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Fresh Grad Lands Job as Real Estate Agent With Help from Professional Writers

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Manush is a recent graduate from a prestigious university in California who is looking for a job opportunity as a real estate agent.  While he already has samples provided by his friends, he still feels something lacking in his resume.  Specifically, the he believes that his professional objective statement lacks focus and clarity. 

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Chapter Ten and Eleven

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Question #1
According to Sut Jhally, because ads have colonized the entire visual environment, commercial culture is now
A  Inside our personal identities.
B  Inside our heads.
C  Inside our intimate relationships.
D  All of these answers
Question #2
Today’s television commercials draw on which of the following sources
A  Academic painting
B  Avant-garde art
C  All of these answers
D  Hollywood films
Question #3
According to cultural critic bell hooks, rap videos are
A  Authentic expressions of African American life and culture
B  None of these answers
C  Part of an advanced technology of the capitalistic system of production
D  Mythic depictions of African-American cultural truths
Question #4
Media theorist Sut Jhally suggests that advertising should be analyzed as
A  A cultural system
B  The basis for a cohesive society
C  All of these answers
D  The source of happiness
Question #5
The most powerful and influential form of art in our society today is
A  The art of the avant-garde
B  None of these answers
C  The art of advertising
D  The art produced by fine art academies
Question #6
Tony Schwartz, who has made over 5000 ads and commercials, suggests that television commercials strive to achieve
A  An image transplant in the individual’s subconscious
B  A fusion of information and experience in the individual’s subconscious.
C  None of these answers
D  A liberation of the individual’s subconscious
Question #7
The most crucial component(s) of advertising’s success is/are based on
A  None of these answers
B  The fusion of an emotional experience with the product
C  The use of technology
D  The use of avant-garde art
Question #8
The effect of “background” in Civil Rights coverage led to new images of African American, as seen in television programs like
A  “The Cosby Show”
B  None of these answers
C  “I Love Lucy”
D  “The Amos and Andy Show”
Question #9
In discussing television programming, the term “background” refers to:
A  None of these answers.
B  Unintended glimpses of reality behind the “main event” being televised.
C  The controlled “painting” behind the fictional heroes on television.
D  The manipulated role of television news and fiction.
Question #10
The intense popularity of reality television programs is based on:
A  he erosion of the division between on-screen and off-screen existence.
B  Scripted situations that are performed by “real” people instead of actors.
C  The reality program participants becoming surrogates for increasingly passive viewers.
D  All of these answers
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