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Bachelor of Mass Media in Journalism (BMM Journalism) Practice Test: Journalism And Public Opinion
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Public opinion, or popular opinion, is the collective opinion on a specific topic or voting intention relevant to society. It is the people's views on matters affecting them. (Source: Wikipedia)
In a democratic system, public opinion occupies an important place as because public opinion is considered as the voice of the people.

Bachelor of Mass Media in Journalism (BMM Journalism) Practice Test: Journalism And Public Opinion
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1. The ............media has continually portrayed Israel as the victim forced to respond to Palestinian threats
2. Which theory states that audience view only content that is useful to them
3. What was the Israaeli offensive in Gaza in 2014 called?
4. According to sociologist ______ each of them come when an issue arises and exits when it is solved
5. US media were more sympathetic to ..........whereas British media was largely critical
6. Almost 2.5 million Hindus were killed during the repression of east Pakistan in ........
7. Dalit activists are increasingly taking to which medium to voice their grievances?
8. ___________________ are major factors influencing election results.
9. In the 1999 elections which were being held in phases, fearing that the results of one phase could influence voters in the next phase, __________ were banned by the Election Commission for one month while the election was going on.
10. From ........- to ..........-India influenced by the policies of USSR
11. In which year ........ Barack Obama ensured victory for the democrats in USA
12. ..............- war was the first war that issued full freedom to the press
13. In 1954 Vietnam was divided along the ___
14. Which event led to the U.S. invasion of Afghanistan?
15. What event led to the launch of 'War on Terrorism'
16. Media influences public opinion , hence there is a strong co-relation between media and ..........
17. After which attack did the U. S. Government declare a 'War on Terror'?
18. Initially, a majority of the media __________ issues like whether India being a developing country could afford the investment in nuclear arms.
19. How did the Western media cover the Gaza conflict?
20. The agreement splitting Vietnam in 1954 was signed at which place?
21. At which location did India carry out the Nuclear Tests?
22. In ........-poll a small group of people are surveyed and extrapolated to large audience
23. Which US president first used the phrase 'War on terrorism'?
24. Which of these theories assumes a passive audience?
25. Which Theory believes that the media tells the audience what to think about rather than audience guiding media content?

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