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1

According to A.C.Nielsen, the average American home has the TV set on more than:
A)4 hours per day
B)7 hours per day
C)9 hours per day
D)11 hours per day
2

The typical household today receives approximately _______ channels of programming.
A)12
B)25
C)64
D)80
3

Commercial stations outnumber noncommercial stations approximately three to one.
A)true
B)false
4

Preferred channels for broadcasters have historically been assigned to the ______ band.
A)UHF
B)VHF
5

Television network viewing decreased substantially between 1978 and 1998.
A)true
B)false
6

Fox network started in 1986 by filling the week's television schedule with new programming every night.
A)true
B)false
7

'Star Trek: Voyager' debuted in January 1995 on which television network?
A)NBC
B)FOX
C)UPN
D)ABC
8

Pax TV started programming in Fall 1998 by scheduling television shows that appealed primarily to:
A)urban black viewers
B)teenager viewers
C)older, more conservative viewers
D)middle-class yuppie viewers
9

According to your book, the combined revenue of the seven television networks in 2002 was approximately;
A)$5 billion
B)$12 billion
C)$18 billion
D)$25 billion
10

Generally ___________ make more money than all other television stations.
A)network owned and operated stations
B)'big four' network affiliates
C)WB, UPN and Pax affiliates
D)independent stations
11

Owned and operated stations usually do not lead their markets with local news coverage.
A)true
B)false
12

By far, the smallest number of television stations are
A)owned and operated stations
B)independent stations
C)network affiliates
13

Typical ratings for public television stations hover around:
A)2% of the homes in the United States
B)5% of the homes in the United States
C)10% of the homes in the United States
D)12% of the homes in the United States
14

According to your book, the majority of LPTV stations are located mainly in rural areas of the country.
A)true
B)false
15

In 2002, television group owners could own:
A)no more than 12 stations
B)up to 50 stations
C)as many stations as they like
D)as many stations as long as the number of U. S. homes did not exceed 35%
16

Basic cable services generally include all of the following except:
A)local and regional broadcast signals
B)pay -per-view services
C)advertiser supported cable services
17

Your authors compare the cable television programming to something like a shopping mall.
A)true
B)false
18

The ratio of subscriber households to the number of homes passed is called the cable system's basic penetration.
A)true
B)false
19

The pay cable service with the highest subscription rate is:
A)Showtime
B)Cinemax
C)HBO
D)Encore
20

Out of the 100 million homes in the United States, the percentage of homes that are passed by cable is close to:
A)50 %
B)78 %
C)86 %
D)97 %
21

Generally the most profitable customer for a cable operator is the
A)basic cable household
B)pay-per-view household
C)multipay household
D)pay household
22

Generally speaking, most cable franchises are owned by:
A)single-system operators
B)cable system operators
C)multiple-system operators
D)telephone companies
23

Today cable systems trade for
A)approximately $400 - $600 per subscriber
B)approximately $600 - $800 per subscriber
C)approximately $1000 - $1200 per subscriber
D)approximately $2000 - $ 2500 per subscriber
24

As of 2003, DBS had approximately ______ million subscribers.
A)5
B)10
C)15
D)20
25

According to your book, televisions stations with strong ______ departments are viewed more favorably in the communities they serve.
A)programming
B)sports
C)news







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