This document discusses citizen journalism and Islamophobia in new media. It begins with multiple choice questions that define key terms like media, mass media, citizen journalism, and more. It then has true/false questions about topics like the role of media in shaping views and the evolution of journalism. The document concludes with fill-in-the-blank questions covering topics such as the definition of Islamophobia, how citizen journalism can fill local news gaps, and how some reporters use citizen journalism sites for story ideas.

1. THE NEW MEDIA AND CITIZEN JOURNALISM : THE ISLAMOPHOBIA IN THE NEW MEDIA
PART 1 : MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
1. The term “Media” is defined as
a) picture or image
b) means of communications
c) a current style
d) a study of style
2. Traditional news media—newspapers, magazines and broadcast news operations—
provide what percentage of the factual information on the Internet?
a)70 percent.
b) 55 percent.
c) 85 percent.
d) 90 percent
3. The term "mass media" means
a) means of communications
b) something that comes with accepted meaning
c) means of communicating of large group of people
d) a current style
4. The dateline on a news story indicates the
a) time when the story occurred.
b) place where the events described in the story took place.
c) date when the story was written.
d) date when the story should be published.
5. Citizen journalism is the practice of
a) preparing stories that will help citizens vote in elections.
b) publishing only those stories that are of interest to politically active citizens.
c) collaborating with non profit organizations to prepare news stories.
d) inviting readers and viewers to participate in the creation of news content.
6. A medium is
a) means by which a message is communicated
b) means of communications
c) picture or image
d) a current style

2. 7. The proportion of people who get their news from mobile devices was recently
estimated at
a) about one-quarter.
b) about three-quarters.
c) about two-thirds.
d) about half.
8. Popular culture is
a) ability to analyze and interpret the media
b) means by which the message is communicated
c) artifacts, institution, customs, hobbies that represent the accepted values of
society
d) the study of sign
9. The term sign is define as
a) something that comes with accepted meanings
b) a current style
c) visual movement that explores themes and techniques drawn from popular mass
culture
d) means of communication
10. The dateline on a news story indicates the
a) time when the story occurred.
b) place where the events described in the story took place.
c) date when the story was written.
d) date when the story should be published.

3. PART 2 : TRUE AND FALSE QUESTION
1. Citizens media covers a wider swath.
2. The media assumes a central part in forming social orders' feelings about topical
issues.
3. The term Islamophobia started in the right on time to mid-2000s in the United
Kingdom
4. Stories typically include user comments, fostering additional discussion.
5. Journalists have a wider choice of career paths than in the future.
6. Few people nowadays rely on journalists for information about important events.
7. The techniques for researching and writing stories continue to be important
8. The journalism industry is evolving as people get their news in new ways.
9. A journalist needs a great deal of money to start a new news organization.
10. Citizen journalism is preparing stories that will help citizens vote in elections.

4. PART 3 : FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION
1. Citizen journalism is a ____________ news and information shared online and/or in
print, with contributions written by users and readers. It can be any combination of
text, image, audio file, podcast or video.
2. _____________ implies demonstrations of dread or threatening vibe towards
adherents of Islamic religion.
3. Most individuals rely on either the __________ ,TV or radio as their wellsprings of
news.
4. _________ is one of the world's biggest religions, with in excess of one billion
Muslims spread over the globe.
5. ___________________ is a narrow subset of citizens media.
6. Citizen journalism can fill in the gap in ______________ coverage that newspapers
have abandoned.
7. _____________________ is comprehensible when any web client can make his own
particular exchange gathering, blog or online daily paper.
8. The United Nations Human Rights Council perceived _____________ as a basic type
of prejudice.
9. To have a citizen journalism site you will need a Content Management System
(CMS), a server to host the site, a domain name, and an _______________________.
10. Some _____________ use citizen journalism sites to get ideas for stories to follow up
on.

5. ANSWERS
PART 1
1) B
2) C
3) C
4) B
5) D
6) A
7) D
8) C
9) A
10) B
PART 2
1) TRUE
2) TRUE
3) FALSE
4) TRUE
5) FALSE
6) FALSE
7) TRUE
8) TRUE
9) FALSE
10) FALSE
PART 3
1) COMMUNITY
2) ISLAMOPHOBIA
3) PRINT MEDIA
4) ISLAM
5) CITIZEN JOURNALISM
6) LOCAL NEWS
7) RESIDENT JOURNALISM
8) ISLAMOPHOBIA
9) INTERNET CONNECTION
10) REPORTERS