Post Test in Media and Information Literacy

I. Modified TRUE or FALSE

Direction: Write TRUE if the statement is true. Write FALSE if the statement is false and replace the
underlined word with the correct answer.
Example:
________1. The Starks pays his debts
Answer: 1. FALSE, Lannister

________1. Archaeology is the study of signs.

________2. Written code are codes in which equipment (such as camera) is used to tell the story.
________3. Print Journalist is classified as People as Media.
________4. Media practitioners are classified as People in Media.
________5. Appearance can be changed in formatted text.
________6. Plaintext has a fixed sized characters.
________7. Consistency is one of the visual design principles.
________8. Screenshots, photographs and memes are example of audio media.
________9. Video clip is an example of audio media.
________10. Hearing is the act of perceiving sound by the ear.

II. Identification.

 Full Shot  People as Media  Line

 Medium Close up Shot  People in Media  Value
 Close up Shot  Typeface  Center of Interest
 Aerial Shot  Serif Typeface  Radio broadcast
 Eye-Level Shot  PDF  Decibel

11. A view of a figure’s entire body in order to show action and/or a constellation group of characters.
12. Also called Bird’s Eye Shot.
13. People who are well-oriented to media sources and messages
14. Provide information coming from their expert knowledge.
15. Also called font, font type, or type.
16. Developed by Adobe systems for cross platform exchange of documents, supports image and
graphics.
17. This is one of the building block of the visual designs. It may be implied, actual, vertical, horizontal,
and diagonal or contour lines.
18. A visual design principles. An area that first attracts attention in a composition.
19. Live or recorded audio sent through radio waves to reach a wide audience.
20. Db stands for _____________.

III. Multiple Choice.

21. This are codes, formats, symbols and 23. It shows what is beneath the surface of
narrative structures that indicate the meaning what we see.
of media messages to an audience. A. Symbolic Code
A. Media Languages B. Written Code
B. Written Code C. Technical Code
C. Symbolic Codes D. Codes
D. Technical Codes
24. What is an example of a close up shot?
22. These are systems of signs that when put A. Shows a group of individuals interacting with
together create meaning. each other,
A. Symbolic Code B. A large crowd scene or a view of scenery as
B. Written Code far as the horizon.
C. Technical Code C. A full-screen shot of a subject’s face showing
D. Codes the finest nuances of expression
D. B and C A. People in Media
B. People as Media
25. The camera is not mounted on a tripod and C. Lower – end media
instead is held by the cameraperson. D. Print journalism
A. Establishing shot
B. Hand-held camera shot 34. What is the definition of text?
C. Insert shot A. Serve to link different electronic documents
D. Reaction shot and enable users to jump from one to other in a
nonlinear way.
26. A is for Alpha. H is for Hotel. U is for? B. Refers to the representation or style of a text
A. Umbrella in the digital format
B. Uniform C. Any human-readable sequence of characters.
C. Unicorn D. Media communication that uses audio or
D. Universe recordings to deliver and transfer information
through the means of sound
27. The following are TRUE, EXCEPT:
A. Bravo, Charlie, Delta, Echo 35. A type of text where it has fixed sized
B. Foxtrot, Gulf, Hotel, India characters having the same type of appearance.
C. November, Oscar, Papa, Sierra A. Hypertext
D. Julia, Kilo, Lima, Mike B. Hyperlink
C. Plaintext
28. It refers to persons that are involved in the D. Formatted text
use, analysis, evaluation and production of
media and information. 36. What is the true definition of typeface?
A. Text Information and Media A. It is also called hypertext.
B. Visual Information and Media B. How near or how far the text elements from
C. People Media each other
D. Audio Information and Media C. It is comprised of alphabets, numbers,
punctuation marks, symbols and other special
29. Independent blogger. characters.
A. People in Media D. A and B
B. People as Media
C. Social Journalism 37. Making the text bold or applying heavier
D. Citizen journalism weight.
A. Emphasis
30. The source of viable interpretation of B. Appropriateness
messages for lower end media users. C. Proximity
A. Opinion Leaders D. Organization
B. Field researchers
C. News anchor 38. Creating visual interest like white text on a
D. B and C dark background or large font with a smaller
font.
31. People with limited access to media and A. Alignment
information are also called _____________. B. Repetition
A. Opinion Leaders C. Organization
B. Citizen Journalism D. Contrast
C. Social Journalism
D. Lower – end Media Users 39. How fitting or suitable the text is used for a
specific audience, purpose or event.
32. The following are types of journalist, A. Emphasis
EXCEPT: B. Appropriateness
A. Print Journalists C. Proximity
B. Movie Director D. Organization
C. Photojournalists
D. Broadcast Journalists 40. This typeface is more modern in
appearance.
33. They are intermediaries; provide A. Serif
information to lower- end media users. B. Sans-serif
C. Script 46. What is an Audio?
D. Italic A. A media communication that uses audio or
recordings to deliver and transfer information
41. What is the purpose of visual information? through the means of sound
A. Create meaning and facilitate retention B. A sound, especially when recorded,
B. To deliver and transfer information through transmitted, or reproduced
the means of sound C. Any human-readable sequence of characters.
C. Gain attention D. None of the above.
D. Both A and C
47. Media communication that uses audio or
42. JPEG stands for ____________. recordings to deliver and transfer information
A. Japan Photographic Experts Guild through the means of sound.
B. Joint Photographic Expert Group A. Audio
C. Joint Photographic Excellence Guild B. Audio Media
D. None of the above C. Volume
D. Loudness
43. This is most basic element of visual design.
A. Value 48. A type of audio information. A vocal or
B. Texture instrumental sounds combined in such a way as
C. Line to produce beauty of form, harmony, and
D. Shape expression of emotion
A. Music
44. A building block of visual design. This is used B. Radio broadcast
for emphasis, or may elicit emotions from C. Sound clips
viewers. D. Podcast
A. Form
B. Shape 49. Purposes of sound:
C. Value A. Give instruction or information.
D. Color B. Provide feedback.
C. To personalize or customize
45. A visual design oprinciple. Like a dance, it D. All of the above.
will have a flow of objects that will seem to be
like the beat of music. 50. A principle of sound design. How you get
A. Consistency from one segment or element to another.
B. Center of interest A. Mixing
C. Balance B. Pace
D. Rhythm C. Stereo imaging
D. Transition

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