Seatwork No. 4.1 (ARTS)

1. First audio-visual device that became accessible to the public.

• A. phonograph

• B. Gramophone

2. The first audio-visual recording was made in 1878 through a device called ____.

• A. Filmstrips

• B. Phonoscope

3. They are usually found in the form of audio recorded on a film strip or videotape, but can also be audio from radio broadcasts.

• A. Tape

• B. Microfilms

4. They were originally made of acetate and had to be changed after each presentation.

• A. Slides

• B. Films

5. This is used to show audio-visual media for various purposes, including presentations, advertisements, movies, television shows, and information.

• A. Opaque Projector

• B. PowerPoint

6. Audio-visual media that preserve audio and visual information in a way that can be reproduced later.

• A. Tape Recording

• B. Filmstrips

7. This work by presenting a written or picture-word and then the audio clip will repeat that word. This makes it easier for students to learn how to read words, not just recognize them. 

• A. Slides

• B. Flashcards

8. This is a term for technology that is used to record or reproduce audio signals that are then converted into sound.

• A. Audio

• B. Media

9. The first audio-visual device that became accessible to the public was invented on ____.

• A. 1877

• B. 1878

10. This is considered one of the first audio-visual media broadcasts ever.

• A. the coronation of Queen Elizabeth over television.

• B. The coronation of King George VI over television.