Lesson 01B3.1.2
01B3.1.2 Media representations of social class and age Quiz: OCR Sociology, Unit 4
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The 20 questions
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How is the working class most commonly stereotyped in British tabloid newspapers?
- As entrepreneurial
- As philanthropic
- As intellectual
- As criminal
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Which derogatory term was popularised by the media to stereotype benefit claimants and the working class?
- Boho
- Chav
- Yuppie
- Hipster
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What sociological concept describes how the media focuses on the conspicuous consumption of the elite?
- Pluralist eye
- Class gaze
- Feminist lens
- Media gaze
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Which social group is often portrayed by the media as a drain on state resources and benefit scroungers?
- Underclass
- Technocrats
- Bourgeoisie
- Aristocracy
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How are middle-class families typically represented in mainstream advertising and sitcoms?
- As exotic
- As impoverished
- As deviant
- As the norm
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Which media format is most likely to offer complex, sympathetic portrayals of working-class communities?
- Period drama
- High fantasy
- Social realism
- Corporate news
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What term does Wayne et al. use to describe how the media reduces working-class youth to a monolith?
- Moral anchors
- Cultural heroes
- Folk devils
- Elite guardians
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An article blames unemployment entirely on individual laziness rather than economic recession. What is this?
- Marxist analysis
- Class solidarity
- Blaming victim
- Structural critique
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A television soap opera portrays a wealthy city banker as inherently corrupt. What media process is this?
- Symbolic annihilation
- Hyper-reality
- Class inversion
- Tokenistic inclusion
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A newspaper focuses heavily on luxury holiday homes of millionaires while ignoring poverty. Which concept applies?
- Cultural pluralism
- Hyper-visibility
- Symbolic annihilation
- Empirical parity
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A sitcom features a clumsy, unintelligent working-class father married to a clever wife. Which trope is this?
- Wise patriarch
- Noble savage
- Tragic hero
- Dumb buffoon
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Which age group is most frequently represented in UK news media as a threat to public order?
- Toddlers
- Pensioners
- Youth
- Middle-aged
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How are older people (elderly) traditionally stereotyped in television advertisements?
- As infirm
- As rebellious
- As tech-savvy
- As radical
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What term describes the invisibility or patronising portrayal of older women in mainstream fashion magazines?
- Double standard
- Age inversion
- Generation gap
- Youth bias
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Which age group does the media often trivialise as narcissistic and obsessed with social media?
- Toddlers
- Infants
- Teenagers
- Octogenarians
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A news report portrays a group of hoodie-wearing teenagers as a dangerous gang. What concept does this show?
- Structural pluralism
- Moral panic
- Cultural diffusion
- Media convergence
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An insurance advert features an active, adventurous 75-year-old skydiving. What emerging trend is this?
- Positive ageing
- Elderly erasure
- Youth purging
- Geriatric decline
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A retirement community marketing campaign uses vibrant imagery and active seniors. What media strategy is this?
- Symbolic erasure
- Niche targeting
- Class inversion
- Broadcasting
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Which specific age group is often framed by tabloid newspapers as vulnerable and in need of protection?
- Children
- Middle-aged
- Pensioners
- Teenagers
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Which age group is predominantly associated with moral panics regarding knife crime in tabloids?
- Toddlers
- Middle-aged
- Youth
- Elderly
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