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1. ________ is the oldest press theory

2. ________were called specials during the civil wars.

The tragic story of the popular titanic is a fiction
YES/NO.

4. The avenue through which the message is transmitted to the receiver is____________

5. The model that used ripples of pebble to describe the flow of communication is____________

6. The presence of the ________ means that messages sent do not reach the audience in raw form

7. __________has to do with commercial persuasion.

8. ________________successfully transmitted electromagnetic waves without any form of conduit.

9. The Value Change Theory is used to induce attitudinal and____________changes.

10. Functional meaning of communication can be grouped into__________major areas.

11. The____________theory states that media messages pass through opinion leaders to opinion followers.

12. The internet, radio and television are all regarded as examples of mass media. YES/NO

13. The correlation function of mass communication is otherwise known as ______ function of the press

14. Films that are _________in function helps to purge people of negative emotion

15. The British Psychologist________proposed the play theory dividing man’s activity into work and play

16. Communication process involves the transmission of _______ from sender to receiver

17. Mass communication messages are heterogenous means

18. The key to how humans communicate is known as____________.

19. The acronym ICT means

20. __________founded the first newspaper published in Germany.

21. The media outfit that can produce both speech and sound is__________

While communication defines our culture, culture defines
_.

23. _____________idea of a global village is made possible by the emergence of the Internet

As part of the unique features of communication it distinguishes theLiving from the
___.

25. Netcasts can be listened to from anywhere in the world regardless of the place of origin. YES/NO

26. ___________has incorporated a three-dimensional form of information into the media world.

27. __________began to publish American magazine in the United State of America.

28. _____________is a type of film that presents an event or person with or without fiction based on facts.

Transnational, Continental and are types of news agencies
today.

The mass media enforce the basic norm and value of the society through their Reportage of cultural issues
and event. YES/NO

31. The full meaning of BON is__________.

32. ____________is defined as any of the consequences of mass media operation, whether intended or not, that has effectiveness and the capacity to achieve given objectives.

The first oldest known Printing Press is
____.

34. _______says that theories enables us to put facts in perspective.

35. Culture defines our _____.

36. The term “Communication” is from the Latin word ______

37. Netcasts can be listened to from anywhere in the world regardless of the place of origin. YES/NO

38. The term inferential feedback was coined by___________.

39. _is the reaction of the receiver to the message received, in form of feedback.

The soviet communist theory allows organisation of the press along the lines of political conflicts.
YES/NO

41. The full meaning of the news agency with the acronym UPI is

The positive function of mass communication over weigh the negative function.
YES/NO

43. ____________-is known as the inventor of radio.

44. Which theory sees the audience as influencing the media by being selective in their media use? _____

45. The correlation function of mass communication is also known as _____________function of the press

46. The full meaning of agency with the acronynm NAN is__________.

47. The tragic story of the popular sea story of the Titanic happened on the 15th of April_____.

48. _________ grouped definitions of communication into three major areas

The reading culture is widely embraced in Nigeria.
YES/NO

50. _____________is interference that keeps message from being understood to have an effective communication