Understanding the Purposes of Images

The video tutorial covers the purposes of images, which include educating, entertaining, and persuading. It reviews print and non-print images, explaining the differences between real and make-believe images. The tutorial provides examples of how images can be used to inform, tell stories, entertain, and persuade. It concludes with an activity for students to identify the purpose of various images.

What are the main purposes of images discussed in the lesson?

• To confuse, to mislead, to entertain

• To educate, to entertain, to persuade

• To sell, to buy, to trade

• To hide, to reveal, to obscure

Which of the following is an example of a print image?

• A digital billboard

• An online advertisement

• A photo in a magazine

• A video on a smartphone

What is a characteristic of real images?

• They show real-life objects or events

• They are always black and white

• They are only found online

• They depict imaginary scenarios

Make-believe images are also known as what?

• Fact images

• Non-fact images

• Real images

• Print images

Which image type is used to educate about tourist spots?

• Abstract images

• Make-believe images

• Real images

• Cartoon images

What is a common use of images meant to entertain?

• To provide factual information

• To depict historical events

• To create humor or amusement

• To persuade people to buy products

How can images persuade viewers?

• By using bright colors

• By showing exaggerated scenarios

• By depicting fictional characters

• By being printed in magazines

What should students do after learning about the purposes of images?

• Design a new type of image

• Write a report on image history

• Create their own images

• Identify the purpose of given images