1. She was educated at –

(A) Cambridge

(B) Oxford ✓

(C) Both

(D) None of these 

 

2. Freedom of press is restricted during –

(A) Peace

(B) War ✓

(C) Epidemic

(D) None of these 

 

3. The heaviest restriction upon the freedom of public

Opinion is –

(A) official

(B) Unofficial ✓

(C) Both

(D) None of these 

 

4. Dorathy L. Sayers has written the lesson –

(A) I Have a Dream 

(B) How free is the Press ✓ 

(C) The Earth

(D) A child is Born 

 

5.  …are careful not to antagonize the press. 

(A) Doctors

(B) Traders 

(C) Teachers

(D) Politicians ✓

 

6. The … …… is not the master but the servant of the

People. 

(A) State ✓

(B) Government

(C) Village

(D) District 

 

7. The first chief source of a newspaper’s revenue is ……….. 

(A) Donation

(B) Debt 

(C) Grant by the government 

(D) Advertisement ✓

 

8. The second chief source of a newspaper’s revenue is –

(A) Debt

(B) Donation 

(C) The wealth of owner ✓

(D) Grant by the government

 

9. The editorial policy of a popular daily is controlled   by …. chief factors. 

(A) One

(B) Two ✓

(C) Three

(D) Four

 

10. Decent journalists and responsible editors are not pleased with present affairs –

(A) True ✓

(B) Not true 

(C) Cannot be said

(D) None of these 

 

11. The press enjoys the –

(A) Boldness of public 

(B) The helplessness of the public ✓

(C) Idleness of the public 

(D) None of these 

 

12. No widely circulated newspaper dares support a public

Policy due to vested interest of –

(A) The government 

(B) Editor 

(C) Reporter

(D) Advertisers ✓

 

13. A big circulation spells bankruptcy if the paper has to

Depend on –

(A) The sales ✓

(B) Advertisers 

(C) Salers

(D) None of these 

 

14. The auther has given the forms of misrepresentation,

They are –

(A) Five

(B) Four 

(C) Seven

(D) Six ✓

 

15. She died in –

(A) 1967

(B) 1957 ✓

(C) 1977

(D) 1987

 

16. In democracy, the freedom of press is –

(A) Not necessary

(B) Necessary ✓

(C) Dangerous

(D) None of these 

 

17. The state is the –

(A) Master of the people 

(B) Servant of the people ✓

(C) Exploiter of the people

(D) None of these 

 

18. ‘How free is the Press’ is written by –

(A) Mahatma Gandhi 

(B) H.E. Bates

(C) Dorothy L. Sayers ✓ 

(D) Dr. Zakir Hussain 

 

19. Censorship is imposed during –

(A) Election

(B) Peaceful time 

(C) Emergency ✓

(D) None of these 

 

20. A free and fair press is the true watch……….. of democracy –

(A) cat

(B) bird 

(C) dog ✓

(D) None of these 

 

21. The … … Press is, under ordinary conditions.

Press is under singularly free –

(A) European

(B) British ✓

(C) Indian

(D) Chinese

 

22. The …………. can make or break reputation. 

(A) Teacher

(B) Press ✓ 

(C) Man

(D) None of these 

 

23. The news in the newspapers is generally –

(A) To the point

(B) somewhat changed ✓

(C) completely changed 

(D) None of these 

 

24. The editorial policy of a popular daily is controlled by –

(A) Two chief factors ✓

(B) Three chief factors

(C) Four chief factors 

(D) None of these 

 

25. The policy of a newspaper is largely determined by –

(A) The government 

(B) The public 

(C) The proprietor ✓

(D) None of these