Modes of Communication and Texts

The video tutorial explores the use of multi-modal texts in communication, emphasizing the importance of different modes such as linguistic, visual, oral, gestural, and spatial. It outlines the lesson's objectives, which include identifying and comparing multi-modal texts. The tutorial provides examples of these modes in various contexts, such as speeches and music videos, and concludes with an activity for students to compare and contrast images.

What is the primary goal when we communicate using hand gestures and body language?

• To be understood by the listener

• To entertain the audience

• To confuse the listener

• To show off our skills

In reading, what do some people prefer to enhance comprehension?

• Reading in a noisy environment

• Reading in a dimly lit room

• Reading without any breaks

• Reading passages with illustrations

What is the main focus of the lesson on multi-modal texts?

• To practice mathematical equations

• To compare and contrast different multi-modal texts

• To memorize historical dates

• To learn new languages

Which of the following is NOT a mode of communication?

• Visual

• Linguistic

• Gestural

• Mathematical

What does the linguistic mode include?

• Images and videos

• Physical arrangement

• Written and spoken words

• Body movements

Which element is NOT part of the visual mode?

• Font size

• Sound effects

• Animation

• Color

What does the oral mode primarily convey messages through?

• Visual symbols

• Sounds and sound devices

• Body language

• Written text

Which of the following is a component of the gestural mode?

• Grammar

• Facial expressions

• Font size

• Sound effects

What does the spatial mode focus on?

• Sound and rhythm

• Grammar and vocabulary

• Color and design

• Position and arrangement

Which mode was NOT used in former President Aquino's speech?

• Linguistic

• Oral

• Gestural

• Visual