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PC_FINALS_LESSON 1: EVALUATING MESSAGES

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is NOT a type of multimodal text?

a)

A) Paper (books, comics, posters)

b)

B) Digital (slide presentations, e-books, blogs, e-posters, web pages, social media, animation, film, video games)

c)

C) Live (performance or event)

d)

D) Single-mode text (only written language)

2.

Fill in the blank: Multimodal is defined in the Australian Curriculum as the strategic use of two or more ________ modes to make meaning, for example image, gesture, music, spoken language, and written language.

a)

communication

b)

mathematical

c)

scientific

d)

historical

3.

Adopting awareness of audience and context in presenting ideas in multimodal texts is important because:

a)

it ensures the message is effectively communicated and understood.

b)

it makes the text longer and more complex.

c)

it allows the presenter to ignore the needs of the audience.

d)

it guarantees the use of only one mode of communication.

4.

According to the passage, which of the following is NOT an example of a communication mode used in multimodal texts?

a)

Image

b)

Gesture

c)

Spoken language

d)

Arithmetic

5.

Which of the following statements is TRUE about multimodal texts?

a)

All multimodal texts are digital.

b)

Multimodal texts can be paper, digital, live, or transmedia.

c)

Multimodal texts only use written language.

d)

Multimodal texts cannot include music.

6.

What does 'Advocacy' refer to?

a)

The process of bringing about change in policies, law or people's behavior and attitudes.

b)

The process of making videos for entertainment.

c)

The process of advertising products.

d)

The process of teaching in schools.

7.

What is 'Video advocacy'?

a)

Using visual media as a strategic tool to engage people to create change.

b)

Using written articles to promote products.

c)

Using radio to entertain people.

d)

Using social media for personal communication.

8.

What is a Public Service Announcement (PSA)?

a)

Any message that promotes the programs, services, or activities like those of your local or national governments or any non-profit organizations.

b)

A commercial advertisement for a product.

c)

A news report on television.

d)

A personal blog post.

9.

Fill in the blank: PSAs are often in the form of ________ and print ads, created to persuade an audience to take a favorable action.

a)

commercials

b)

novels

c)

recipes

d)

cartoons

10.

PSAs can do the following two things:

a)

Inform and persuade the public

b)

Sell products and services

c)

Entertain and amuse audiences

d)

Report breaking news

11.

Which of the following is NOT a recommended way to grab your audience's attention in a PSA?

a)

Use visual effects

b)

Use emotional response

c)

Use scare tactics without careful selection

d)

Use humor

12.

What is the goal of a Public Service Announcement (PSA)?

a)

To call your audience to action and inspire them.

b)

To entertain your audience with jokes.

c)

To advertise a commercial product.

d)

To provide detailed technical instructions.

13.

What does Cambridge Business English Dictionary define as a planned series of newspaper articles, television interviews, etc.?

a)

Media Campaign

b)

Press Release

c)

Editorial Board

d)

News Bulletin

14.

When planning a media campaign, what is an example of a timely news hook to get the message out?

a)

The release of new data

b)

A random day with no significance

c)

An unrelated holiday

d)

A routine weekly meeting

15.

Checking the truth, accuracy, and relevance of any information you're reading, seeing, or hearing is necessary because:

a)

It helps ensure you are not misled by false or irrelevant information.

b)

It makes the information more entertaining.

c)

It guarantees the information is always positive.

d)

It allows you to ignore important details.

16.

Evaluating messages in a multimodal text involves considering what is behind the information in a print or electronic message, what it will look like, what it will say, and what it will do.

a)

Understanding the purpose and impact of the message

b)

Ignoring the message's design and content

c)

Focusing only on the text without context

d)

Assuming all messages have the same intent

17.

One guideline in evaluating messages in multimodal texts is to identify who is the target audience of the message.

a)

Identify who is the target audience of the message.

b)

Determine the length of the message.

c)

Check the color scheme used in the text.

d)

Count the number of images in the text.

18.

Which of the following is an essential element to consider when creating a Public Service Announcement (PSA)?

a)

Number of images used

b)

Color of the text

c)

Length of the message

d)

Target audience

19.

What is the primary purpose of using multiple modes in multimodal texts?

a)

To simplify the message

b)

To limit the audience's interpretation

c)

To enhance engagement and understanding

d)

To focus solely on written language

20.

Which of the following best describes the term 'media literacy'?

a)

The process of watching television shows.

b)

The skill of writing articles for newspapers.

c)

The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in various forms.

d)

The knowledge of how to use social media platforms.