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Media Literacy in the Greek Context

Media Literacy

Explore the intersection of media literacy, ancient Greek rhetoric, and modern Greek communication structures.

Greece Rhetoric Digital Citizenship History

8 Questions Hard Ages 13+ Apr 2, 2026

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1 Which of Aristotle's three modes of persuasion specifically refers to the appeal to the audience's emotions?

A Ethos
B Pathos
C Logos
D Kairos

2 During the Greek military junta (1967–1974), which practice was systematically used to control public information?

A Open-source journalism
B State-mandated pre-publication censorship
C Decentralized pirate radio
D Mandatory digital literacy training

3 In ancient Athens, what was the term for a professional accuser who often used deceptive rhetoric to manipulate public opinion in court?

A Sophist
B Demagogue
C Sycophant
D Logographer

4 What is the name of the independent authority responsible for regulating the content of radio and television in Greece?

A National Council for Radio and Television (ESR)
B Hellenic Telecommunications Commission (EETT)
C Ministry of Digital Governance
D Athens News Agency

5 According to the 2023 Reuters Institute Digital News Report, how does Greece compare to most other EU countries regarding trust in news?

A Highest trust levels in Europe
B Complete government control of news
C Consistently one of the lowest trust levels
D Middle-ranking trust level

6 Under the EU's Digital Services Act (DSA), which applies in Greece, what must 'Very Large Online Platforms' (VLOPs) disclose to improve user literacy?

A The identities of all anonymous users
B The logic behind their recommendation algorithms
C The home addresses of their moderators
D Their daily electricity consumption

7 Which group of 5th-century BCE Greek teachers was famously criticized by Socrates and Plato for teaching the art of persuasion regardless of the truth?

A The Stoics
B The Epicureans
C The Sophists
D The Peripatetics

8 What specific term is often used in Greek media studies to describe the 'intertwining' of business, politics, and media ownership?

A Diaploki
B Oikos
C Politeia
D Agathos

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