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Exam question prep: Monday/A03

2/26/2016

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To prepare for some end-of-quarter, pre-exam summation and review, let's think about potential exam questions. You will receive the list of possible exam questions during lecture on Monday. But before that — by midnight Sunday! — each student must submit a question they think could be an exam question. What do you think Patrick will ask for a final exam? Better: How could the material we've read best be compared, contrasted, and discussed?

Submit your potential question in the comments section of this post. Do not duplicate questions; read previously submitted ones to make sure yours is not similar.

In class, our discussion leaders will offer some examples and ways to get at some of your answers, and we'll firm up the overall trajectory of the course.
21 Comments
Gabriel Ang
2/26/2016 01:03:55 pm

"What is one of the more significant things you have taken away from this course?" It's a rather broad question but it feels like a decent startup for a more detailed followup.

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Megan Ung
2/26/2016 01:13:34 pm

What are the three I's of communication and how do they help us understand the world around us?

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Scott Lambert
2/26/2016 01:39:58 pm

Explain the difference between denotative and connotative meaning. Give an example of a words denotative and connotative meaning.

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Kinaan
2/26/2016 01:50:19 pm

How does the media shape the world around us and list specific readings/authors that support your views

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Xinyi Zhan
2/26/2016 02:07:41 pm

What are the three pure types of authority? Name them and explain the basic characteristics of them.

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Yaojun Song
2/26/2016 02:39:31 pm

How is one of the group assignment helps you understand the material.

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Ching Ip
2/26/2016 06:07:18 pm

Which is your favorite reading in this course? And why?

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Brian Thai
2/26/2016 10:48:09 pm

Making connections back to the recent Weber reading, why do we follow certain leaders? What is it about people or ourselves that make us want to follow these leaders?

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Alice Y. Lee
2/26/2016 11:46:52 pm

According to Freud, where does language take place in our brain?

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Sidney Yerger
2/27/2016 07:17:50 am

Explain the basic model of communication and describe one way our understanding of that model has changed

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Arushi Nigam
2/27/2016 10:15:58 am

Explain the relationship between the signifier and the signified. Provide an example and what does this say about how humans look at the world?

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Zhiying Wang(Evelyn)
2/27/2016 06:35:45 pm

How does certain communication pattern shape one's identification？Use our reading material to explain and explore it.

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Buunghi Ly (Bonnie)
2/27/2016 08:59:38 pm

According to Adorno and Horkheimer, how does the culture industry operate? Name one kind of industry that is similar to the culture industry.

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Michael Chow
2/28/2016 01:51:22 am

What are the key differences between the ideas of Jürgen Habermas and Benedict Anderson. How do these ideas relate to our class/communication?

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Evon Hung
2/28/2016 06:16:01 am

How do we encounter or engage with difference in the world, particularly in the visual realm? Reference ideas from articles by Mulvey, Barthes, and Hooks.

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Katelyn Archer
2/28/2016 01:48:46 pm

Explain the terms sign, signified and signifier as used in Saussure's text. Provide an example of each in your own words.

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April Tsuei
2/28/2016 02:59:17 pm

Explain the different models of communication and how your perspective on the topic has changed. Include real life examples.

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Youkyung Jenny An
2/28/2016 03:32:14 pm

Explain denotation and connotation.
How does both factors affect you to understand messages of photos?

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Trung Do link
2/28/2016 11:20:25 pm

What are the elements of institution? Explain each element.

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Connor Gorry
2/29/2016 12:20:34 pm

What makes legitimate journalism?

Is TMZ, for instance, the same as BBC in terms of being "real" news? If not, what is the difference between the two – content, presentation, or some other factor? (Lippmann and Schudson readings)

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Zhiyun(Ivy) Wang
2/29/2016 02:32:38 pm

Why we say language has power in social status, making connections and politics?

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