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a fast paced opening scene in the film attractingthe audience right from the start in order to create interest.
flashback
settings
Acting
Action scene
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Which age is not included in the evolution of media?
electronic age
print age
pre-colonial age
tribal age
3
What is genre?
interconnected networks
repository of media
a type or kind
a standard or norm that acts as a rule governing behaviour.
4
Which is not included in the opportunities of media and information under social?
Communication
The Highly Visual Evolution
Tourism
Freedom of Speech
5
Why is it important to be a technology literate?
all are correct.
for convenience
promotes inclusion in modern society
exposes us to new online global communities; raising awareness
6
A medium that expresses narratives orother ideas using aseries of still images.
Speech Bubbles
Photo captions
Headlines
Comics
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acts as watchdog to protect public interest against malpractice and create public awareness.
technology
media
people
information
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Through media literacy, a learner is able TO IDENTIFY, FIND, EVALUATE, APPLY, ACKNOWLEDGE information.
False
True
9
enhances political coordination in the development of sound economic policy
Media
none are correct.
Information
Technology
10
also known as the waist up. Used for interviews or newscasting because it directs the viewers to the subject.
Extreme long shot
Full shot
Medium shot
Long shot
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Media Codes represent the underlying systems of signs and symbols which create meaning.
False
True
12
Refer to a standard or norm that acts as a rule governing behaviour.
Code of Ethics
Conventions
notions
Protocols
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CAMERA WORK is the way the camera moves, pans, the angle and the framing helps tell the story.
False
True
14
What is Film/Cinema?
none are correct.
reproduced in a printing process.
enhanced media experience through audio-visual components.
ubiquity
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What is Broadcast Media?
interaction with a user interface or motion sensing.
Digital Media
Incorporate two-way communication, and involve some form of computing.
Household media
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covers a wide area thus framing the subject including a vast amount of its surroundings.
Medium shot
Long shot
extreme long shot
None are correct.
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a set of situations that makes possible to do something.
media
technology
opportunity
choices
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new era of media experience.
literacy age
information age
print age
electronic age
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Knowledge unique to one's culture and is produced naturally, transfers through channels in which culture is preserved.
Indigenous Knowledge
Library
Internet
Gossips
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What is video game/s?
ubiquitous
electronic game, interaction with a user interface or motion sensing.
digital media
utilizes paper and ink.
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Creates the illusion that a film is unfolding naturally, without the intervention of the film-maker.
panorama
Extreme long shot
editing (technical codes)
full shot
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New Media is from game consoles to personal computers to the internet to cell phones.
False
True
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the scene of a film that describes or shows something that has happened in the past.
Flashbacks
Extreme long shot
Action scene
Climax
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frames how learners, teachers and researchers make meaning of events from both individual and multiple views.
the perspectivity framework
In sites using video
The highly visual evolution
news industry
25
tightly frames a person or object.
Extreme long shot
Medium shot
Close up
Full shot
26
Media enhances the teaching and learning processes inside the four walls of the classrooms.
True
False
27
a perspective from which we expose ourselves to the media and interpret the meaning of the messages we encounter.
information literacy
media literacy
media
technology
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Media power is the concentration of symbolic power in media institutions.
True
False
29
Which does not belong to the sub-areas of symbolic codes?
color and objects
clothes
settings and acting
full shot
30
How many age/era has occurred in the evolution of traditional to new media?
6
5
4
7
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Broadcast Media is also known as “household” media.
False
True
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What is print media?
materials are digitally produced
written using paper and ink, traditionally mechanical.
considered as “household” media.
has a cathartic effect to its audience
33
What is technology literacy?
all are correct.
to know when info is needed & where to access, locate, evaluate, use it.
literate in various media channels and read many source materials.
ability to use new media to access and communicate information effectively.
34
Economic areas affected by media and information are the following _____.
Broadcast Media, Mobile Comms
Entertainment Programs, Print Media
News Industry, Film Production
Internet, Advertising, Public Relations
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Identify what is not included in the main sources of information.
Internet
indigenous knowledge
library
rumors
36
What are the opportunities of media and information?
Education
Social, Political
Economy
All are correct.
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power of media and information includes
all are included.
business strategy
healthcare
banks of the future
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Written codes delve into the connotative rather than the denotative.
True
False
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How many types of media are there?
5
9
8
4
40
communication channels through which information is transmitted
None
Media
Technology
Information
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Define Internet.
A global computer network
Provides a variety of information and communication facilities
all are correct.
interconnected networks using standardized communication protocols.
42
Technological Determinism refers to when ____
Culture and society shapes technology.
Innovations over time do not dictate how people function.
Society is driven by changes in media and technology
all are wrong.
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Sense of sight was predominant, alphabet was invented.
tribal age
literacy age
post-colonial age
print age
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Challenges of media and information includes
Illegal Content
Cyber Crime
Identity Theft
Copyright Infringement
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What is New Media?
All are correct.
digital media
Products and services that provide information or entertainment using the
two-way communication, and involve some form of computing.
46
Hearing was the most valuable sense of reception.
tribal age
electronic age
information age
infrastructure age
47
the text indicating the nature ofthe article below it.
speech bubbles
headlines
photo captions
Comics
48
Which is not included to the opportunities of media and information under political area?
Direct interaction with politicians
in sites using video
demographic and targeting
news around the clock, the impact of polls
49
Focus on how media frames in visual media are presented.
Morse codes
Written codes
Symbolic codes
Technical codes
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Dialogue ballons or word ballons, used to represent the speech or thoughts of a given character in the comic.
Speech Bubbles
Photo Captions
Headlines
Comics
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SYSTEMS OF SIGNS THAT WHEN PUT TOGETHER CREATE MEANING.
Phrase
Codes
Symbols
Letters
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something new and difficult which requires great effort and determination.
Discipline
Choice
Challenge
Opportunity
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sub-areas of technical codes include
sound/audio
all are correct
editing, lighting
camera work
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Media Literacy is not about "protecting" kids from unwanted messages but exposing them to media messages.
True
False
55
Identify what is not included.
Symbolic codes
Written codes
Morse codes
Technical codes
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recognize when information is needed and how he will be able to ACCESS, LOCATE, USE IT EFFECTIVELY.
Media
Information
Literacy
Information Literacy
57
Under camera work, how many sub-areas are included?
3
4
1
8
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It is the use of language style and textual layout.
Written codes
Morse codes
Symbolic codes
Technical codes
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sound/audio can provide powerful emotional accompaniment.
True
False
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Cultural Determinism refers to when ____
all are correct.
Society is driven by changes in media and technology
Innovations over time do not dictate how people function.
Society adapts to advances in technology
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Which is not included in the opportunities of media and information in education?
highly visual evolution
in sites using video
the perspectivity framework
all are included.
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It shows the subject fully, from head to toe. Also known as wide shot, long shot.
Extreme long shot
Full shot
Panorama
Close up
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COMMUNICATIVE EVENT AND COMMUNICATIVE PURPOSE ARE THE TWO TYPES OF GENRE.
True
False
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An information literate person can _____ information
identify and apply
disseminate
identify, find, evaluate, apply, acknowledge
prove
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sub-areas of camera work under technical codes are
all are correct.
camera movement
camera angle
type of shots
66
Video Games are products and services that provide information or entertainment using the internet.
True
False
67
express person's character, position and status of life through use of visual or nonverbalsymbols.
acting
settings
color
clothes
68
Printing press was invented.
electronic age
information age
tribal age
print age
69
Library is used as a transmission of information through local forms in which culture is preserved, handed down.
True
False
70
A repository for various media where reference materials are available but not for sale.
Internet
Indigenous Knowledge
All are correct.
Library
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Indigenous Knowledge provides a variety of information and communication facilities.
False
True