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Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. It is a multimedia application that may require the use of speech, music and sound effects.
text
video
audio
graphics
2. Which of the following multimedia elements uses moving sequence of images combined with sound and provides a powerful impact in a multimedia program?
text
audio
video
graphics
3. Which of the following is the basic element of multimedia that involves the use of words to express specific information?
text
audio
video
graphics
4. Which of the following is an element of multimedia?
video
diagram
illustration
comics and cartoons
5. Which of the following is an example of visual elements that helps the readers understand the text better?
video
pictures
computers
audio players
6. What do you think is the reason why some writers use visual and multi-media elements in their text?
to define the text
to beautify the text
to make the story meaningful
to help the readers understand the text
7. Identify the following visual and multimedia elements.
text
audio
video
graphics
8. Look at the image. What visual element is this?
drawing
photograph
diagram
comics and cartoons
9. What multimedia element is shown here?
audio
video
animation
graphics
10. What visual element is this?
photograph
comics and cartoons
diagrams
chart
11. What are the essential parts of a paragraph?
main idea, sentences, supporting details
main idea, supporting details, punctuation marks
topic sentence, supporting details, concluding sentence
topic sentence, sentences
12. What is a paragraph?
A group of sentences that focuses on the economic status of the country.
A group of interrelated sentences that explain, describe, or talk about a certain topic.
Set of sentences that only discuss a serious societal issue.
Series of sentences that are put together to form a paragraph.
13. This sentence refers to the topic sentence and sums up the main idea of the paragraph.
concluding sentence
topic sentence
supporting sentences
14. This sentence tells the readers the main idea or what the paragraph is all about.
topic sentence
supporting sentences
concluding sentence
15. This may be three sentences or more depending on the number of supporting details relating to the main idea.
topic sentence
supporting sentences
concluding sentence
16. It is a powerful, visual learning tool that we can use to help us organize ideas. Some examples are Venn Diagram, Concept Map, T-chart, Idea Web, and KWL Chart.
phrase
sentences
outline
graphic organizer
17. This refers to how information is organized in a paragraph.
phrase
sentences
text structure
graphic organizer
18. This may be three sentences or more depending on the number of supporting details relating to the main idea.
topic sentence
concluding sentence
supporting sentences
19. A text structure that explains why something happened or the effects of something.
compare and contrast
cause and effect
problem and solution
20. A text structure that introduces a problem then gives and explains the solutions.
cause and effect
problem and solution
compare and contrast
21. A text structure that shows the similarities and differences between two or more subjects.
cause and effect
compare and contrast
problem-solution
22. It contains most of the details of the story. It is the bulk of the article. It includes names, places, time, and quotes related to the person, event, or organization.
Body
Headline
Conclusion
Introduction
23. It is the main news-related article in a magazine that highlights a particular person, place or event in great deal.
magazine
editorial
newspaper
feature article
24. It hints at the topic and is found at the top of the feature article. Its purpose is to interest readers and to attract their attention.
Body
Headline
Conclusion
Introduction
25. It is the part of the article that entices the reader to want to read the whole thing.
Body
Headline
Conclusion
Introduction
26. It leaves a lasting impression by reminding the reader of the article’s main idea.
Body
Headline
Conclusion
Introduction
27. A line in a newspaper or magazine naming the writer of the article that gives the main idea of the article.
byline
headline
close
quotation
28. A group of words taken from a text or speech repeated by someone other than the original author or speaker.
conclusion
introduction
quotation
headline
29. The last paragraph of the article. It must leave a lasting impression.
close
byline
quotation
additional components
30. Image, Pull -Quote and Sidebar
headline
introduction
close
additional components
