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Comm. Quiz #1

Communcations

QuestionAnswer
Oldest form of Communication Rock Art
Who Invented the Printing Blocks Ancient Chinese
Who Invented the Telephone Alexander Bell
When was the First Smartphone Developed 2007
When was the Web Introduced 1990
When was the Television Invented 1927
What is a Telegraph Electric currents to send instant signals, dots, & dashes
When was the First Commercial Radio Broadcast Aired 1920
When was the Tablet Invented 2001
Define Mass Large group of people; majority of people
Define Media Ways of spreading ideas or information
Define Communication The way people connect to share ideas, information, or news
Define Demographics How people are grouped together based on: age, gender, race, religion, location, education, income
Define Verbal Communication Sending messages with words
Define Nonverbal Communication Sending messages with gestures, facial expressions, eye contact, without words
Define Hearing Physical action, receiving sounds
Active Listening Eye contact, concentrated on what is being said
List Five Demographics of Mass Media Communications Age, gender, education, income, race
What are the Three Categories of Mass Media Print, Electronic, Informative
Example of PEI P = Books, E = Television, I = Public Relations
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