Mass Communication NET JRF Mock Test for June 2023 (Unit 1)

Test your knowledge of Journalism and Mass Communication with this comprehensive multiple-choice quiz. Covering concepts, roles of media in society, mass communication in India, and more, this quiz is designed to help you prepare for the NET JRF exam. Challenge yourself with questions on journalistic practices, media influence, landmark developments in India, media laws, and the nature of mass communication. Sharpen your understanding and boost your exam readiness with this interactive quiz.

UGC NET Mass Communication Mock Test for June 2023 | Unit 1— Concept of Journalism and mass communication, mass communication in India.

UGC NET JRF Mass Communication Mock Test June 2023, Unit 1— Concept of Journalism and mass communication, mass communication in India.

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Which of the following best describes the concept of Journalism? a) The art of creative writing b) The practice of gathering, assessing, and presenting news and information c) The study of media technologies d) The process of advertising and marketing

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Mass Communication refers to the communication process that: a) Involves transmitting messages to a large, heterogeneous audience through various media channels b) Focuses on one-on-one interpersonal communication c) Is limited to written communication d) Is exclusive to traditional media outlets

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What is the nature of Mass Communication in India? a) Limited to urban areas b) Restricted to a specific language c) Diverse and multilingual, catering to a vast and heterogeneous audience d) Dominated by government-controlled media channels

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Which of the following factors impact Mass Communication in India? a) Socioeconomic conditions and cultural diversity b) Political affiliations of media owners c) Language barriers and literacy rates d) Technological advancements and media convergence

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In the context of Mass Communication, what is the role of the media in society? a) To entertain the audience with engaging content b) To influence political decision-making c) To facilitate social change and disseminate information d) To generate profits for media organizations

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Which segment of the audience is most susceptible to media influence? Children Elderly individuals Working professionals d) Rural communities

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What are the major landmarks in the history of Mass Communication in India? a) The introduction of radio broadcasting b) The rise of social media platforms c) The advent of satellite television d) The establishment of government-owned newspapers

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The Press Council of India is responsible for: a) Regulating the content of advertisements in print media b) Ensuring journalistic ethics and freedom of the press c) Conducting elections for media professionals d) Determining the circulation numbers of newspapers and magazines

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Which of the following statements about media laws in India is true? a) Media laws are primarily focused on censoring content and limiting freedom of expression. b) Media laws in India are identical to those in other countries. c) Media laws in India aim to protect the rights of media professionals and ensure responsible journalism. d) Media laws in India are non-existent.

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In the context of Mass Communication, what does the term "Reach" refer to? a) The geographical coverage of media channels b) The frequency of communication campaigns c) The size of the target audience d) The popularity of specific media personalities