"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Which US media receive the highest share of advertising revenue?<fb>But the Internet follows closely in second place</fb>
{
	The Internet
	Newspapers
	=Network television
	TV cable
	Radio
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] What is the concept of ""prior restraint"" concerned with?<fb>The text refers to the doctrine that the authorities cannot muzzle the press prior to publication.</fb>
{
	Self-censorship
	Seeking approval to publish something     
	Stopping another newspaper from reprinting your news stories   
	=Not being allowed to prevent publication
	Being ordered by a court not to publish something       
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] What do you understand by “yellow journalism”?<fb>The term originated during the late 19th-century rush for bigger circulation figures (and profits!)</fb>
{
	=Publishing sensational news stories
	Being afraid to publish the full truth about an event  
	Libelling a well-known politician     
	Being afraid to attack a popular figure
	Attacking someone who cannot possibly defend themselves      
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] In what circumstances might court injunctions be used to prevent publication of news stories?<fb></fb>
{
	If they libelled the president
	 If they attacked decisions by courts or indeed the Supreme Court itself      
	If they attacked the policies of friendly nations    
	If an article criticized the conduct of a war     
	=If the material jeopardized national security      
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] What were the “Pentagon Papers”?<fb>Only general information is provided about them.</fb>
{
	US defense plans against nuclear attack
	US plans to invade Iraq
	US plans to invade Afghanistan
	= US classified defense papers      
	The president’s private papers
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Which newspaper exposed the Watergate scandal?<fb>Information in the text </fb>
{
	The National Enquirer
	The New York Times
	The Los Angeles Times
	The Wall Street Journal
	=The Washington Post       
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Which of these US magazines has the highest sales?<fb>The circulation figures appear in the text and in Table 13.2.</fb>
{
	Newsweek
	Time
	=Readers Digest
	US News and World Report
	New Yorker     
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Who appoints the members of the Federal Communications Commission?<fb>Who else could appoint the members of a federal commission?</fb>
{
	The Chief Justice
	The president
	The speaker of the House
	The Senate majority Leader
	=The president of the American Society of News Editors
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Which of these is not an independent production company?<fb> This is the only one not referred to in the text.</fb>
{
	American Broadcasting Company
	 National Broadcasting Company       
	Columbia Broadcasting Service
	=New York State Broadcasters Association       
	Fox Broadcasting Company
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] What are the key characteristics of the Public Broadcasting Service set up under the Public Broadcasting Act of 1967?<fb>Information in the text</fb>
{
	=It is advertising free
	=It is funded by the federal government
	It is funded by subscribers
	It is funded by the private television networks     
	It is funded by Microsoft   
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] What % of TV owners subscribe to cable TV in the US?<fb>The overwhelming majority in fact</fb>
{
	=95%+         
	85%+
	75%+
	65%+
	55%+
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] How is cable TV funded?<fb>Information in the text</fb>
{
	By the independent production companies
	By the Federal Communications Commission
	=Advertising
	=Subscriber fees
	By the private television stations
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] How long do Americans spend listening to the radio on a daily basis?<fb>Astonishing if true, but claimed by the Radio Advertising Bureau</fb>
{
	15 minutes +
	30 minutes +
	1 hour +
	2 hours +
	=3 hours +
}"
"[MULTIPLE-MSELECT] Which of the media is most trusted - presumably on grounds of its accuracy - by users?<fb>Could this be why they listen to it for so long?</fb>
{
	The press
	Television
	Internet news sites 
	=The radio
	Network television news
}"