Original practice tasks · Knowledge about society · Class 8
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Task 1 · easy
The local service publishes information about the street closing, radio conducts a debate of candidates to the youth council, and the cultural portal reviews the exhibition. What different media functions do you see in these examples?
Hint and solution →Task 2 · easy
Read three sentences: A) The council of the municipality adopted the resolution by 12 votes in favour and 3 against. B) . This is the best decision of this council for years. (C) The author's resolution may improve communication. Categorize every sentence.
Hint and solution →Task 3 · medium
The article accuses the school of a serious error, but does not provide documents, does not quote the school's position and is based on an anonymous entry from the forum. What elements are missing to make the material more reliable?
Hint and solution →Task 4 · medium
Why can the existence of many independent editors and the possibility of public criticism of the authorities be important for democracy?
Hint and solution →Task 5 · medium
Header A: The residents forced a change of plan! Header B: After consultation, the office changed part of the project. How can we find out which description fits the facts better?
Hint and solution →Task 6 · easy
The poster encourages residents to give blood and contains a password, a brief explanation, a collection site and a call for action. What is the purpose of the campaign, and what is it different from the usual advertising of the product?
Hint and solution →Task 7 · medium
The food waste campaign uses the password Rate which elements can increase its effectiveness.
Hint and solution →Task 8 · medium
Why isn't the outcome of the public opinion poll the same as the result of a referendum or election?
Hint and solution →Task 9 · easy
In a fictional study of 1000 people: 52% support the idea A, 43% opposes, 5% have no opinion. What can be said from this data and what cannot be said without additional information?
Hint and solution →Task 10 · hard
Study A: 500 randomly selected respondents, clearly described term and question. Study B: Internet survey on the website of one organisation, where everyone voted. Which study provides a better basis for applying for a wider population, and why?
Hint and solution →Task 11 · medium
The headline reads: What's the problem with a headline like that?
Hint and solution →Task 12 · hard
You have to compare the way you present one local event in three media. Set up a six-point procedure that will allow you to do it honestly.
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