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Communication and Media Distinctions Quiz

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Communication is informal, while mass communication is formal
Communication is small scale, while mass communication is large scale (correct)
Communication occurs through media, while mass communication occurs through physical landscapes
Communication is verbal, while mass communication is non-verbal

Media refers to digital tools, while mass media refers to traditional tools like books and newspapers
Media is primarily used for entertainment, while mass media is used for educational purposes
Media is a tool used to convey a message, while mass media are tools through which mass communication occurs (correct)
Media is used in small-scale communication, while mass media are used in large-scale communication

Media landscape refers to the variety of languages spoken in a region, enabling multilingual communication
Media landscape includes only traditional media like TV and radio, privileging certain types of content
Media landscape refers to the physical and media forms present in a specific context, enabling certain paths to reach a destination (correct)
Media landscape refers to the physical appearance of a place, constraining certain travel routes