Media and Information Languages (Group 2)

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Media and Information Languages (Group 2)


Froggy Jumps Media and Information Languages (Group 2)Version en ligne Group Quiz par Gil Jr Baui 1 A student wants a headline for the event below: "The school distributed free learning materials to 300 students." Which is the BEST headline? a School Gives Important Learning Materials to Many Students Yesterday b Learning Materials Distributed by School to Three Hundred Students c School Distributes Learning Kits to 300 Learners 2 After searching online for climate change, a student notices that similar videos keep appearing on their feed. Which technical/digital element is influencing this? a Typography b Algorithms c Captions 3 A photojournalist asks flood victims to pose dramatically before taking a picture. Which principle of photojournalism is compromised? a Timeliness b Storytelling c Objectivity 4 Read the situation: A public service announcement uses: A siren sound Flashing red visuals The hashtag #StaySafe Which combination of media languages is present? a Written and Audio only b Audio, Visual, and Technical/Digital c Visual and Symbolic only 5 A student reads an online article and notices many hyperlinks leading to related sources. What is the main purpose of these hyperlinks? a To add background music b To replace headlines c To provide access to additional information 6 A news report uses dramatic music and rapid video cuts to make a minor incident appear serious. What should a media-literate viewer do? a Accept the message immediately b Focus only on the music c Evaluate whether the presentation is influencing perception 7 Which caption BEST follows photojournalism standards? a CRISIS. Residents cross floodwaters in Santa Maria after a bridge collapse disrupted transportation. b What a shocking event! c AMAZING DAY! People having fun somewhere. 8 A teacher posts the emoji 👍 after reading a student's work. What message is MOST likely communicated? a Warning b Disapproval c Approval or agreement 9 A video suddenly becomes silent just before revealing an important scene. Why might the producer intentionally use silence? a To reduce production costs b To create tension and focus attention c To improve internet connection 10 A student compares two news headlines about the same event: Headline A: "Mayor Launches New Feeding Program" Headline B: "Mayor Finally Acts After Years of Neglect" What does Headline B demonstrate? a Possible bias in language b Objectivity c Neutral reporting

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Media and Information Languages (Group 2)Version en ligne

par Gil Jr Baui

A student wants a headline for the event below: "The school distributed free learning materials to 300 students." Which is the BEST headline?

After searching online for climate change, a student notices that similar videos keep appearing on their feed. Which technical/digital element is influencing this?

A photojournalist asks flood victims to pose dramatically before taking a picture. Which principle of photojournalism is compromised?

Read the situation: A public service announcement uses: A siren sound Flashing red visuals The hashtag #StaySafe Which combination of media languages is present?

A student reads an online article and notices many hyperlinks leading to related sources. What is the main purpose of these hyperlinks?

A news report uses dramatic music and rapid video cuts to make a minor incident appear serious. What should a media-literate viewer do?

Which caption BEST follows photojournalism standards?

A teacher posts the emoji 👍 after reading a student's work. What message is MOST likely communicated?

A video suddenly becomes silent just before revealing an important scene. Why might the producer intentionally use silence?

A student compares two news headlines about the same event: Headline A: "Mayor Launches New Feeding Program" Headline B: "Mayor Finally Acts After Years of Neglect" What does Headline B demonstrate?