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A challenge is something new and difficult which requires great effort and determination.
Power
Challenge
Opportunities
Media
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These are the written elements that accompany media to create meaning, except:
Captions
Title
Script
Subtitles
3
are a text version of the spoken part of a television, movie, or computer presentation.
Closed Captions
Subtitles
Captions
Open Captions
4
Virginia Shea provided ____ examples in her online book.
15
25
10
5
5
Signs used on goods with a specific geographical origin and qualities.
Patents
Geographical Indications
Copyrights
Trade Secrets
6
enhance the learning experience and improve outcomes for students
Education
Economy
Opportunity
Social
7
What is IP
Instant Popularity
Intellectual Property
Instant Practice
Instant Posting
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Exclusive rights granted for an invention, allowing the owner to decide how it’s used by others.
Patents
Trademarks
Industrial Design
Copyrights
9
is a film lighting technique that goes beyond the standard three-point lighting setup
Panorama
Cinematic Lighting
Lighting
Pedestal
10
Philippine Constitution gives people the freedom to harm others
False
True
11
engaging with games on various platforms.
IM (Instant Messaing)
Blogging
Gaming
Social Networking
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avoid using sarcasm because some might misinterpret the message and will cause conflict.
Do not use sarcasm
Value and have respect for others' privacy
Descriptive Phrases
Introduce yourself
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refers codes, conventions, formats,symbols and narrative structures that show th meaning of media messages to an audienc
Media Language
Language
Code
Conventions
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use of language style and textual layout
Codes
Written Codes
Letter Codes
Writing Codes
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In _____, a book of Virginia Shea is published.
1999
2004
2003
1998
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is a significant challenge for the media and information industry.
Copyright Infringement
Copyright Laws
Cybercrime
Copyright
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Commonly called PIU or Problematic Internet. Use that refers to too much use of Internet
Virtual Self
Digital Divide
Cyber bullying or Cyber Harassment
Addiction
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recipients of the message shown in media
Director
Producers
Audience
Actors
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camera angle that involves ascending or descending the entire camera, instead of just the angle of the camera
Camera
Pedestal
Tilt
Zoom
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sound recorded and presented so it will makea specific storytelling or creative point without theuse ofdialogue ormusic.
Sound Effects
Dialogue
Music
Audio
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Refers to the author's sole right and the author's limitation
Copyright
Plagiarism
Copyright Infringement
Fair Use
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Rights that creators have over their literary and artistic works.
Copyrights
Trademarks
Patents
Industrial Designs
23
Ethics emphasizes: Wise contribution and to not use of information and media content.
False
True
24
refers to ethical guidelines in communication or using the Internet.
Netiquette
Fair Use
Plagiarism
Copyright Infringement
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to move the camera lens closer or further away from the subject
Lighting
Camera
Zoom
Pedestal
26
The time and place of the narrative, which can be as broad as a country or as specific as a room.
Mood
Character
Setting
Theme
27
The manipulation of natural or artificial light to highlight specific elements of a scene.
Editing
Lighting
Audio
Camerawork
28
Possible methods in which codes are organized in a product; based on a standard or norm that acts as a rule governing
Conventions
Language
Codes
Media Language
29
—refers to the use of websites and applications to interact or communicate with other people.
IM (Instant Messaging)
Social Networking
Gaming
Blogging
30
How the camera is operated, positioned, and moved, including aspects like framing and lens choice.
Editing
Camerawork
Audio
Lighting
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Tools used to contract or suggest meaning in media forms and product that have a commonly established meaning to the
Conventions
Language
Media Language
Code
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Ethics emphasizes: Promoting equality, free expression, tolerance, and intercultural dialogue through media and ICTs
True
False
33
It is considered as a norm in today's society
Blogging
Downloading Music/movies/media
Uploading
IM (Instant Messaging)
34
The ornamental or aesthetic aspect of an article.
Trademarks
Copyrights
Trade Secrets
Industrial Designs
35
Ethics emphasizes the importance of: Critical evaluation of information and media content.
True
False
36
refers to a website that intends to inform people or to discuss a particular topic.
IM (Instant Messaging)
Gaming
Social Networking
Blogging
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similar to dolly, but instead of moving the camera toward or away from the subject, the camera goes from side to side
Truck
Tilt
Dolly
Panorama
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Everything within the frame, including set design, costume, props, staging, and composition.
Acting
Color
Mise en scene
Body Language
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avoid copying everyone you know on each message.
Enter a subject line
Immediately respond to messages
Be curt
Be cautious in copying
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IM means:
Install Messenger
Install Malware
Instant Messaging
Instant Marathon
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The use of dominant colors, contrasting foils, and color symbolism to convey meaning.
Editing
Lighting
Acting
Color
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like panning, the camera is held in a fixed position, but instead of moving the camera side to side.
Audio
Zoom
Tilt
Pedestal
43
is heading or title of an article while caption is (typography) the descriptive heading or title of a documentor
Headlines
Title
Subtitles
Captions
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Claiming a work or an intellectual property as your own
Copyright Infringement
Plagiarism
Copyright Infridgements
Plagiarisms
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digital media and internet had created new economic opportunities
Opportunity
Social
Education
Economy
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challenges facing the media and information industry in relation to ___ include data breaches, malware, phishing attacks
Cybercrime
Opportunities
Illegal Content
Challenge
47
people who engaged / part of creation of media product
Director
Actors
Producers
Writers
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One of the netiquettes mentioned by Virginia Shea: Immediately respond to messages
False
True
49
avoid rude language, use proper grammar, and check spelling
Descriptive Phrases
Enter a subject line
Be curt
Observe proper language
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always begin by identifying yourself so that the receiver will can easily know the sender
Introductory Message
Introduce yourself
Introduction
IM (Introduce Myself)
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For instance, an actor or a character’s actions depicts or describes how or wha
Technological Codes
Technical Codes
Symbolic Codes
Symbolism Codes
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The use of dialogue, sound effects, and music, which can be diegetic (within the story’s world) or non-diegetic (exter
Camerawork
Editing
Audio
Lighting
53
According to _____ of the Philippine Constitution, there is no law that should be passed that relates in removing rights
Article II, Section 3
Article I, Section 4
Article III, Section 4
Article V, Section 1
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Ethics emphasizes: Eligibility of online hate speech and cyberbullying.
False
True
55
other provider of information : libraries, archives, museums, and internet
Actors
Producer
Director
Stakeholders
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has created new challenges in combating the spread of illegal content
Illegal Content
Cybercrime
Opportunities
Challenge
57
There are ____ types of codes
3
4
8
2
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is used to specify the location where the camera is placed to take a shot.
Camera Shot Angle
Camera
Camera Shot
Camerawork
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Each year, games become more and more realistic to the eyes of every player
True
False
60
Technological is a type of code
False
True
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uploading and sharing original creations throughout media can be a big risk on the original creator’s part
False
True
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has provided immense opportunities for media and information sharing.
Education
Opportunity
Social Media
Economy
63
Originally, digital divide refers to the gap between users when it comes to access of information
Addiction
Virtual Self
Cyberbullying or Cyber Harassment
Digital Divide
64
The portrayal of characters through facial expressions, body language, vocal qualities, movement, and body contact
Emotions
Acting
Mise en scene
Talent
65
be concise in responding or sending out email
Observe proper language
Be curt
Be cautious in copying
Introduce yourself
66
Virginia Shea's online book is titled:
Online Etiquettes
Netiquette
Rules and Regulations
Shea's Rules
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refers to a camera movement that involves the camera attached on a track and is moved towards or away from the subject.
Dolly
Tilt
Pedestal
Panorama
68
Do not use proper emotion icon
False
True
69
The types of symbolic codes, except:
Color
Language
Clothing
Acting skills
70
A time or set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something.
Education
Opportunity
Social
Economy
71
express the topic of the message.
Descriptive Phase
Descriptive Phrase
Dilution
Diary Phase
72
Captions displayed at the bottom of a movie
Script
Meaning
Subtitles
Title
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refers to an example of nonverbal communication through gestures or movements.
Verbal Language
Body Language
Language
Media Language
74
Fair Use may include criticism, researching, commentary
True
False
75
do not respond or massively send out worthless email postings like chain letters, rumors, gossip, etc.
False
True
76
refer to the place where an event happens.
Place
Map
Theme
Setting
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Copyright Infringement Vs Plagiarism: Using or reproducing someone else’s work without permission.
Plagiarism
Plagiarisms
Copyright Infringement
Copyright Infridgements
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This refers to the digital identity or assumed identity in the virtual world.
Addiction
Cyber bullying or Cyber Harassment
Digital Divide
Virtual Self
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Signs capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one enterprise from those of others.
Trademarks
Patents
Copyrights
Industrial Designs
80
include a Do not spam or send out junk mail
Enter a subject line
Observe proper language
Be curt
Be cautious in copying
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considered as a great place wherein a person can share or flaunt skills in creating something
Tweeting
Uploading
Media
Ranting
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Ethics emphasizes: Managing one’s rights online, including privacy and intellectual property
True
False
83
refers to methods on how an equipment or device is used to tell a story. This includes how cameras work in a film
Technical Codes
Symbolistic Codes
Symbolic Codes
Written Codes
84
Here are some of the opportunities that social media has created rapid spread of, EXCEPT:
Digital Devices
Information
Crowdsourcing
User-generated content
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The process of choosing,manipulating, and arranging images andsound for graphic,rhythmic, spatial,or temporal edits
Lighting
Audio
Editing
Camerawork
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refers to inventions; literary, artistic works; designs; and symbols, names and images used in commerce
Intellectual Property
Media
Work
Art
87
do not send out or share somebody else’s email without permission.
Do not use sarcasm
Value and have respect for others' privacy
Introduce yourself
Descriptive Phrases
88
communication and information sharing are essential components of democratic governance
Education
Political
Economy
Opportunity
89
avoid using _____ because some might misinterpret the message and will cause conflict.
Antonyms
Deep words
Sarcasm
Hate
90
uploading and sharing original creations throughout media can be a big risk on the original creator’s part, WHY?
people may post the original creation as their own even it's not
Popularity will make them a bad person
Because public exposure is scary
Cyber Bullying is prone to popular people
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A type of bullying done online.
Addiction
Digital Divide
Virtual Self
Cyber bullying or Cyber Harassment
92
refers to the act of exchanging messages through a software application in real time.
IM (Instant Messaging)
Blogging
Gaming
Social Networking
93
Ethics emphasizes _____ importances
1
3
6
5
94
a system of arbitrary, vocal symbols that permit all people in a given culture, or other people who have learned the s
Media Language
Conventions
Code
Language
95
Illegal Content, Cybercrime, Copyright Infringement. Citizen Journalism, Human Trafficking are a part of the challenge
True
False
96
The primary types of technical codes are: camera work, editing, audio, actors
True
False
97
is composed of the series of frames that are shot uninterrupted from the moment the camera starts rolling.
Camera Shot
Camera
Language
Camera Shot Angles
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to move the camera from side to side or horizontally in a stationary position
Horizontal Angle
Panorama
0.5
Tilt
99
also known as moral philosophy, refers to the moral connecting to human behavior
Moral
Logic
Behavior
Ethics
100
IP rights on confidential information which may be sold or licensed.
Copyrights
Trade Secrets
Intellectual Property
Trademarks