1) Buckingham (2010) argues that in recent years, children and young people have become increasingly important consumer market for media products and media _________. a) technology b) devices c) newspapers d) TV e) games f) digification 2) Certain youth products such as sports goods, Nike, McDonalds, Starbucks and other large global companies encourage young people to buy into _______. a) brands b) ideas c) ideologies d) trends e) religions f) industries 3) Kellner suggests that over the last twenty years, young people have bought into _________ and presented themselves in roles and images through their purchases. a) brands b) logos c) identities d) products e) situations f) ideas 4) Archer pointed out that wealthier young people had a number of ways of expressing their ________. a) ideas b) thoughts c) money d) privilege e) desires f) status 5) Archer argues when middle-class people adopted working-class styles and fashions, they could be seen as ______ and ironic. a) dred b) street c) cool d) sick e) funky f) mexico 6) Hassan and Katsanis (1991) suggested that the growth of media technology is spurring the development of a _______ youth market for items of clothing, drinks and music. a) community b) regional c) local d) national e) global f) international 7) Morley (1986) showed that family life has dispersed; in the past whole families might have gathered together to watch _________ now they watch or play in separate rooms. a) radio b) wallpaper c) clocks d) television e) internet f) iphones 8) There has been a process of _________ in which people are encouraged to explore their own personal taste and traditional social groupings. a) internationalisation b) individualisation c) spatialisation d) temporalisation e) geographicalisation f) realisation

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