- Press Council
- Wage Boards
- Press Forums
- CBFC
- The following is a defence against defamation
- If it were for the public good
- To publish a substantially true report of the proceedings of a court of justice
- To express in good faith any option whatever respecting the conduct of a public servant in the discharge of his public functions
- All of these
- A person is said to be offender of Contempt of Court under the following circumstances
- Charging the judge with inability
- To threat the witnesses
- To attempt to obstruct in the police inquiry against the order of the judge
- All of these
- 'TRIPS' stands for
- Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights
- Trade Related Acts of Intellectual Property Rights
- Trade Relations Act of Intellectual Property Rights
- Trade Relations Aspect of Intellectual Property Rights
- Present Chairman of Press Council of India
- Justice Chandramauli Kumar Prasad
- Justice Markandey Katju
- Justice P. B. Sawant
- None of them
- Contempt of Court was enacted for the first time in the year
- 1952
- 1962
- 1971
- 1982
- At present films are certified under ___________ categories.
- 4
- 3
- 5
- 6
- The freedom of expression is guaranteed under ___________ of Indian Constitution.
- Article 19(1) (a)
- Article 19(2)
- Article 19(1) (b)
- Article 21
- Which one from the following is the threat for the journalism?
- Accuracy
- Bias
- All of these
- None of these
- A willful disobedience of a court order or a willful interference with the administration of justice is
- Contempt of court
- Conflict of laws
- Compensatory damages
- None of these
- Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act was enacted in the year
- 1986
- 1987
- 1977
- 1978
- ______________ refers to the order a court issues so that it can review the decision and proceedings in a lower court and determine whether there were any irregularities.
- Certiorari
- Caveat
- Appeal
- None of these
- ____________ refers to a party that is allowed to provide information to a court even though the party is not directly involved in the case at hand.
- Amicus curiae
- Interim order
- Attorney General
- Advocate General
- Jurisprudence means
- The topical area of the science of law and societal order
- A legal scholar
- Judicial system
- None of these
- Defamatory (false and injurious) written statements or materials including movies or photographs is called
- Libel
- Slander
- Lien
- None of these
- Elements which must be present before a libel action that can be brought against a media report?
- Publication
- Harm to a person's reputation
- Proof of all
- None of these
- Which of the following are general Public Relations objectives for our program?
- To publicize the educational and recreational facilities available
- To encourage maximum use of the wading pool site in serving the community
- To promote the role of staff, enabling them to deliver effective service and leadership
- To seek the cooperation of patrons in the interest of their own safety and the safety of others
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- Which of these are examples of public relations?
- During conversations with patrons
- When disciplining children
- Among ourselves
- All of these
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- What should you keep in mind when you are handling a complaint?
- Use a professional approach while listening carefully and maintaining eye contact
- Determine what the customer wants. Get the facts and rephrase
- Give choices if you have the authority
- All of these
- Censorship is
- A process which motivates people to work for the country and its people
- Suppression of any communication which is much familiar in press and media against the freedom of speech and freedom of expression
- A gatekeeper that prevents the media that act irresponsibly
- All these
- Who has approached agenda setting theory?
- Maxwell McCombs
- Donald Shaw
- Both Maxwell McCombs and Donald Shaw
- None of these
- The main concept associated with the agenda setting theory is
- Attribution theory
- Gatekeeping theory
- Structuration theory
- None of these
- The "Daily Me" is an example of
- Highly personalised newsfeed that includes only those feeds that the audience or the readers prefer to hear or read
- Student newspaper at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
- Newspaper published by journalism students during the 1968 Columbia strike
- MIT Media Lab founder Nicholas Negroponte's online 'zine
Question Error
- The most applicable model to public speaking is
- Two step flow
- Lazarsfeld's model of communication
- Aristotle's model of communication
- Shanon-Weaver model
- The media has the responsibility of
- Increasing confusion among the masses
- Reducing confusion among the masses
- Moulding public opinion
- None
Question Error
- The earliest model of communication is
- Aristotle's model of communication
- SMCR model of communication
- Lasswell's model of communication
- Wilbur Schramm's model
- ____________ is the person who decides what shall pass through each gate section, of which, in any process, there are several.
- The gatekeeper
- A king
- A leader
- Ombudsman
- Which is the first model to introduce targeted audience in a communication process?
- Lasswell's model
- Schramm's model
- De fleur model of communication
- The Relational Distances Model
- The communication model recommends two way communication process is
- De fleur model of communication
- AIDA model of communication
- Knowledge Gap
- Transactional model
Question Error
- Gatekeepers exist in
- Only in media houses
- Only in business sectors
- Almost every industry
- Innovation pools
- __________ is when the media puts forward the most sensational messages to titillate consumers.
- Transmission
- Sensationalization
- Mobilization
- Teleplomacy
- Which theory suggests "feedback device"?
- Semiotic theory
- Spiral of silence
- De fleur model of communication
- SMCR model
- Which theory suggested the communication process is circular as well as it gives possible two way feedback?
- Muted group theory
- De fleur model of communication
- Social identity theory
- Barnlund's transactional model of communication
Question Error
- De fleur combine these two models and creates new one called "De Fleur Model of Communication". The models are
- SMCR model and Propaganda model
- AIDA model and Poole's model
- Shannon and Weaver model and Wesley and Mclean model
- Constructionist model and Relational distances model
- An ad agency that earns revenues through a retainer
- Bills client at an agreed upon price for a production
- Bills clients by the hour for essential services
- Bills clients by the day for essential services
- Is compensated through a charge on the placement of ads, typically 15% of the cost of the time or space
- Authoritarian theory originated from the philosophy of
- Plato
- Socrates
- Aristotle
- Alexander the Great
- The theory De fleur model of communication is an expanded version of
- Aristotle's model of communication
- Shannon and Weaver model of communication
- Uses and gratification approach of communication
- Diffusion of innovation theory
- ___________ practiced Authoritarian media approach in Afghanistan.
- American government
- Taliban government
- Burmese government
- Pakistani government
- Catharsis theory of mass communication is the brainchild of
- Sigmund Freud
- Baran and Davis
- D. McQuail
- Richard A. Lanham
Question Error
- Agenda setting theory used in
- Political campaigns
- Business news, PR
- Ad campaign
- All of these
- Who first used the term 'gatekeeping'?
- Kurt Lewin
- McCombs and Shaw
- T.J. Scheff
- Tim Vos
- The whole part of __________ used this approach to control the middle class from starting a revolution after printing press was started.
- America
- Western Europe
- Africa
- South-East Asia
Question Error
- Media focuses on the characters of issues how?
- People should think about
- Government Should think about
- Corporate people should think about
- What the masses should think about
- Framing is a process of
- Selective control
- Media control
- Judgement
- Media influencing similar versions as response among masses as in their articles
- "The most important effect of mass communication is its ability to mentally order and organize our world for us. "To whose model the statement relates to?
- Maxwell McCombs
- Donald Shaw
- Both Maxwell McCombs and Donald Shaw
- None
- ___________ is an unauthorized use, typically of a patent or copyright.
- Infringement
- Invasion of privacy
- Slander
- Libel
- The year the Official Secrets Act came into effect in India
- 1874
- 1911
- 1868
- 1923
- Cross Merchandising is a form of
- Sales promotion
- Corporate merger
- Global competition
- Trading products
- The conflict of interest between media that wants to cover a trial and a defendant who wants a fair trial is an example of
- An impact issue
- An ethical issue
- A legal issue
- A moral issue
- A small group of company that dominates an industry is called
- An oligopoly
- A conglomerate
- A monopoly
- A corporation
- According to text which among the following is one of the primary reasons for global dominance of American media?
- Its educational features
- The uniformity of its audience
- The widespread use of English language
- Charge higher prices than the competitors
Question Error
- Mediated communications are the sharing of messages
- With a large widespread audience
- On a face to face basis
- For the purpose of entertainment
- Conveyed through an interposed device
- One job of the gatekeeper is to determine
- The amount of feedback that returns to the source of a media message
- How messages to consumers are constructed
- How mass communication affects interpersonal communication
- How rating data will be interpreted by the media
- "Telegraphic" writing style made journalism more
- Wordy and flowery
- Terse and to the point
- Honest and factual
- Business-like
- The formation of Associated Press helped establish the journalistic ideal of
- Getting the facts straight
- Writing from a political point of view
- Sharing local news and correspondents
- Separating fact from opinion
- Media literacy means the ability to
- Read and write
- Create professional media
- Understand and use media
- Prepare for a career in media
- "No caste, No religion and No God for mankind" are the words of
- Pandit K.P. Karuppan
- Thykkad Ayya
- Sahodaran Ayyappan
- Brahmananda Sivayogi
- The Indian who won the Gold Medal in shooting [Women] in the 2018 Commonwealth games
- Anjali Bhagavat
- Manu Bhakar
- Shreya Singh
- Mithali Raj
Question error
- "Suragi" is the autobiography of
- Gauri Lankesh
- U.R. Anantha Murthy
- Lata Mangeshkar
- B.S. Karanth
- Achanakmar national park is in
- Gujarat
- Uttarakhand
- Chhattisgad
- Jharkhand
- World Psychology Day is on
- October 24
- March 5
- April 12
- June 13
- Who is the Chairman of the 65th National Film Awards Committee?
- Bharati Raja
- Gautam Ghosh
- Shaji. N. Karun
- Shekhar Kapoor
- The film which won Indram, the Kerala State film Award for the best Actor?
- Ottamuri Velicham
- Bhayanakam
- Ottal
- Aalorukkam
Question Error
- Who is the Captain of the Indian Women Hockey team?
- Aditi Ashok
- Rani Rampal
- Deepika Kumari
- Jhulan Goswami
- Los Pinos is the official residence of the President of
- Cuba
- Venezuela
- Mexico
- Bolivia
- Who among the following is known as Qaid-E-Azam :
- Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan
- Muhammed Ali Jinnah
- Mahatma Gandhi
- B.M. Suhrewardy
- Sportsman Neeraj Chopra is associated with
- Javeline
- Pole-vault
- Table Tennis
- Snooker
- The book "Englands' Debt to India" is written by
- Dadabhai Naoroji
- Romesh Chandra Dutt
- Lala Lajpat Rai
- K.T. Telang
- All India Kisan Sabha came into existence in
- 1932
- 1936
- 1941
- 1946
- Unani System of Medicine was popularised in India by
- Iranians
- Afghans
- Arabs
- Turks
- The first woman to win the Padmasree Award
- Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
- Nargees Dutt
- Lata Mangeshkar
- Asha Poornadevi
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- Who is known as the "Mayyazhi Gandhi"?
- M. Mukundan
- I.K. Kumaran
- K. Kelappan
- A.K. Gopalan
- "Charaka Samhitha" is a book on
- astronomy
- grammar
- music
- medicine
- The Indian Prime Minister who abolished the privy-purse paid to the Kings of the erstwhile Indian Princely States?
- Morarji Desai
- Rajeev Gandhi
- V.P. Singh
- Indira Gandhi
- The Sikh Guru who founded the Golden Temple of Amritsar?
- Guru Arjun Dev
- Guru Govind Singh
- Guru Har Rai
- Guru Har Kishan
- In the year 2000, the union government of India appointed the Padmanabhayya Committee to make recommendations on
- Panchayati Raj reforms
- Education reforms
- Police reforms
- Road Transport reforms
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In Qn)82 both Manu Bhaker and Shreya Singh have won Gold in Shooting.. Pls clarify
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