Subtitles and Caption FCC Caption Regulations and Compliance 2

Question 1

The FCC's four caption quality standards are accuracy, synchrony, completeness, and:

Accepted Answer

Placement

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Color

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Font size

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Speed

Question 2

Which category of programming is EXEMPT from FCC closed captioning requirements?

Accepted Answer

Local non-news programming with low revenue

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Prime-time network broadcasts

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Syndicated daytime shows

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Cable news channels

Question 3

Under the CVAA, video clips posted online by video programmers must have captions if the full program:

Accepted Answer

Was previously captioned when aired on television

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Airs in more than five markets

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Is longer than 30 minutes

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Includes dialogue from actors

Question 4

FCC rules allow viewers to file a caption complaint if captions are missing or of poor quality. Where do viewers submit this complaint?

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FCC Consumer Complaint Center

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Federal Trade Commission

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National Captioning Institute

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Broadcast station HR department

Question 5

Spanish-language programming on U.S. television is required by the FCC to have captions in which language?

Accepted Answer

Spanish

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English

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Both Spanish and English

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The viewer's preferred language

Question 6

Which FCC rule category covers live programming captioning quality requirements?

Accepted Answer

Best efforts standard

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Verbatim accuracy standard

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Summarization standard

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Translation standard