Understanding Multimodal Texts and Communication

The video explores the evolution of communication and introduces the concept of multimodal texts, which combine two or more modes to create meaning. It discusses various modes such as linguistic, visual, audio, gestures, and spatial, and their roles in communication. The video compares speeches from two Philippine presidents to illustrate the practical application of multimodal texts. It concludes with a summary and an activity prompt for viewers.

What has been a constant pursuit of humans for thousands of years?

• To explore outer space

• To understand and be understood

• To conquer new lands

• To invent new technologies

What is a multimodal text?

• A text that uses only visual elements

• A text that uses only written language

• A combination of two or more modes to create meaning

• A text that is only spoken

Which of the following is NOT a mode of communication?

• Listening

• Reading

• Speaking

• Sleeping

In what form can a multimodal text NOT be?

• Mathematical equation

• Pattern of meaning

• Written language

• Spoken language

What is the linguistic type of multimodal text concerned with?

• Colors and viewpoints

• Vocabulary and grammar

• Pitch and volume

• Body language

Which type of multimodal text involves colors and viewpoints?

• Gestures

• Audio

• Visual

• Linguistic

What does the audio type of multimodal text include?

• Pitch, volume, and rhythm

• Grammar and vocabulary

• Colors and vectors

• Proximity and direction

Which type of multimodal text involves facial expressions and body language?

• Spatial

• Gestures

• Visual

• Linguistic

What is the spatial type of multimodal text concerned with?

• Proximity, direction, and layout

• Colors and vectors

• Grammar and vocabulary

• Pitch and volume

Which president's speech used linguistic and audio modes?

• President Marcos

• President Estrada

• President Duterte

• President Aquino