The document discusses phone hacking and the related scandal in the UK between 2005-2007. It reveals that Rupert Murdoch and the now defunct News of the World newspaper were responsible for intercepting voicemail messages, breaking the Data Protection Act. After the scandal, The Sun replaced News of the World and Rupert Murdoch had been planning to take over BSkyB but was stopped due to the scandal.

1. What Is phone hacking?
A) breaking a phone open and examining whats inside (4
B) Intercepting voicemail messages (5)
C) Stealing a mobile phone (6)
In what years were the phone hacking scandal investigation?
A) 2005-2007 (4)
B) 2009-2011 (8)
C) 2001-2012 (2)
Who is to blame for the phone hacking scandal?
A) Walt Disney (0)
B) Michael Jackson (0)
C) Rupert Murdoch (15)
which newspaper replaced news of the world?
A) The Sun (9)
B) Metro (4)
C) Wacky Sunday news (2)
Do you think it’s right to hack into somebody’s personal items?
A) Yes (7)
B) No (2)
C) I don’t know (6)
which company was Rupert planning to take over?
A) Nike (4)
B) BskyB (8)
C) Intel (3)
Who helped the journalist succeed in phone hacking?
A) Ex-Army (4)
B) Private detectives (5)
C) MP’s (6)
What law does the phone hacking scandal break?
A) The data protection act (6)
B) Free rights act (3)
C) Privacy act (6)
What job did Andy Coulson (former news of the world editor) go to do once he left?
A)Worked for David Cameron (9)
B) Worked for NASA trying to hack alien messages (1)
C) Cashier at Mcdonalds (5)

2. Do you think Rupert Murdoch should be stripped of his title as chairman and CEO of news
international?
A) Yes (7)
B) No (5)
C) Not sure (3)