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- 1. Multiple Choice
The coverage of a crisis situation shall secure the safety of human lives above the right to information.
TRUE
FALSE
- 2. Multiple Choice
Radio programs have the right to determine the airtime and financial charges for political propaganda.
TRUE
FALSE
- 3. Multiple Choice
When a mistake has been broadcast, it must be rectified as soon as possible.
TRUE
FALSE
- 4. Multiple Choice
At least 20 minutes shall be devoted to news in daily radio programming.
TRUE
FALSE
- 5. Multiple Choice
The airing of rumors or gossip is allowed as long as a radio broadcaster used the term“anonymous sources”.
TRUE
FALSE
- 6. Multiple Choice
Kapisanan ng mga Brodkaster ng Pilipinas is a non-government, non-profit organization of the broadcast media in the Philippines.
TRUE
FALSE
- 7. Multiple Choice
It is optional for news to be part of a station’s daily programming.
TRUE
FALSE
- 8. Multiple Choice
News reporters are totally prohibited from using hidden cameras even in the most extreme situations.
TRUE
FALSE
- 9. Multiple Choice
Children should not be required, coerced or bribed to recall and narrate traumatic experiences.
TRUE
FALSE
- 10. Multiple Choice
In order to avoid injury or loss of life, the station should consider delaying airing of a news piece.
TRUE
FALSE
- 11. Multiple Choice
Radio airwaves are privately owned by the radio station network.
TRUE
FALSE
- 12. Multiple Choice
A radio company is allowed to air news segments every other day.
TRUE
FALSE
- 13. Multiple Choice
Rumors or gossips shall not be aired in the guise of news.
TRUE
FALSE
- 14. Multiple Choice
Radio channels are limited.
TRUE
FALSE
- 15. Multiple Choice
The rules and regulations of a radio broadcasting network is very similar to other industries.
TRUE
FALSE
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