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Which are types of visual media? Select the two correct answers.
(1 point)
radio announcements
billboard advertisements
infographics
music
discussion podcasts
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Analyze which images would most likely be left out of a television advertisement for a departmentstore. Choose two responses.
(1 point)
salespeople assisting customers
shelves of available merchandise
shoppers moving through crowded aisles
workers accepting returned items
people using the items they purchased
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Use the passage to answer the question.
“A trolley line in our downtown and eastside is a waste of money—it caters to tourists withoutgiving any real benefit to the community.”
How could the news reporter who includes this interview response achieve a neutral message in thereport?
(1 point)
by researching the project timeline for the trolley
by presenting the interview information in written form
by interviewing disgruntled citizens who live downtown or on the eastside
by presenting the benefits of the new trolley line
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Which type of verbal message in the media would likely have a clear bias?
(1 point)
a brief report on what the financial market achieved in one day
a political commercial advertising for a party candidate
a social media story about upcoming seasonal events in a local community
a video clip describing the semifinal results of the World Cup soccer championship
Question 5
An environmental agency trying to eliminate fracking near a small town may information about
groundwater pollution and statistics about job creation resulting from fracking.
A) Select the correct answers from the lists. (1 point)

Answer 1

Question 1
- Types of visual media (choose two): billboard advertisements; infographics.

Question 2
- Images most likely left out of a department-store TV ad (choose two): shoppers moving through crowded aisles; workers accepting returned items.

Question 3
- To achieve a neutral message after that interview: by presenting the benefits of the new trolley line.

Question 4
- Verbal message most likely to have a clear bias: a political commercial advertising for a party candidate.

Question 5
- An environmental agency trying to stop fracking would emphasize information about groundwater pollution and would likely question, downplay, or omit statistics about job creation that support fracking.