FBQ1: Communication process involves the transmission of _______ from sender to receiver
Answer: Message

FBQ2: The term “Communication” is from the Latin word ______
Answer: COMMUNIS

FBQ3:  Exchange of culture and values is a function of communication known as_________ 
Answer: Social-Cultural Integration

FBQ4: _________ grouped definitions of communication into three major areas
Answer: Severin and Tankard (1980)

FBQ5: _________ is the dissemination of information/message through a medium to a large heterogeneous audience 
Answer: Mass communication

FBQ6: The presence of the ________ means that messages sent do not reach the audience in raw form
Answer: Gatekeeping

FBQ7: _______ is the point at which the source sees the need to communicate
Answer: Stimulation

FBQ8: Processing, understanding and interpreting a message by the receiver is called _______ 
Answer: Encoding

FBQ9: ________ is the response or reaction of the receiver to the message sent
Answer: Feedback

FBQ10:  ______ Noise is when the environment keeps the message from being heard or understood
Answer: Physical

FBQ11:  In Laswellian model, “to whom” refers to the_______
Answer: receiver

FBQ12: Which communication model shows communication process as circular, dynamic and ongoing?________
Answer: The Hub Model

FBQ13:  According to ______, a theory enables us to make sense out of a disturbing situation  
Answer: Kaplan

FBQ14: ________ is the oldest press theory
Answer: Authoritarian Media Theory

FBQ15: Which theory sees the audience as influencing the media by being selective in their media use? _____
Answer: Uses and gratifications theory

FBQ16: The correlation function of mass communication is otherwise known as ______ function of the press
Answer: Opinion

FBQ17: Communication by word of mouth is called_________
Answer: Oral communication

FBQ18: The type of communication mostly learnt during childhood is_________
Answer: Non-verbal

FBQ19: ________ are examples of body language involving use of body movements that directly translate into words
Answer: Emblems

FBQ20: Conveying messages through the eyes by way of contact, blink or eye movement is called________
Answer: Oculesics

FBQ21: The kind of communication in which the sender is at the same time the receiver is called_____
Answer: Intrapersonal 

FBQ22: The type of communication that occurs on one-on-one basis usually in an informal, unstructured setting is called__________
Answer: Interpersonal communication

FBQ23: Dyadic is a method of communication that involves ________ people only
Answer: Two

FBQ24: _____ is the communication between two or more countries/nations
Answer: International communication

FBQ25: Books, newspapers and magazines are examples of _____ media
Answer: print

FBQ26: Development of books started with the invention of ______
Answer: Writing

FBQ27: The Italian daily bulletin Acta Diurna means______
Answer: Actions of the day

FBQ28: The first magazine was believed to have been established in the year________
Answer: 1704

FBQ29: Early books were made of_____
Answer: vellum

FBQ30: There are______ periods in the history of books
Answer: Four

FBQ31:  _______ is when the author of a book doubles as the publisher
Answer: Self-publisher

FBQ32:  Textbooks, learning materials and teachers’ guide are example of __________ books 
Answer: educational

FBQ33: The first step in book publishing is________
Answer: Submission by author or agent

FBQ34:  Two important predecessors of radio were telegraph and __________
Answer: Telephone

FBQ35: The most influential medium is_________
Answer: Television

FBQ36: _________ is a medium of communication that contains audio and visual and is acted upon by people to make it close to reality
Answer: Film

FBQ37: Comedy usually has a ___________ ending
Answer: Happy

FBQ38: Script writer creates the ________________
Answer: Screenplay

FBQ39: What is the full meaning of WWW? _______
Answer: World Wide Web

FBQ40:  Internet is worldwide accessible series of interconnected ______ networks
Answer: computer

FBQ41:  The idea of “global village” was propounded by ______
Answer: Marshall McLuhan

FBQ42: Internet radio was born in the year_______
Answer: 1995

FBQ43:  Online newspaper is also called________
Answer: web newspaper

FBQ44:  “Webzines” is another name for _________________
Answer: Online magazine

FBQ45: News agencies are example of ___________
Answer: adjuncts

FBQ46: What is the full meaning of AFP?
Answer: Agence France Presse

FBQ47:  Reuters is owned by________
Answer: British government

FBQ48:  What does NAN stand for? _______
Answer: News Agency of Nigeria

FBQ49:  Public Relations is NOT a management function. True or false
Answer: False

FBQ50: Advertising is derived from the ________ word ad vertere
Answer: Latin

MCQ1: __________ defines communication as any means by which thought is transferred from one person to another
Answer: Folarin (2003)

MCQ2: The communication function that is concerned with how people relate with other people is referred to as __________
Answer: Social interaction

MCQ3: Functional meanings of communication involve which of the following?
Answer: All of the options

MCQ4: ________ defines mass communication as messages communicated through a mass medium to a large number of people
Answer: Bittner 

MCQ5: Which of the following is not a feature of mass communication?
Answer: Quick feedback

MCQ6: Which of the following is not true about the nature of mass communication audience?
Answer: It is small

MCQ7: Simultaneity of mass communication audience means________
Answer: the audience can all be reached at the same time

MCQ8:  ______ refers to the exactitude with which a medium reproduces the original physical dimensions of messages being sent across
Answer: Fidelity 

MCQ9: Communication is not static. This means it is_________
Answer: Dynamic

MCQ10: The process of communication begins with____________
Answer: Stimulation 

MCQ11: The person who begins the communication process is__________
Answer: The source

MCQ12:  ___________ comes from within as result of poor mental attitude, emotional stress, etc
Answer: Psychological noise

MCQ13: ________ called the study of communication “rhetoric”
Answer: Aristotle

MCQ14: Shannon’s model of communication’s isolated_________ which was later added by Weaver 
Answer: Feedback  

MCQ15: The “H” in HUB model stands for_________
Answer: Hiebert

MCQ16: The process of arriving at theory consists of _______ stages
Answer: Eight

MCQ17: In the scientific method, theory provides the logical support while research provides the ________support 
Answer: Empirical

MCQ18: Which of the following theories does not belong to the normative category?
Answer: Mass society theory

MCQ19: According to _________ theory, mass media determines issues that are regarded as important at a given time in a given society
Answer: Agenda setting

MCQ20: Social learning theory encompasses________ to explain how people learn through observation
Answer: 1 & 2

MCQ21: Which of the following categories of people are not likely to patronize entertainment media?
Answer: The old

MCQ22: The following are disadvantages of oral communication except________
Answer: It cannot be easily denied

MCQ 23: Functions of non-verbal communication in relation to verbal communication include which of the following?______ 
Answer: All of the above

MCQ24: Functions of interpersonal communication include________
Answer: All of the above

MCQ25: Communication among people from different cultural backgrounds is called_____
Answer: Cross-cultural communication

MCQ26: Information-rich nations are mostly______ 
Answer: Western capitalist nations

MCQ27: Major international news agencies in the world include the following except________
Answer: NAN

MCQ28: Gutenberg perfected printing technology in the year________
Answer: 1446

MCQ 29: The first true newspaper in English was___________
Answer: London Gazette

MCQ 30: Benjamin Harris made the first attempt at establishing a newspaper in ______
Answer: America

MCQ31: Among the factors responsible for mass circulation of magazines in America is_______
Answer: All of the above

MCQ32: The last period in the history of books is ______________
Answer: 16th to 17th century

MCQ33: Radio waves were discovered by______
Answer: Henrich Hertz

MCQ34: Michael Faraday discovered electromagnetic induction in_____
Answer: 1831

MCQ35: The word television is a hybrid of two words from____________ 
Answer: Greek and Latin

MCQ36: The first demonstration of colour transmission took place in _________
Answer: 1928

MCQ37: The introduction of ________ to motion pictures made musical genres possible
Answer: sound 

MCQ38: Films that terrify and invoke strange experiences that are difficult to explain are called_____
Answer: Horror films

MCQ39: The plot in which a hero finally destroys the villain is a feature of______
Answer: Adventure

MCQ40: _______ is the film function that helps people purge negative emotions
Answer: Catharsis

MCQ41: The _________is responsible for the provision of all materials needed for a film production
Answer: Production manager

MCQ42: Make-up is applied on actors in order to________
Answer: 1 & 2

MCQ 43: Online media is also called_______
Answer: new media

MCQ44: The internet is a product of _______ military aimed at enhancing defense
Answer: US

MCQ45: Which of the following statements is not true about “online-only newspaper”?
Answer: It must have a print version

MCQ46: The followings are national news agencies except_________
Answer: Agence France Presse

MCQ47: Two names associated with the emergence of Public Relations are Ivy Better Lee and _______
Answer: Edward Bernays

MCQ48: Public Relations activities can number up to ________
Answer: 15

MCQ49: Growth of modern advertising is attributable to which of the following forces?
Answer: All of the above

MCQ50: Which of the options is not a theory of media effect?
Answer: Agenda setting theory