Question 1

major part of the public affairs team at the Pentagon assists Hollywood with the production of movies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The Ethics in Government Act forbids:

Accepted Answer

A)  government officials from actively lobbying their former agencies for one year after leaving ? office. 
B)  lobbyists from spending more than $1,000 on a dinner with a member of Congress. 
C)  lobbying on any product with military applications. 
D)  any member of Congress from taking money from special interests. 
E)  none of the above. 
A)  government officials from actively lobbying their former agencies for one year after leaving ? office. 
B)  lobbyists from spending more than $1,000 on a dinner with a member of Congress. 
C)  lobbying on any product with military applications. 
D)  any member of Congress from taking money from special interests. 
E)  none of the above.

Question 3

All of the following are functions of public affairs specialist EXCEPT:

Accepted Answer

A)  gather information. 
B)  award government contracts. 
C)  disseminate management's views. 
D)  cooperate with government on projects of mutual benefit. 
E)  all of the above. 
A)  gather information. 
B)  award government contracts. 
C)  disseminate management's views. 
D)  cooperate with government on projects of mutual benefit. 
E)  all of the above.

Question 4

One of the provisions of 1995 lobbying law is that:

Accepted Answer

A)  lobbyists can no longer work for tobacco companies. 
B)  no former legislators can work as lobbyists. 
C)  lobbyists must give a portion of their fees to charity. 
D)  lobbyists must register with Congress and disclose their clients. 
E)  lobbying on behalf food companies requires FDA approval. 
A)  lobbyists can no longer work for tobacco companies. 
B)  no former legislators can work as lobbyists. 
C)  lobbyists must give a portion of their fees to charity. 
D)  lobbyists must register with Congress and disclose their clients. 
E)  lobbying on behalf food companies requires FDA approval.

Question 5

The latest tool for fund-raising and reaching supporters is:

Accepted Answer

A)  direct mail. 
B)  slick PowerPoint presentations. 
C)  phone trees. 
D)  town hall meetings. 
E)  the Internet. 
A)  direct mail. 
B)  slick PowerPoint presentations. 
C)  phone trees. 
D)  town hall meetings. 
E)  the Internet.

Question 6

Although legislators are the primary audience for government relations efforts, public affairs officers also communicate to which of the following audiences?

Accepted Answer

A)  employees of their organization 
B)  retirees 
C)  customers 
D)  taxpayers 
E)  all of the above 
A)  employees of their organization 
B)  retirees 
C)  customers 
D)  taxpayers 
E)  all of the above

Question 7

One of the federal government's longest-running public relations efforts has been:

Accepted Answer

A)  convincing Americans about the need for free trade. 
B)  persuading the public to be concerned about global warming. 
C)  preparing and distributing "hometown" news releases by the military. 
D)  White House tours. 
E)  marketing the poet laureate. 
A)  convincing Americans about the need for free trade. 
B)  persuading the public to be concerned about global warming. 
C)  preparing and distributing "hometown" news releases by the military. 
D)  White House tours. 
E)  marketing the poet laureate.

Question 8

The term "lobbying" is closely aligned with

Accepted Answer

A)  governmental relations 
B)  public affairs 
C)  corporate relations 
D)  stakeholder management 
E)  A and B only 
A)  governmental relations 
B)  public affairs 
C)  corporate relations 
D)  stakeholder management 
E)  A and B only

Question 9

One of the largest public affairs operations in the federal government is conducted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

The president receives more media attention than Congress and all the federal agencies combined.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

major part of the public affairs team at the Pentagon assists Hollywood with the production of movies.

The Ethics in Government Act forbids:

All of the following are functions of public affairs specialist EXCEPT:

One of the provisions of 1995 lobbying law is that:

The latest tool for fund-raising and reaching supporters is:

Although legislators are the primary audience for government relations efforts, public affairs officers also communicate to which of the following audiences?

One of the federal government's longest-running public relations efforts has been:

The term "lobbying" is closely aligned with

One of the largest public affairs operations in the federal government is conducted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The president receives more media attention than Congress and all the federal agencies combined.

What Is Public Relations

Careers in Public Relations

Todays Practice: Departments and Firms

Research and Campaign Planning

Communication and Measurement

Public Opinion and Persuasion

Managing Competition and Conflict

Ethics and the Law

Reaching Diverse Audiences

The Mass Media

The Internet and Social Media

Events and Promotions

Global Public Relations

Corporate Public Relations

Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism

Nonprofit, Health, and Education

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Exam 17: Government and Politics

major part of the public affairs team at the Pentagon assists Hollywood with the production of movies.

The Ethics in Government Act forbids:

All of the following are functions of public affairs specialist EXCEPT:

One of the provisions of 1995 lobbying law is that:

The latest tool for fund-raising and reaching supporters is:

Although legislators are the primary audience for government relations efforts, public affairs officers also communicate to which of the following audiences?

One of the federal government's longest-running public relations efforts has been:

The term "lobbying" is closely aligned with

One of the largest public affairs operations in the federal government is conducted by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

The president receives more media attention than Congress and all the federal agencies combined.

What Is Public Relations

Careers in Public Relations

Todays Practice: Departments and Firms

Research and Campaign Planning

Communication and Measurement

Public Opinion and Persuasion

Managing Competition and Conflict

Ethics and the Law

Reaching Diverse Audiences

The Mass Media

The Internet and Social Media

Events and Promotions

Global Public Relations

Corporate Public Relations

Entertainment, Sports, and Tourism

Nonprofit, Health, and Education

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