Arbitrary codes in communication are: (A) digital (B) analogic (C) non-functional (D) inappropriate Correct Ans: (A) Explanation:In communication, arbitrary codes refer to signs or symbols that have no natural connection to what they represent. Their meaning is agreed upon socially, not based on resemblance. This makes them a prime example of digital communication. Digital codes […]
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The creative function of communication is important in (A) Encoding (B) Feedback (C) Rituals (D) Propaganda Correct Ans: (D) The creative function of communication plays a vital role in propaganda. It helps in shaping messages that persuade, influence, and mobilize people toward a specific belief or action. Through symbols, storytelling, visuals, and emotional appeal, propaganda
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1. Which term refers to the process where media content is reused, repurposed, and reinterpreted by users, often across different platforms? a) Media Convergence b) Media Remixing c) Transmedia Storytelling d) Media Recontextualization Correct Answer: b) Media Remixing Explanation: Media remixing involves users taking existing media content and altering it to create new interpretations or
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Journalism and Mass Communication Objective Questions (DMCQ) 1.How many of the sensory channels can be applied while viewing a television programme? a. One b. Two c. Three d. Four Correct Answer: (B) Two Explanation: Marshall McLuhan contended that media operate by their extension of the human senses. For example, reading a book ostensibly needs only
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