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UF PUR 3000 Exam 1 Review | Practice Test | Exam Questions & Verified Answers | 2026 | 2027 (Rated Grade A) This Exam 1 for UF's PUR 3000: Principles of Public Relations covers the foundational definitions, history, ethics, and models of the PR profession. Below is a review of key topics and sample questions frequently found on University of Florida exams. Exam Description & Content The first exam typically focuses on Chapters 1–4. It evaluates your understanding of PR as a "management function" that builds mutually beneficial relationships. • Process (RACE): Research, Action (Planning), Communication, and Evaluation. • PR vs. Others: Marketing (sales/profit), Advertising (paid/controlled), and Journalism (objective/mass media). • Models of PR: Press Agentry (propaganda/PT Barnum), Public Information (truthful/Ivy Lee), Two-Way Asymmetrical (scientific persuasion/Bernays), and Two-Way Symmetrical (mutual understanding). • Ethics: Basic value orientations include Absolutist (every decision right/wrong), Existentialist (practical choices), and Situationalist/Utilitarian (greatest good for most people).

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This Exam 1 for UF's PUR 3000: Principles of Public Relations covers the foundational
definitions, history, ethics, and models of the PR profession. Below is a review of key topics
and sample questions frequently found on University of Florida exams.

Exam Description & Content
The first exam typically focuses on Chapters 1–4. It evaluates your understanding of PR as
a "management function" that builds mutually beneficial relationships.

• Process (RACE): Research, Action (Planning), Communication, and Evaluation.

• PR vs. Others: Marketing (sales/profit), Advertising (paid/controlled), and
Journalism (objective/mass media).

• Models of PR: Press Agentry (propaganda/PT Barnum), Public Information
(truthful/Ivy Lee), Two-Way Asymmetrical (scientific persuasion/Bernays), and Two-
Way Symmetrical (mutual understanding).

• Ethics: Basic value orientations include Absolutist (every decision right/wrong),
Existentialist (practical choices), and Situationalist/Utilitarian (greatest good for most
people).



Quiz_________________?

-A civil rights activist and journalist who wrote a fashion book and a cookbook.

-First African-American woman to run a PR firm with national clients

-7-up was her first client. -

Answer✅

Inez Kaiser




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, Quiz_________________?

-A long-time public relations practitioner.

-First woman to serve as president of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) and
cofounder of the Public Relations Student Society of America (PRSSA).

-"The First Lady of Public Relations" -

Answer✅

Betsy Ann Plank




Quiz_________________?

-A pioneer in the field of political public relations -Formed the first agency specializing in
political campaigns with husband Clem Whitaker

-The duo managed 80 major campaigns, won all but six -

Answer✅

Leone Baxter




Quiz_________________?

-Credited by many as the "father of public relations"

-Among the first to realize that performance determines the publicity a client gets -

Answer✅

Ivy Ledbetter Lee




Quiz_________________?

-Established one of the first major U.S. public relations firms in 1952

-Edelman Public Relations Worldwide is now the word's largest independent firm -

Answer✅


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