ENGLISH 6 Q2 MODULE 3: Lessons 1-3

are materials created or developed to be watched

Viewing Materials

Multiple Choice

The following are examples of viewing materials except one.

• TV show

• dictionary

• video

• films

• Film
• Television Program
• Video

Examples of Viewing Materials

are written materials like books, newspapers,
magazines, journals,
pamphlets, and the like.

Printed Materials

Multiple Choice

This is an example of printed material that is commonly used as reference especially when looking for word meanings.

• encyclopedia

• Google

• dictionary

• atlas

• Book
• Magazine
• Newspaper

Examples of Printed Materials

Fill in the Blanks

The

is an example of print material that gives us current events on the world around us.

Characteristics of

Viewing and Printed Materials

Viewing Materials

Films or movies, TV shows, videos

• We use viewing and listening

skills to understand their message

• They use moving pictures or

images

• They are accompanied by

sound effects

• They have opening and

closing billboard, end credits,
etc.

• They have a time duration.
• Characters have dialogues

and scripts.

• We use reading skills to

understand their message

• They use still pictures or

images to support the text

• They have no sound effects
• They have cover, title page,

body, end page, etc.

• They have no time

restriction. Readers may
read them back and forth as long as they want.

• They use printed text to

deliver their message to the readers.

Printed Materials

Books, newsletter, magazines, journals

Multiple Select

These skills are important in conveying the message of a viewing material.

• viewing skill

• reading skill

• speaking skill

• listening skill

Fill in the Blanks

Viewing materials uses

images accompanied with sound effects.

Transmits information
immediately to a
wide audience.

Broadcast Media

Multiple Choice

This is considered as the most convenient and practical way of communicating information to a wide audience.

• Viewing material

• Broadcast media

• Online source

• Printed material

• Talk Show
• Advertisements
• Movies
• Daily News
• Interviews
• Documentaries

Examples of Broadcast Media

Online Sources are materials we can find online.

a primary source of online access.

Internet

• Blog
• Vlog
• Social Media
• Podcast
• Video Streaming

Examples of Internet Media

Multiple Choice

A _____ is a website that contains online personal reflections, comments, and often hyperlinks, videos, and photographs provided by the writer.

• vlog

• newspaper

• book

• blog

Multiple Choice

A _______ is a series of spoken word, audio episodes, all focused on a particular topic or theme.

• video streaming

• video blog

• podcast

• blog

Multiple Choice

________________ is the continuous transmission of audio or video files.

• blog

• video streaming

• podcast

• vlog

Multiple Choice

A type of blog that is popular among viewers is the ____where most or all of the contents are in a video format..

• vlog

• newspaper

• book

• blog

1. Theme
2. Characters
3. Acting
4. Dialogue
5. Shooting
6. Production

Characteristics of Viewing and Online Sources

7. Sound Effects
8. Scenes
9. Text
10. Fantasy or Reality
11. Artistry

Characteristics of Viewing and Online Sources

Fill in the Blanks

refers to the performance of a character in a play, movie, and the like.

Fill in the Blanks

The conversation between characters in a novel, drama, etc.

Fill in the Blanks

This refers to the topic, particular subject, idea, or issue described or discussed in a piece of writing, a movie, etc.

Fill in the Blanks

This refers to the workmanship; a great skill in creating or perform.

Fill in the Blanks

It refers to the process of capturing an image.