English for Media Literacy Week 1

Which sentence is correct?

True or False: Writers don't usually introduce the main idea in the first sentence.

If you want to find the name of the woman in the photo, you should ____.

When skimming, what should we read?

Reading quickly for the main idea is ___.

Do we need to read the whole text in order to get the main idea?

Which word means to look at something carefully to understand it.

To ___ is to use small pieces of information to make a guess about something.

Which of these are examples of print media?

The overall general message of the text is called the _____.

To preview a text, we look at the title, ______, subheadings, and the first paragraph.

Which of these are reasons for sending a media message?

If you want to find the name of the woman in the picture, you should ___.

To ____ means to leave out or not include.

The right of the media to print/state their opinion without restrictions from the government is

Which is these is an example of mass media?

___ is the different ways in which news entertainment, marketing info is spread.

A ____ is the words or sentences right below a picture.

When previewing a text, which of these do you look at first?

Scanning is reading quickly to find _____.

A person who is media literate sees a post in social media and knows they should ask questions

A _ is the way someone sees the world. It's based on the person's life experiences and beliefs.

Which of these are reasons to become media literate?

Media that reaches a large number of people is called _____.

Which are examples of social media?

Literacy is the ability to ___, understand, analyze, and create with a written language.

The small titles that introduce different sections of the text are called ____.

Which of these questions should you ask yourself when analyzing media?

____ beliefs are views people have about how a country should be governed or run.

Someone who is media literate can read, _____, analyze, and _____ with media.