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Networks, Awards & TV Terms

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  1. 1.Which TV network kid-programmed cable since 1979?

    • A. Nickelodeon
    • B. Disney Channel
    • C. Cartoon Network
    • D. CBS
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    Nickelodeon

    Did you know? Nickelodeon launched as a children's cable channel in 1979.

  2. 2.Which TV term pipes recorded laughter under comedy scenes?

    • A. webisode
    • B. laugh track
    • C. limited series
    • D. spin-off
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    laugh track

    Did you know? The laugh track was popularized by 1950s American television.

  3. 3.Which tv award has honored American television excellence since 1949?

    • A. the Peabody Awards
    • B. the Daytime Emmy Awards
    • C. the People's Choice Awards
    • D. the Emmy Award
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    the Emmy Award

    Did you know? The Emmy statuette's name echoes "immy", a nickname for an early camera tube.

  4. 4.Which HBO fantasy epic became the most Emmy-awarded fictional series in television history?

    • A. ER
    • B. Breaking Bad
    • C. Game of Thrones
    • D. The Sopranos
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    Game of Thrones

    Did you know? Game of Thrones collected more Primetime Emmy wins than any other fictional series.

  5. 5.Which TV network pivoted from classic movies to prestige drama?

    • A. USA Network
    • B. ABC
    • C. AMC
    • D. HBO
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    AMC

    Did you know? AMC was originally a classic-movie channel called American Movie Classics.

  6. 6.Which TV term replays an episode that already aired?

    • A. season finale
    • B. rerun
    • C. prime time
    • D. post-credits scene
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    rerun

    Did you know? Popular sitcoms earn decades of income through reruns.

  7. 7.Which tv award honors daytime programming at its own ceremony since 1974?

    • A. the Emmy Award
    • B. the Daytime Emmy Awards
    • C. the Peabody Awards
    • D. the International Emmy
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    the Daytime Emmy Awards

    Did you know? The Daytime Emmy Awards were first presented in 1974.

  8. 8.Which White House drama won four consecutive Emmys for Outstanding Drama Series?

    • A. Madam Secretary
    • B. The West Wing
    • C. House of Cards
    • D. The Good Wife
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    The West Wing

    Did you know? The West Wing won the Outstanding Drama Series Emmy from 2000 to 2003.

  9. 9.Which TV network kept an eye on broadcasting since 1927?

    • A. CBS
    • B. BET
    • C. PBS
    • D. Starz
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    CBS

    Did you know? CBS's eye logo dates to 1951.

  10. 10.Which TV term launches a new series around an existing character?

    • A. rerun
    • B. studio audience
    • C. limited series
    • D. spin-off
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    spin-off

    Did you know? The Jeffersons spun off from All in the Family in 1975.

  11. 11.Which TV network publicly broadcast to Britain since 1922?

    • A. PBS
    • B. Showtime
    • C. the BBC
    • D. Cartoon Network
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    the BBC

    Did you know? The BBC was founded in 1922 as the British Broadcasting Company.

  12. 12.Which TV term interrupts programming for advertising?

    • A. limited series
    • B. rerun
    • C. commercial break
    • D. webisode
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    commercial break

    Did you know? Commercial breaks interrupt programming with advertisements.

  13. 13.Which TV network peacock-branded American television since its 1926 radio days?

    • A. NBC
    • B. Comedy Central
    • C. BET
    • D. the BBC
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    NBC

    Did you know? NBC was founded in 1926 as a radio network before television.

  14. 14.Which TV term licenses a series to individual local stations?

    • A. syndication
    • B. bottle episode
    • C. limited series
    • D. sweeps week
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    syndication

    Did you know? In syndication, shows are sold station by station rather than through a network.

  15. 15.Which TV network split from NBC's Blue network in 1943?

    • A. NBC
    • B. Starz
    • C. ABC
    • D. Fox
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    ABC

    Did you know? ABC was formed in 1943 from NBC's former Blue Network.

  16. 16.Which TV term watches many episodes in one sitting?

    • A. laugh track
    • B. binge-watching
    • C. sweeps week
    • D. cold open
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    binge-watching

    Did you know? Streaming popularized binge-watching entire seasons at once.

  17. 17.Which TV network animated cable television since 1992?

    • A. Cartoon Network
    • B. USA Network
    • C. ABC
    • D. FX
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    Cartoon Network

    Did you know? Cartoon Network launched in 1992 around a library of classic cartoons.

  18. 18.Which TV term names television's evening peak-viewing hours?

    • A. spin-off
    • B. prime time
    • C. webisode
    • D. season finale
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    prime time

    Did you know? Prime time refers to television's evening peak hours.

  19. 19.Which TV network launched as America's fourth television network in 1986?

    • A. Fox
    • B. Comedy Central
    • C. Nickelodeon
    • D. Starz
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    Fox

    Did you know? Fox began broadcasting in October 1986.

  20. 20.Which TV term measures American TV audiences for advertisers?

    • A. commercial break
    • B. bottle episode
    • C. clip show
    • D. Nielsen rating
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    Nielsen rating

    Did you know? Nielsen ratings have measured US television audiences since the 1950s.

  21. 21.Which TV network carried uncut movies on premium cable since 1972?

    • A. TV Land
    • B. FX
    • C. Syfy
    • D. HBO
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    HBO

    Did you know? HBO launched in 1972 as America's first premium cable service.

  22. 22.Which TV term reveals plot information in advance?

    • A. rerun
    • B. spoiler
    • C. post-credits scene
    • D. limited series
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    spoiler

    Did you know? A spoiler reveals plot details before a viewer has seen them.

  23. 23.Which TV network devoted cable to sketch and stand-up since 1991?

    • A. FX
    • B. Cartoon Network
    • C. Comedy Central
    • D. Starz
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    Comedy Central

    Did you know? Comedy Central launched in 1991 from two comedy channels' merger.

  24. 24.Which TV network rebranded science fiction cable in 2009?

    • A. Disney Channel
    • B. USA Network
    • C. Syfy
    • D. TNT
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    Syfy

    Did you know? Syfy was renamed from the Sci Fi Channel in 2009.

  25. 25.Which TV term watches the show live as it is filmed?

    • A. studio audience
    • B. commercial break
    • C. backdoor pilot
    • D. rerun
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    studio audience

    Did you know? A studio audience watches the taping live on set.

  26. 26.Which tv award lets the general public vote since 1975?

    • A. the People's Choice Awards
    • B. the Peabody Awards
    • C. the Emmy Award
    • D. the Daytime Emmy Awards
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    the People's Choice Awards

    Did you know? The People's Choice Awards began in 1975 as a public-voted honor.

  27. 27.Which actress holds the record for the most Primetime Emmy acting wins, with eight?

    • A. Cloris Leachman
    • B. Mary Tyler Moore
    • C. Julia Louis-Dreyfus
    • D. Betty White
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    Cloris Leachman

    Did you know? Cloris Leachman's eight acting Emmys remain the record among performers.

  28. 28.Which TV network built Fox's edgy cable drama brand since 1994?

    • A. Showtime
    • B. FX
    • C. HBO
    • D. AMC
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    FX

    Did you know? FX launched in 1994 as a Fox-owned cable channel.

  29. 29.Which TV term runs a scene before the title sequence?

    • A. bottle episode
    • B. cold open
    • C. spin-off
    • D. very special episode
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    cold open

    Did you know? A cold open plays before a show's title sequence.

  30. 30.Which tv award recognizes television produced outside the United States?

    • A. the Daytime Emmy Awards
    • B. the People's Choice Awards
    • C. the Emmy Award
    • D. the International Emmy
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    the International Emmy

    Did you know? The International Emmy Awards are presented in New York by the same academy.

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