Which is an example of media informing the public about government?

• A. A social media post about a celebrity.
• B. A newspaper reports the details about a bill.
• C. A private diary.
• D. An advertisement for a product.

Answer: (B)

Media informing the public about government means news outlets explain what government actions mean for people, including how laws would work, what a bill would change, and where things stand in the process. A newspaper reporting the details about a bill does exactly this: it describes what the proposed law would do, who supports or opposes it, the potential impacts, and updates on its progress. This kind of reporting gives citizens clear, factual information they need to understand government activity and participate in democracy. The other scenarios don’t fit because they aren’t focused on government information—one is entertainment about a celebrity, another is private and not shared publicly, and a product advertisement is about selling something rather than explaining government matters.