PRACTICE TEST in MIL Part 1

Practice Test in MIL
Part 1

By JOBELL MATEMATICO

Multiple Choice

Khaye expected the film to be a blast since the actors involved are considered the best in the industry. However, she was disappointed after watching it.

• a. Audience Engagement  

• b. Audience Expectations     

• c. Audience Foreknowledge

• d. Audience Identification

Multiple Choice

Myline loved the film while Jeric seemed not to appreciate its content.

• a. Audience Engagement  

• b. Audience Expectations     

• c. Audience Foreknowledge

• d. Audience Identification

Multiple Choice

Michael, the commercial producer, conducted a survey to check on the effectiveness of the commercial.

• a. Audience Engagement  

• b. Audience placement

• c. Audience Research

• d. Audience Identification

Multiple Choice

Marisse felt that the prince in the advertisement was actually calling her “his princess”.

• a. Audience Engagement  

• b. Audience Placement

• c. Audience Research

• d. Audience Identification

Multiple Choice

As Rowel watched the commercial, he felt that the storyline talked about his own experiences.

• a. Audience Engagement  

• b. Audience Placement

• c. Audience Research

• d. Audience Identification

Multiple Choice

The viewers were surprised when the 10th episode began by showing the scenes from the previous episode.

•   a. form conventions

• b. story conventions

• c. genre conventions

Multiple Choice

The film director allotted 20 seconds for the recapitulation of the previous episodes.

•   a. form conventions

• b. story conventions

• c. genre conventions

Multiple Choice

The film producer decided to end the film through the use of the cliffhanger technique.

•   a. form conventions

• b. story conventions

• c. genre conventions

Multiple Choice

The director asks for a retake of the scene due to an incorrect camera angle.

• a. symbolic codes

•   b. technical codes

• c. written codes

Multiple Choice

The actors selected can deliver the piece effectively.

• a. symbolic codes

•   b. technical codes

• c. written codes

Multiple Choice

The editor decided to present the images based on the themes.

• a. symbolic codes

•   b. technical codes

• c. written codes

Multiple Choice

The TV commercials of any cigarettes include the warning, “Smoking is dangerous to your health” at the end.

• a. symbolic codes

•   b. technical codes

• c. written codes

Multiple Choice

This is a significant element in delivering media texts.

• a. Audience 

•   b. Audience Analysis

• c. Media Producers

• d. Stakeholders

Multiple Choice

These refer to people or organizations that share the same interests or intentions.

• a. Audience 

•   b. Audience Analysis

• c. Media Producers

• d. Stakeholders

Multiple Choice

This is the process of looking into the demographics (age, gender, social status, etc.) and psychology (values, beliefs, attitude) of the audience.

• a. Audience 

•   b. Audience Analysis

• c. Media Producers

• d. Stakeholders

Multiple Choice

These refer to the people who initiate, plan, and produce media texts.

• a. Audience 

•   b. Audience Analysis

• c. Media Producers

• d. Stakeholders

Multiple Choice

These refer to the basic structures of narratives.

• a. Form Conventions 

•   b. Genre Conventions  

•   c. Media Conventions

• d. Story Conventions

Multiple Choice

These refer to the common use of the elements of narratives such as the characters, settings, or themes in a certain type of media.

• a. Form Conventions 

•   b. Genre Conventions  

•   c. Media Conventions

• d. Story Conventions

Multiple Choice

These are ways in which the types of media codes are expected to be arranged.

• a. Form Conventions 

•   b. Genre Conventions  

•   c. Media Conventions

• d. Story Conventions

Multiple Choice

This is a French term that means “everything within the frame”.

•   a. Acting

• b. Color

• c. Mise en scene  

• d. Setting

Multiple Choice

It refers to the portrayal of the actors in creating media products.

•   a. Acting

• b. Color

• c. Mise en scene  

• d. Setting

Multiple Choice

It refers to the time and place of the narrative or a specific scene.

•   a. Acting

• b. Color

• c. Mise en scene  

• d. Setting

Multiple Choice

It refers to codes specific to a media form alone. The knowledge and connotations of different camera angles and shots make sense when looking at films and photographs but mean nothing outside those forms.

•   a. Media Codes 

• b. Symbolic Codes

• c. Technical Codes 

•   d. Written Codes

Multiple Choice

These are the formal written language used in creating a media product.

•   a. Media Codes 

• b. Symbolic Codes

• c. Technical Codes 

•   d. Written Codes

Multiple Choice

These are audience-based. The meaning of the product is not based on the product itself but on the interpretation of the audience.

•   a. Media Codes 

• b. Symbolic Codes

• c. Technical Codes 

•   d. Written Codes

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