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MIL COMPILATION OF
QUIZ REVIEWER
QUIZ 1
1. A process of media production that represents
reality through the decisions and perspectives of
its creators. Representation
2. Secret messages in a movie Codes
3. In the context of film analysis and genre
classification, which of the following best defines
the term "genre"? A system of classification of
films based on established conventions
4. Who are considered the primary consumers
for whom a media message is constructed?
Audience
5. In a film production studio, who is responsible
for scriptwriting, directing, and overseeing the
editing process to create a finished movie? The
Producers
appeal to a wide range of age groups with
diverse interests. What role does the audience
play in the success of this show? They
influence the show's content and ratings
7. In media, these are the styles and
approaches that have been standardized into
the content. Convention
8. Manner of presentation and style that
provides a structure for media and information
texts Format
9. Includes the language, dress or actions of
characters, or iconic things that are easily
understood. Symbolic Codes
10. These are entities such as Libraries and
Museums that help in improving the message of
the movie. Research Institutions
11. In the equation "Ratings = Revenues" within
the media industry, what do ratings represent?
The number of people who watch, listen to,
or read a particular media content
12. How do advertisers contribute to the
revenues of the media industry? Advertisers
pay for air-time or ad-space to reach the
media's audience
13. What is the definition of "revenues" in the
context of media economics? The generated
income of media companies
14. What is a key challenge associated with the
overwhelming amount of content available
online for educational purposes? Access to
media and information is limited in online
education
15. The following terms are examples of
opportunities of media for education, except
from: Information Overload
16. What challenge does the media industry
face in the context of government support and
funding? The media industry lacks
government funding and support for
creativity
17. A news anchor publicly acknowledges and
takes responsibility for an incorrect statement
made during a live broadcast. What ethical
principle does this act exemplify?
Accountability
18. Which type of censorship happens before
information is shared, often when a government
intervenes? Preventive Censorship
19. What is the primary concern with "Conflict of
Interest" in journalism? Maintaining fairness
and impartiality.
20. It also means “generalization” Stereotyping
QUIZ 2
True or False Section
1. The media and information age made
communication and information access more
efficient.
- TRUE
2. The media's role as the eyes and ears of the
masses always ensures to deliver unbiased and
unfiltered information.
- FALSE
3. President Benigno Aquino III once said that
the Filipino people are his boss.
- TRUE
4. The open content contribution means
contributors can only earn income through direct
revenue and not through advertising.
- FALSE
5. The growth of media offerings in the
information age led to a decrease in the demand
for content management jobs.
- FALSE
6. The creation of new jobs in the media industry
is not influenced by the convergence of various
media platforms.
- FALSE
7. Traditional learning environments have
always been perceived as attractive and
desirable by society.
- FALSE
8. The information age has made learning
universally attractive by reinventing it beyond
traditional perceptions.
- TRUE
9. The concept of unit cohesion stems from a
military concept.
- TRUE
10. The media is said to have the power to affect
social change.
- TRUE
Technology and Terminology Section
11. It is a technology that combines hard
sensors and soft sensors to learn more about
you.
- Contextual Awareness
12. It is often perceived as the sense of touch of
computers and other devices.
- Haptics Technology
13. This technology can be used in law
enforcement and security to detect lies.
- Voice and Tone Recognition
14. A technology that alerts the right team to
solve a specific issue in a local area.
- Intelligent Routing to devices
15. It can be used to detect a person’s identity
and emotional state.
- Voice and Tone Recognition
16. A website where you can take courses
online and there is no limit on attendance.
- Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
17. Usually made by health, science, and
technology experts for organ transplant or
research.
- 3D Bio-printing
18. What are the required colors of lenses to
watch a 3D film?
- Red and Blue
19. A society where people do not use traditional
printed forms of media.
- Paperless Society
20. It is an ever-present type of learning.
- Ubiquitous Learning
21. __________, learning means that education
can happen anytime, every time.
- Ubiquitous
22. The grammar of the digital world is
- hypertext
23. Real-time information dissemination
promotes __________ interaction.
- dynamic
24. The communication process nowadays must
be (audience, user-centered).
- user-centered
25. The influx of online learning opportunities
that allows wide networking is clear proof that
we are in the _______ age.
- digital
26. When it comes to management, MOOCs are
(cheaper, more expensive) compared to
traditional learning.
- Cheaper
27. (Analytics, Haptics) provide relevant and
reliable information about the learning process
of students.
- Analytics
28. (Group chats, printed modules) are tools for
MOOCs.
- Group chats
29. MOOCs are designed for (small, large)
classes.
- large
30. A MOOC program is (restricted, flexible) for
the learner.
- flexible
QUIZ 3
1. What is a key characteristic of formal
text-based materials? They undergo a
rigorous editing process and evaluation.
2. What distinguishes informal text-based
materials from formal ones? Degree of
formality in language
3. The power of text lies in its ability to: Convey
a specific message to the target audience.
4. Which design element is responsible for the
illusion of a surface's peaks and valleys,
resulting in a feeling of smoothness or
roughness in objects? Texture
5. What design element can be used to
represent a shape's outline, create texture, and
be either thick or thin? Line
6. In visual design, which element is concerned
with the degree of light and dark, representing
the contrast between black and white and all
tones in between? Value
7. Which design element is associated with the
hue, intensity, and value of a color, and plays a
major role in influencing emotional reactions
from viewers? Color
8. What design element involves the illusion of a
three-dimensional object with volume and
thickness, often implied through light and
shading? Form
9. Within text-based content, the design principle
"Emphasis" serves primarily to: Highlight the
importance or value of a specific part of the
content.
10. How does repetition contribute to the design
of text-based content? It establishes
consistency.
11. If you want to carry your audio files
conveniently on a small device that fits on a key
ring and can be used on any computer with a
USB port, what storage option would you
choose? USB drive
12. For a music project that requires the best
sound quality possible, which audio file format is
known for achieving better quality than MP3 at
similar bit rates? WAV
13. If you need to store audio files on a small,
portable device like a smartphone or tablet,
which storage option is typically used for small,
portable computing devices? Memory Card
14. When working on a project involving game
sounds and you need a file format commonly
used for this purpose, which audio format should
you consider? WAV
15. If your primary goal is to create a backup for
a large collection of audio files on your
computer, which storage option would be most
suitable for storing a significant volume of audio
data securely? Computer hard drive