- 1. The creation of a message by means of broadcasting, enacting, and/or writing.
A) Construction
B) Constructedness
C) Representations
- 2. The construction of any media which uses constitutive elements to symbolize the entire media from real life.
A) Construction
B) Representations
C) Constructedness
- 3. It disassembles media into sections before seeing the full picture. You mostly see this in the credits.
A) Representations
B) Constructedness
C) Construction
- 4. Systems of signs that make up a meaning when arranged.
A) Code
B) Convention
C) Signal
- 5. Generally established and accepted ways of doing something.
A) Conventions
B) Codes
C) Signals
- 6. A telecommunications method that encodes text using 2 different signal durations.
A) Sign Language
B) Morse Code
C) Semaphore
- 7. Also known as flag alphabet.
A) Semaphore
B) Morse Code
C) NATO Phonetic
- 8. This is used to communicate with the deaf.
A) Sign Language
B) NATO Phonetic
C) Semaphore
- 9. This is also called Radiotelephony Spelling Alphabet.
A) Morse Code
B) NATO Phonetic
C) Sign Language
- 10. A system of letters and numbers.
A) Semiotics
B) Pragmatics
C) Semantics
- 11. A system of symbols and signs.
A) Pragmatics
B) Semantics
C) Semiotics
- 12. Large crowd scene or a view of the scenery.
A) Extreme Long Shot
B) Medium Long Shot
C) Long Shot
- 13. View of the setting from afar.
A) Medium Long Shot
B) Extreme Long Shot
C) Long Shot
- 14. A scene focusing an active environment.
A) Long Shot
B) Extreme Long Shot
C) Medium Long Shot
- 15. Subject's entire view.
A) Mid Shot
B) Partial Shot
C) Full Shot
- 16. Subject's view down to the chest or waist.
A) Full Shot
B) Empty Shot
C) Mid Shot
A) Close-up
B) Full Shot
C) Medium Shot
- 18. Shot of any body part of interest in detail. (example: Arm tattoos.)
A) Insert Shot
B) Zoom
C) Extreme Close-up
- 19. A near view of the setting specifying the location.
A) Building Shot
B) Establishing Shot
C) Long Shot
- 20. What the camera sees is what you see. Mostly used in newscasting.
A) Panning Shot
B) Point-Of-View
C) Eye-Level Shot
- 21. This view is most often used in dialogue scenes behind the listening character viewing the talking character.
A) Over-The-Shoulder Shot
B) Romance Shot
C) Point-Of-View Shot
- 22. Short shot of a character's strong response.
A) Interjection Shot
B) Reaction Shot
C) Scare Shot
- 23. Focuses on visual information necessary for the plot.
A) Detail Shot
B) Extreme Close-Up
C) Insert Shot
- 24. A switching shot seeing both talking characters in both views.
A) Swap Shot
B) Dialogue Shot
C) Reverse-Angle Shot
- 25. The camera is carried. Not tripod-held.
A) Hand-Held Camera
B) Mobile Camera
C) Portable Camera
- 26. This is also known as top-down view.
A) Overhead Shot
B) Below Shot
C) Eye-Level Shot
- 27. A view higher than eye level. Also known as Isometric Shot.
A) High Angle Shot
B) High-Angle Shot
C) High~Angle Shot
- 28. Subject view from where you see.
A) Eye-Level Shot
B) Insert Shot
C) Reaction Shot
- 29. The camera tracks it's movement, but the camera doesn't follow the subject.
A) Wok
B) Pan
C) Grill
- 30. The camera looks up and down around a vertical line.
A) Tilt Shot
B) Panning Shot
C) Tracking Shot
- 31. The camera follows along behind or on the side of the subject.
A) Tilt Shot
B) Tracking Shot
C) Chase Shot
- 32. View the camera closer and/or farther.
A) Tilt
B) Zoom
C) Magnify
- 33. A French word that means "Kind" or "class"
A) Model
B) Type
C) Genre
- 34. Which of these is NOT a music genre?
A) Classical
B) Folk
C) Romance
- 35. Which of these is NOT a film genre?
A) Footage
B) Vlog
C) Documentary
- 36. This is usually found in the newspaper headline.
A) Balanced News
B) Hard News
C) Soft News
- 37. Topics critical to the entire community and body politic.
A) Hard News
B) Seriousness
C) Timeliness
- 38. Stories that cover current events.
A) Generality
B) Timeliness
C) Seriousness
- 39. A journalist's guiding but fair, balanced, and impartial stance principle when retelling events.
A) Flexibility
B) Objectivity
- 40. Which shape unpacks the widely acceptable 6 W questions?
A) Elliptical Rectangle
B) Circular Trapezoid
C) Inverted Pyramid
- 41. This focuses on people of interest, including lifestyle news, travel news, and related articles.
A) Soft News
B) Balanced News
C) Hard News
- 42. The extension of soft news, ramping up the human interest in a longer and elaborate format without compromise.
A) Assets
B) Entities
C) Features
- 43. This newspaper page focuses what the targeted people of interest wanted to say about other people or the current event.
A) Opinion
B) Classified Ads
C) Entertainment
- 44. This editorial covers very significant issues confronting the nation, convening most media organizations.
A) Pooled Editorial
B) Ghost Editorial
C) Subsided Editorial
- 45. This news genre uses resources and any other means to uncover the truth against organizational corruption.
A) Inside Report
B) Investigative Reports
C) War Journalism
- 46. This advertisement sub-genre is in nature and uses explicit messages for consumers to purchase a product or patronize a service.
A) Soft-sell
B) Infomercial
C) Hard-sell
- 47. This advertisement sub-genre is associative in nature, giving moral values in taglines like bringing happiness or sharing the love.
A) Hard-sell
B) Infomercial
C) Soft-sell
- 48. Advertisements that educate and advise why you must buy this product.
A) Soft-sell
B) Infomercial
C) Hard-sell
- 49. Templates that provide the working and provisional structures of media and information texts.
A) Headings
B) Formats
C) Titles
- 50. An established procedure for achieving something in terms of combining elements for better show content.
A) Formula
B) Chemistry
C) Plan
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