Question $1(1$ point$)$

The Motion Picture Production Code was developed in what year?

Question $1$ options:

$1919$

$1930$

$1945$

$1949$

$1950$

Question $2(1$ point$)$

What is a growing trend in the collection of personal data?

Question $2$ options:

less surveillance of online activities

the combining of online and offline information

more generic demographic data

more awareness of when information is being collected

very general user profiles

Question $3(1$ point$)$

This government agency oversees interstate business and trade practices in the United States:

Question $3$ options:

FTC

FRC

FCC

FBI

CIA

Question $4(1$ point$)$

The category of pornography that is considered obscene is all of these EXCEPT:

Question $4$ options:

it upholds contemporary community standards

it has no serious literary value

it has no serious artistic value

it has no serious political value

it has no serious scientific value

Question $5(1$ point$)$

What does the Electronic Frontier Foundation advocate to protect people$$s privacy?

Question $5$ options:

collecting generic demographic data

restricting children's use of the internet

creating detailed digital records on a particular market

combining offline and online data

greater transparency in the system

Question $6(1$ point$)$

Most journalists agree that the ethics of journalism should:

Question $6$ options:

ignore the right to privacy

protect the right to privacy

restrict the right to privacy

help journalists' careers

protect freedom of the press

Question $7(1$ point$)$

This act protects records that can be retrieved by personal identifiers:

Question $7$ options:

Privacy Act

Security Act

Legal Act

Intolerable Act

Legislation Act

Question $8(1$ point$)$

What was the purpose of the Hays Code?

Question $8$ options:

to provide a rating system for movies

to promote diversity in movies

to stop gender stereotypes in movies

to assure "acceptable" content in movies

to promote only certain types of movies

Question $9(1$ point$)$

Which is an example of the $$fair use$$ policy?

Question $9$ options:

copying a rented movie onto a DVD

using a short quote from a book for a scholarly article

performing another person's song without permission

not giving credit to the original author

changing some words in a poem and calling it your own

Question $10(1$ point$)$

The shift in regulatory control had a powerful effect on the media landscape.

Question $10$ options:

True

False

Question $11(1$ point$)$

What is one way in which advertisers use the data collected about online activities?

Question $11$ options:

to create very targeted ads

to create general user profiles

to understand how the internet works

to advocate for more diversity

to send birthday greetings

Question $12(1$ point$)$

The FCC prohibits broadcasters from airing obscene programming.

Question $12$ options:

True

False

Question $13(1$ point$)$

The USA Patriot Act expanded the power of the federal government to access personal records.

Question $13$ options:

True

False

Question $14(1$ point$)$

Suppressing or removing anything deemed objectionable is defined as:

Question $14$ options:

censorship

taboo

copyright

both a and b

both b and c

Question $15(1$ point$)$

What freedom is protected by the First Amendment of the U$.$S$.$ Constitution?

Question $15$ options:

religion

speech and press

assembly

petition

All of the above are true.

Question $16(1$ point$)$

One of the congressional commissions designed to guide, shape, and regulate media is the:

Question $16$ options:

FBI

CSI

FTC

CIA

GOV

Question $17(1$ point$)$

In journalism, for which person would the right to privacy not be applied?

Question $17$ options:

public school teacher

nurse

public school student

U$.$S$.$ Senator

accountant

Question $18(1$ point$)$

The Communications Decency Act $($CDA$)$ was passed to:

Question $18$ options:

stop sex trafficking

stop abuses of intellectual property

regulate pornography online

prevent libel and slander

prevent music sharing

Question $19(1$ point$)$

Media outlets must be wary of committing acts of what?

Question $19$ options:

kindness

defamation

privacy

security

None of the above are true.

Question $20(1$ point$)$

The Supreme Court ruled in $1964$ that, to sue for libel, public officials would have to prove:

Question $20$ options:

minor inaccuracies

actual malice

reckless disregard for the truth

both a and b

both b and c

Question $21(1$ point$)$

Indecent material cannot be broadcast between what hours?

Question $21$ options:

$6$ a$.$m$.$ and $10$ p$.$m$.$

$10$ p$.$m$.$ and $12$ a$.$m$.$

$12$ a$.$m$.$ and $3$ a$.$m$.$

$3$ a$.$m$.$ and $6$ a$.$m$.$

None of the above are true.

Question $22(1$ point$)$