DTO30053 DRT3A Topic 2

The Interpretive Equation: (KA + KR) x AT = IO ; KA stands for?

• Knowledge of Audience

• Knowledge of Resource

• Appropriate Interpretation Techniques

• Interpretive Opportunities

The Interpretive Equation: (KA + KR) x AT = IO ; KR stands for?

• Knowledge of Audience

• Knowledge of Resource

• Appropriate Interpretation Techniques

• Interpretive Opportunities

The Interpretive Equation: (KA + KR) x AT = IO ; AT stands for?

• Knowledge of Audience

• Knowledge of Resource

• Appropriate Interpretation Techniques

• Interpretive Opportunities

The Interpretive Equation: (KA + KR) x AT = IO ; IO stands for?

• Knowledge of Audience

• Knowledge of Resource

• Appropriate Interpretation Techniques

• Interpretive Opportunities

Which of the following is NOT the characteristic of 'Captive Audience'?

• Attend an interpretive program out of personal interest or curiousity

• Obliged to attend an interpretive program

• May not have a strong initial interest or personal motivation

• Join the program through school trips, corporate retreats or other organized groups

Which of the following is the strategy to focus for non-captive audiences in any nature interpretive programme?

• Interactive elements

• Personalization

• Relevance

• Dynamic presentation

Which of the following explains the 'needs' (keperluan) for senior citizen in a nature interpretive programme?

• Educational content that is safe

• Cultural sensitivity

• Slower-paced

• Dynamic

One of the principles of nature interpretation by Freeman Tilden (1957) states that "information, as such, is not interpretation. However, all interpretation includes information". What is the principle?

• Provoke

• Whole

• Reveal

• Art

• Relate

Which of the following is NOT the stage of obtaining and managing interpretive resource in a natural areas?

• Define goals and objectives

• Interpretation Resource Inventory

• Identifying potential target market

• Choosing theme and needs assessment

"The first step in creating an interpretation resource inventory is to identify all potential interpretive resources within a specific area or site...." This stages of interpretation resource inventory is known as (a)