What are media codes?

The use of specific colours, images, and design elements

What is a common feature of fact-based media products?

The inclusion of verified information and sources

Which of the following is an example of body language as a code?

A character crossing their arms to show confidence

Which of the following best describes the role of ‘tone’ in media conventions?

It determines the emotions and style of a media product

How does ‘direct address’ function as a media convention?

It makes media more interactive by speaking directly to the audience

What is an example of a convention in media?

Using persuasive buzzwords in advertising

Which of the following is an example of a layout and design code?

A news article using columns and bold headlines

What does ‘post-production’ refer to in media codes?

Editing and adding effects after filming or designing

How do buzzwords function in media conventions?

They make media content sound more engaging and persuasive

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1
What are media codes?
A list of colours used in media
The laws of the media industry
The use of specific colours, images, and design elements
Rules for creating films
2
What is a common feature of fact-based media products?
A focus on entertainment rather than accuracy
The use of opinion-based language
The inclusion of verified information and sources
The use of bright colours and fun fonts
3
Which of the following is an example of body language as a code?
A news article using capital letters in a headline
The use of persuasive text in an advertisement
A character crossing their arms to show confidence
A horror movie using dark lighting
4
Which of the following best describes the role of ‘tone’ in media conventions?
It refers to the use of sound in a film
It is only used in graphic design
It is an element of layout and design
It determines the emotions and style of a media product
5
How does ‘direct address’ function as a media convention?
It makes media more interactive by speaking directly to the audience
It has no impact on the audience
It refers to the way text is placed on a page
It is only used in fictional films
6
What is an example of a convention in media?
Placing a character on the left side of a movie poster
Using a specific font in a newspaper
Editing a photo to improve brightness
Using persuasive buzzwords in advertising
7
Which of the following is an example of a layout and design code?
A news article using columns and bold headlines
The use of persuasive words in an advertisement
A character using exaggerated facial expressions
The use of a serious tone in a documentary
8
What does ‘post-production’ refer to in media codes?
Planning out a media product
Editing and adding effects after filming or designing
Creating props for a movie
Choosing colours and fonts
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How can colour be used as a media code?
To create meaning and mood
To control how much text is included
To make an image look realistic
To add random variety to a media product
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How do buzzwords function in media conventions?
They have no real impact on an audience
They are only used in headlines
They refer to background sound in a video
They make media content sound more engaging and persuasive

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