Objectivity in Media

Q. The United States of America has two major political parties: the Party and the Party.

1. National Congress
2. Democratic
3. Republican
4. Communist

Q. Should media be biased while reporting news?

1. Yes, they should be. After all, they get to decide what they want the people to know.
2. Maybe, as it's their personal choice.
3. No. Media should never report news by being biased to one party. They must report the news as it is, without any personal opinions.
4. None of the above

Q. What does the media inform people about?

1. Important developments that are happening
2. Other things happening around them
3. Both A and B
4. None of the above

Q. From the following options, what does media create awareness about?

1. Politics
2. Crime
3. Weather
4. Health crises

Q. What is the real objectivity in media?

1. Focussing on facts.
2. Putting in personal opinions.
3. Avoiding personal opinions.
4. Avoiding facts.

Q. Objectivity in media arises from focussing on facts and avoiding personal opinions.

1. True
2. False

Q. Select the option that is most closest to the opposite in meaning to the underlined word:
Some journalists are guilty of indulging in yellow journalism.

1. Misrepresentation
   
2. Vulgarization
3. Sensational reporting
4. Sincere reporting