Can anyone help me with these questions? Which of the following is an example of a banned book?

Can anyone help me with these questions?

 Which of the following is an example of a banned book?

a.    The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

b.   The Harry Potter series

c.    The Tarzan series

d.   All of the above

 The magazine industry is becoming

a.    more specialized and more segmented

b.   less specialized and less segmented

c.    more specialized and less segmented

d.   less specialized and more segmented

Which of the following is NOT an advantage of digital technology in theaters?

  a.    Films can be distributed as electronic data through high-speed connections.

b.   Theaters can show live events.

c.    Employees can choose trailers from a computer screen.

d.   Equipment is inexpensive.

Movie ratings are

a.    voluntary

b.   required by federal law

c.    required by state law

d.   required by the Motion Picture Production Code

Covering, an industry practice in the 1950s,occurred when

a.    record albums came out with cardboard covers

b.   white singers released traditional black tunes

c.    music was recorded on separate tracks

d.   none of the above

 Clear Channelstations stopped playing the Dixie Chicks’ music in 2003 after one member

a.    posed nude

b.   was arrested for drugs

c.    criticized President George W. Bush

d.   all of the above

 The radio industry today is becoming

a.    segmented in terms of ownership

b.   segmented in terms of audience

c.    all of the above

d.   none of the above

 The FCC regulates

a.    over-the-air broadcasting

b.   Internet broadcasting

c.    all of the above

d.   none of the above

  Cable television began

a.    as an attempt to bring TV into hard-to-reach areas

b.   to allow people to receive additional channels

c.    as an alternative to satellite TV

d.   all of the above

 What are the criteria suggested in the text to use to evaluate webpages used for research?

a.    Authority, bibliography, currency, and objectivity

b.   Attribution, currency, fraud, and objectivity

c.    Attribution, authority, currency, and objectivity

d.   Attribution, fraud, objectivity, and validity

 News values include

a.    importance, interest, and timeliness

b.   correspondents, importance, and timeliness

c.    importance, milestones, and timeliness

d.   interest, milestones, and specialists

 Media surveys and critics state that the media has

a.    a liberal bias

b.   a conservative bias

c.    a centrist bias

d.   all of the above

Public relations professionals may

a.    polish a client's image

b.   make an unworthy client palatable to the public

c.    work for honest and worthwhile purposes

d.   all of the above

 Public relations practitioners use __________ to gather information.

a.    attitude testing

b.   statistical analysis

c.    focus groups

d.   all of the above

Which of the following are requirements for a message to be considered advertising?

a.    It must be paid

b.   It must be personal

c.    It must contain a testimonial

d.   All of the above

Which of the following is condemned by the American Association of Advertising Agencies code of ethics?

a.    Misleading claims

b.   Subliminal advertising

c.    Ads targeted to children

d.   All of the above

When people with different attitudes interpret the same messages differently, it is called

a.    selective exposure

b.   selective perception

c.    selective retention

d.   all of the above

Applied research involves studies

a.    conducted for universities

b.   conducted for commercial purposes

c.    paid for by the government

d.   none of the above

 The assumption that the media tell us what to think about is the

a.    agenda setting theory

b.   cultivation theory

c.    individual differences theory

d.   diffusion of innovations theory

 Most researchers believe media have

a.    powerful effects

b.   minimal effects

c.    mixed effects

d.   none of the above