Question

Write a paragraph naming three possible agendas and one example of each that you might find in the media.

Answer 1

did your teacher make you write a thesis?

Answer 2

No? Lol

Answer 3

@solidrebirth

Answer 4

sorry, I have to go maybe @Lady1234 can help

Answer 5

This is a bit strange of a question; Is there a main question to work off of?

Answer 6

No. This is the only thing it says.

Answer 7

It seems like it's referring to a main topic.

Answer 8

Idk lol

Answer 9

Is this test in a document? Could you mind attaching it? :)

Answer 10

What do you mean?

Answer 11

@Lady1234

Answer 12

Well.. where exactly did you get this question from?

Answer 13

A test that I'm taking... Why does it matter?

Answer 14

Well, the thing is this question cannot be answered without a main topic involved.

Answer 15

This is the only thing it says. I copy and pasted it directly.

Answer 16

@Lady1234

Answer 17

Not the question itself, but rather a main idea to refer for the question. For example:
Use the paragraph below to answer questions 4 - 6.
What's the test itself about?

Answer 18

It is just an English test. Goodness gracious. This is the only thing that the question says. How many times do I need to repeat myself before it is understood?

Answer 19

@Da_Kid_Show_Man

Answer 20

@taylor12344

Answer 21

@Elise_a18

Answer 22

Woops was reading it wrong XD Examples you can use:
Stereotyping
(Ex: in a lot of magazine shows as well as print magazines, they influence their female readers to get a body like a famous celebrity by providing diet and exercise regimes.)
Framing
(Ex. if a sportsman has been accused of committing adultery then a newspaper could either make the sportsman look innocent and targeted by the female for money or they could make him look like a cheat and shamed father.)
Status conferral
(Ex. the amount of coverage that the press gives to politicians and celebrities. Celebrities especially are given a major status due to the media.)

Answer 23

I found the same answer XD lol

Answer 24

Lol ok xD

Answer 25

Last question on this ridiculous test!

The War of the Worlds panic illustrated that _____.

the media is responsible for the public's well-being
nothing in the media can be trusted
both the public and the media must exercise caution
all of the above

Answer 26

Sorry for wasting time, I read stuff wrong all the time T_T

Answer 27

No worries! My bad for getting snappy lol

Answer 28

Aite, it would most likely be C. A says media is responsible for the publics well being, but we all know that's not true for everyone. Some things in media can be trusted, like some genuine news reports. C would be the best bet.

Answer 29

Thank you!