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RO93 Creative i media

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the follow are not a sector in the traditional media industry?

a)

film

b)

television

c)

radio

d)

internet

e)

print publishing

2.

Which of the follow are not a sector in the new media industry?

a)

print publishing

b)

computer games

c)

interactive media

d)

digital publishing

e)

internet

3.

Select the products that are part of the media industry.

a)

video

b)

animation

c)

special effects

d)

websites

e)

computer

4.

Which of the following job roles are best suited to the pre-production phase?

a)

script writer

b)

web developer

c)

camera operator

d)

sound editor

5.

Pick two of the following job roles that are better suited to the production phase.

a)

graphic designer

b)

video editor

c)

campaign manager

d)

games developer

6.

Which of the following job roles are best suited to the post-production phase?

a)

content creator

b)

graphic artist

c)

audio technician

d)

sound editor

7.

Which of the following job roles span multiple production phases?

a)

production manager

b)

director

c)

creative director

d)

games developer

8.

Can one person take on more than one role in a production?

a)

Yes - so that they can get paid more

b)

Yes - the production may be small

c)

No - it's not fair on other people who need work

d)

No - they wouldn't be qualified

9.

Which job role would be responsible for writing, reviewing, editing, and updating content for websites?

a)

web designer

b)

content creator

c)

web developer

d)

script writer

10.

Which job role would be responsible for the design and delivery of creative and successful marketing plan?

a)

creative director

b)

campaign manager

c)

production manager

d)

copy writer

11.

Which of these images shows a Storyboard?

a)
b)
c)
d)
12.
Which of the following is NOT a reason why moodboards are used in planning?
a)
As a starting point for any creative media project
b)
To show what the product will look like
c)
To collect samples, materials and content
d)
As a reminder of possible styles
13.
Moodboards would NOT include...
a)
Colours
b)
Images
c)
Text styles
d)
The purpose
14.

A visualisation diagram is a rough sketch or drawing of what a final design should look like

a)

True

b)

False

15.

A visualisation diagram can be...

a)

Hand drawn

b)

Digital

c)

Hand drawn or digital

16.

Which of the following is not an example of an Interactive MultiMedia product?

a)

Ordering kiosk in a fast-food restaurant

b)

A digital map in a tourist information centre

c)

A movie being shown in a cinema

d)

A revision website with built in quizzes and videos

17.

What does SWI stand for?

a)

Strengths, Weaknesses and Instructions

b)

Strengths, Weaknesses & Improvements

c)

Strengths, Weaknesses & Ideas

18.
a)
Visualisation Diagram
b)
Mockup
c)
Moodboard
d)
Mindmap
19.

To plan a poster you would use a...

a)

Mood board

b)

Mind map

c)

Visualisation diagram

d)

Storyboard

e)

Script

20.
A piece of hardware used to digitise a hand drawn mood board
a)
Printer
b)
Scanner
c)
Webcam
d)
Monitor
21.

What is a visualisation diagram created for?

a)

Costumes, logos, posters, cars or webpage layouts

b)

Movies

c)

Comic Books

d)

Story Plots

22.
A demographic audience profile is based on things like…
a)
Nationality, political preference and religious beliefs  
b)
Age, gender, income, education and occupation  
c)
Ethnicity, race, and regional identity
23.

Which document is mainly text with dialogue (words) for actors and stage directions?

a)

Storyboard

b)

Script

c)

Work Plan

d)

Mood Board

e)

Mind Map

24.

Which document shows all the early ideas for a project on branches?

a)

Mind Map

b)

Script

c)

Storyboard

d)

Visualisation Diagram

e)

Work Plan

25.

Which document gives a visual example of how a media project will look on a timeline?

a)

Mind Map

b)

Storyboard

c)

Script

d)

Work Plan

e)

Visualisation Diagram

26.

Which document includes contingency plans?

a)

Script

b)

Storyboard

c)

Mind Map

d)

Mood Board

e)

Work Plan

27.

Which document is a set of pictures/colours/textures to give the ‘feel’ for a project?

a)

Mood Board

b)

Mind Map

c)

Script

d)

Storyboard

e)

Visualisation Diagram

28.

Which document shows a list of tasks and the time it will take it complete them?

a)

Script

b)

Storyboard

c)

Mind Map

d)

Work Plan

e)

Visualisation Diagram

29.

Which document shows possible styles for a project?

a)

Visualisation Diagram

b)

Storyboard

c)

Script

d)

Work Plan

e)

Mood Board

30.

Which two documents would not be needed if you were planning a magazine cover?

a)

Script

b)

Storyboard

c)

Mood Board

d)

Work plan

e)

Visualisation Diagram

31.
What type of code involves camera angles and shots?
a)
Symbolic
b)
Written
c)
Technical
d)
Audio
32.
Which code uses symbols to convey meaning?
a)
Technical
b)
Symbolic
c)
Written
d)
Audio
33.
What is an example of a written code?
a)
Dialogue
b)
Camera angles
c)
Typography
d)
Lighting
34.
How can music genre create impact in media?
a)
By using different fonts
b)
By setting the mood
c)
By changing camera angles
d)
By adjusting lighting levels
35.
What does mise-en-scene refer to?
a)
Font size
b)
Scene composition
c)
Sound effects
d)
Camera movement
36.
Which code involves the use of dialogue?
a)
Technical
b)
Symbolic
c)
Written
d)
Audio
37.
How can lighting intensity affect a scene?
a)
By changing font size
b)
By altering mood
c)
By adding sound effects
d)
By adjusting camera angles
38.
What is the purpose of using transitions in media?
a)
To change scenes smoothly
b)
To adjust lighting
c)
To create sound effects
d)
To set the mood
39.
Which code involves the use of colour?
a)
Technical
b)
Symbolic
c)
Written
d)
Audio
40.
How can vocal intonation create engagement?
a)
By changing font types
b)
By altering lighting levels
c)
By conveying emotions
d)
By adjusting camera shots
41.
What is an example of a technical code?
a)
Typography
b)
Sound effects
c)
Camera angles
d)
Dialogue
42.
How can graphics be used to convey meaning?
a)
By changing lighting
b)
By adding visual elements
c)
By adjusting sound effects
d)
By altering font size
43.
What does the term 'interactivity' refer to in media?
a)
User engagement
b)
Camera movement
c)
Font types
d)
Lighting position
44.
How can silence be used effectively in audio?
a)
By creating tension
b)
By changing font size
c)
By adjusting lighting levels
d)
By altering camera angles
45.
What is the role of typography in media?
a)
To create sound effects
b)
To adjust lighting
c)
To convey written information
d)
To change camera angles
46.
How can camera movement create impact?
a)
By altering lighting levels
b)
By adding sound effects
c)
By creating dynamic scenes
d)
By changing font types
47.
What is an example of a symbolic code?
a)
Camera angles
b)
Sound effects
c)
Colour
d)
Dialogue
48.
How can sound effects enhance a scene?
a)
By creating realism
b)
By changing font size
c)
By adjusting lighting levels
d)
By altering camera shots
49.
What does the term 'technical codes' refer to?
a)
Use of symbols
b)
Use of technology
c)
Use of written language
d)
Use of sound effects
50.
How can the combination of content and codes work together?
a)
By creating a cohesive message
b)
By changing font types
c)
By adjusting lighting levels
d)
By altering camera angles
51.

What is one of the first steps in designing a media product?

a)

Writing the content

b)

Selecting images

c)

Knowing the purpose

d)

Choosing the color scheme

52.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of media products?

a)

To educate

b)

To confuse

c)

To entertain

d)

To advertise

53.

What does the color red typically mean in media?

a)

Luxury

b)

Trust

c)

Happiness

d)

Danger

54.

Which media started advertising in traditional forms?

a)

Newspapers

b)

E-learning websites

c)

Online pop-up ads

d)

Social media

55.

What type of language is more friendly and casual?

a)

Passive language

b)

Aggressive language

c)

Informal language

d)

Formal language

56.

Where is important information typically placed in a media product?

a)

Bottom right

b)

Bottom left

c)

Top left

d)

Center

57.

What can tense music in a media product make an audience feel?

a)

Confused

b)

Relaxed

c)

On edge

d)

Happy

58.

What does green typically mean in media?

a)

Freshness

b)

Luxury

c)

Danger

d)

Optimism

59.

What is the purpose of using different font styles in a media product?

a)

To confuse the reader

b)

To make it longer

c)

To set a mood

d)

To save space

60.

What does the use of language in a media product help with?

a)

Engaging with the correct audience

b)

Making it more colorful

c)

Decreasing production cost

d)

Increasing the page number

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