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Rule of Thirds
The process of making an image meaningful by adding words
Text added to anchor the image
Empty space around and between the subject of an image
Guideline for placing subjects where columns and rows intersect
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Context
The main headline of the article.
The visual elements of the news story.
The direct quotations from the sources.
The additional information that explains the background of events
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Punchlines
The panels used to build space and time.
The narrator’s voice in the comic.
A phrase or word that builds up to something funny.
Symbols representing abstract ideas.
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Logo
Empty space around and between the subject of an image
Resembles the thing it represents
Image that tells a story
A design used to represent an organization
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Varied Sentence Lengths
The repetition of the same phrase at the beginning of each sentence.
Changing the length of sentences to create rhythm and cadence.
The appeal to the audience’s sense of ethics
The contrast of two ideas in a sequence
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Bandwagon Effect
Displaying the product in a luxurious setting.
Creating a sense that everyone is buying the product.
Creating a problem that the product solves.
Using the brand’s logo in all ads.
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Logos
A rhetorical device that repeats a phrase.
The use of three items in a list to create emphasis.
The appeal to the audience’s sense of logic and reasoning.
The appeal to the audience’s emotions.
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Header (Webpage)
The area where advertisements are displayed.
The bottom section that includes legal information and copyright details.
The top section that often contains the site’s logo and navigation menu
The section that includes links to other pages and contact information.
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Emanata
The space inside the panels.
The narrator’s voice in a comic.
The speech bubbles in the comic.
Dots, lines, or symbols showing emotion, motion, or sound.
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Trompe l’oeil
The method of giving two-dimensional art a three-dimensional appearance.
The art of using symbols to communicate a political message.
The use of bright colors to attract attention to the artwork
A technique that only uses stencils to create art.
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Author's Voice
The personal and informal tone that reflects authors personality and style.
The use of technical jargon and complex language.
The objective, formal tone used in academic writing
The structure and layout of the blog post
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Testimonial
A discount offer for the product.
The text or words that describe the product.
The colors used in the ad to attract attention.
A personal story or celebrity endorsement of the product.
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Signature
The solution to the problem presented in the ad.
The headline in the advertisement.
The brand’s name and logo used in the ad.
A celebrity endorsement for the product.
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Image Composition
The process of adding text to an image.
The arrangement of objects, color, and contrast in an image.
The story told by an image
Empty space around and between the subject of an image.
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Tone
The mood created by the visual elements of the article.
The layout and design of the article.
The length of the article.
The attitude or feeling conveyed through the author’s writing style.
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Anchoring
Image added to anchor the text
Image that tells a story
Making an image or words meaningful by adding an element
Text added to anchor the image
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Which of the following is NOT a feature of a photograph on a Magazine Cover?
Colour of Skin
Smile and Teeth
Gaze
Position of Hands
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Pathos
The reference to another speech or famous text.
The appeal to the audience’s emotions
The appeal to the audience’s logic
The contrast of two ideas using ‘but’.
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Headlines
Questions or statements to capture attention.
A description of the magazine's content.
A secondary heading below the title.
Information about the image used.
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Thought Bubbles
Narration of the story.
Symbols representing emotions.
A punchline inside the comic.
Cloud-like bubbles showing character thoughts.
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Visual Narrative
The arrangement of objects in an image
The process of adding words to images.
The story told by an image
The use of lines to divide an image into sections
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Visual Hierarchy
The way text and graphics are arranged to guide the viewer’s attention.
The source of the information in the infographic.
The use of large blocks of text in the infographic
he color scheme used in the infographic
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Association
Associating the product with values or people in the ad.
The use of a slogan in all of the product’s advertisements.
The logo of the product placed in the ad.
The way a product’s name is displayed in the ad.
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Quotations
The use of numbers and statistics in the article
Direct quotes from relevant people that enhance the story’s reliability.
The visual elements added to the article
The background information about the event
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Ears
The sides of the magazine cover.
The lower corners of the cover.
The center of the magazine cover.
The upper left and right corners of the cover.
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Caption
Text added to anchor the image
Image that tells a story
The arrangement of objects in relation to each other
Image added to anchor the text
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Camera Angle
The space between the panels.
The text inside the bubbles.
The point of view or perspective on the characters.
The direction in which the characters are looking.
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Speech Bubble
A panel’s outline.
A symbol representing abstract ideas.
A bubble representing thoughts.
A bubble showing character dialogues.
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Panels
Image that resembles the thing it represents.
Sections created by dividing an image with lines.
Empty space around and between the subject of an image.
Image that tells a story.
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Allusion
A reference to another speech or famous phrase.
A way to vary sentence lengths.
The use of repetition in a speech.
The appeal to the audience’s ethics.
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Symbols
Image that stands for something abstract.
A design used to represent an organization
Image that tells a story.
Image that resembles the thing it represents.
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Repetition
The use of three items in a list.
The repetition of words or phrases to emphasize an idea
The repetition of contrasting ideas
A speech device to appeal to the audience’s ethics.
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Tagline
The name of the company.
A catchy phrase leading the advertisement.
The visual representation of the product.
A phrase used for all marketing purposes.
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Call To Action
A section where the author presents additional resources.
A prompt encouraging readers to take specific actions
The author’s bio and background information.
The visual elements and design of the blog.
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Icon
A design used to represent an organization
Resembles the thing it represents
An image added to anchor the text
Empty space around and between the subject of an image
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Negative Space
The use of lines to divide an image into sections
Image added to anchor the text
Empty space around and between the subject of an image
The story told by an image.
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Antithesis
The repetition of the same phrase at the beginning of each sentence.
The contrasting of two ideas in a sequence.
A reference to another famous text.
The repetition of words to appeal to logic.
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Source
The headline of the article
The writer’s opinion about the story
The place where the article was published.
The origin of the information, crucial for reliability
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Hypophora
The contrast of two ideas in a sentence
A question asked and immediately answered by the speaker.
A reference to another famous speech
A list of three items in a sentence
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Social Commentary
Creating images with abstract meanings.
The use of bright colors in street art.
The graffiti artist’s personal signature.
A statement about political or social issues in the artwork.
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Illustration
Empty space around and between the subject of an image
The process of making images meaningful with words
Image added to anchor the text
Text added to anchor the image
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Topical
Commenting critically on a current event or political figure.
Adding symbols to enhance the message.
The use of humor to discuss general topics.
The exaggeration of characters to make a point.
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Ethos
The appeal to the audience’s emotions
The appeal to the audience’s sense of logic.
The appeal to the audience’s sense of ethics
The repetition of an idea in a speech.
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Teasers
The headlines found in the ears of the cover.
Text at the bottom of the cover.
The name of the magazine.
A tagline explaining the magazine’s theme.
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Facts
The background information that adds context.
The personal opinions included in the article.
The visual design of the article.
Numbers, statistics, dates, and names that build a factual report.
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Situational Irony
Art that only uses symbols.
The artist writes a message on a piece of art.
Contradiction between the art and the surrounding environment.
Art that uses realistic colors and designs
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Irony
The use of caricature in a political cartoon.
A caption used to explain the cartoon.
When the opposite of what is intended happens or is meant.
A figure of speech involving overstatement.
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Gutter
The space between the panels.
The background details in the comic.
he sound effects drawn in a panel.
The character’s speech bubble.
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Caricature
The use of captions to explain a situation.
The exaggeration of facial features to comment on a person’s character.
Labeling political figures to make the message clear.
Using symbols to communicate abstract ideas.
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Slogan
A phrase used for all of the brand’s marketing purposes.
A catchy phrase used only in one advertisement.
The product’s name in the ad.
The testimonial from a celebrity.
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Title
The photograph of the subject
Text added to anchor the image
The positioning of a subject’s body
The name of the magazine and color/font choice
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Figurative Speech
A reference to another speech.
Language used to evoke emotions.
Any form of language not meant literally.
A rhetorical question followed by a logical answer.
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Voiceover
The narrator’s words appearing above or below the panel.
The sound effects drawn in a panel.
The movement of characters in the comic.
A character's speech in a bubble.
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Newsworthiness
The attractiveness of the news article’s layout
Factors that make a story relevant, extraordinary, or negative.
The number of sources cited in the article
The length of the news article.
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Captions and Labelling
The use of colors to make the cartoon stand out.
Describes the type of irony in the cartoon
Helps clarify the message and symbolism in the cartoon.
A detailed description of the characters in the cartoon
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Persuasive Language
The use of data and statistics in the article.
The way the article is structured.
The use of technical jargon to convey the author’s expertise.
The language used to convince the reader of the author’s viewpoint
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Parallelism
The use of parallel sentence structures or phrases in consecutive order.
A rhetorical question followed by an answer
The repetition of a sound or syllable.
A list of three items in a sentence
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Stencil
The use of bright colors to attract attention.
A technique used for large murals.
A method of painting quickly using a cut-out design.
A tool used to create 3D art.
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Symbolism
Using concrete objects to represent abstract ideas.
Exaggerating actions to communicate irony.
A caption that explains the cartoon’s meaning.
The use of caricature to mock political figures.
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Headlines and Subheadings
The source of the news story.
The background information of the story
Headlines capture main sentiments, while subheadings outline key aspects
The visual elements of a news article.
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Tricolon and Polysyndeton
A rhetorical device that appeals to logic.
A list of three items and the use of ‘and’ to link them.
The repetition of the same word in different forms.
The contrasting of two ideas using ‘but’.
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Guerilla Art
A traditional form of street art
Art made in private galleries.
Art that uses pre-existing objects and public spaces to create meaning.
Art that can only be created during the night
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Color Scheme
The background images used in the infographic.
The text size used for headings and subheadings
The design used for the infographic’s borders
The arrangement of colors to enhance readability and visual appeal
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Problem and Benefit
Offering a discount for purchasing the product.
Creating a need by presenting a problem and offering a solution.
Using bright colors to attract attention.
Showing a family enjoying the product.
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Copy
The text or words used in the advertisement.
The photo or image in the advertisement.
The use of colors in the ad.
The placement of the product in the ad.
