Visual Rhetoric and Text Analysis Vocabulary

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Defining terms related to how images persuade (Infographic, Satire, Symbolism, Caricature, Juxtaposition, etc.).

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Froggy Jumps Visual Rhetoric and Text Analysis VocabularyOnline version Defining terms related to how images persuade (Infographic, Satire, Symbolism, Caricature, Juxtaposition, etc.). by Marjona Ibrohimjonova 1 A visual representation of data using charts and graphs to explain complex information is called a(n): a Infographic b Satirical Poster c Visual Metaphor 2 The use of humor, irony, or exaggeration to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices is known as: a Data Visualization b Juxtaposition c Satire 3 The act of using an image (like a broken chain) to represent an abstract idea (like freedom lost) is: a Symbolism b Literalism c Caricature 4 Which term describes the creation of an exaggerated portrait of a person's features for comic effect? a Caricature b Iconography c Satire 5 Placing two contrasting images side-by-side (e.g., a mansion next to a shack) is called: a Captioning b Juxtaposition c Visual Metaphor 6 The practice of translating complex, numerical information into visual forms like graphs or maps is called: a Satire b Literal Drawing c Data Visualization 7 Which element of a visual text provides the most direct, concise written explanation or context for the image? a Foreground b Caption/Label c Iconography 8 If an image of a leaking faucet is used to represent wasted resources, the rhetorical technique used is a(n): a Literal Representation b Visual Metaphor c Literal Representation 9 A simple image (e.g., a flag, a cross, a star) that carries a deep cultural or religious meaning is most often referred to as: a Juxtaposition b Foreground c Iconography 10 If a photographer makes a politician's face huge and centered while blurring everything else, they are controlling the visual's: a Emphasis b Narrative Arc c Caption 11 A photograph taken with a very high angle (looking down) to make a subject appear small and insignificant is manipulating: a Perspective/Framing b Tone/Mood c Color Palette 12 If a Political Cartoon is considered successful, what is its primary outcome? a To sell a product. b o provide a neutral summary of a debate. c To critique a policy, event, or leader using satire. 13 The overall feeling or emotion (e.g., ominous, joyful) communicated by the visual elements is the: a Tone/Mood b Perspective c Subject 14 In a visual design, Negative Space refers to: a Space that contains all of the objects and text. b The empty space around and between the main subject(s). c A dark, shadowy area that hides the image's meaning. 15 The difference between a Symbol (e.g., a heart) and a Visual Metaphor (e.g., a sinking ship) is: a A symbol is non-literal, while a metaphor is always literal. b A symbol is non-literal, while a metaphor is always literal. c A symbol is a standard image; a metaphor uses an extended image or scene to represent an idea.

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Visual Rhetoric and Text Analysis VocabularyOnline version

by Marjona Ibrohimjonova

A visual representation of data using charts and graphs to explain complex information is called a(n):

The use of humor, irony, or exaggeration to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices is known as:

The act of using an image (like a broken chain) to represent an abstract idea (like freedom lost) is:

Which term describes the creation of an exaggerated portrait of a person's features for comic effect?

Placing two contrasting images side-by-side (e.g., a mansion next to a shack) is called:

The practice of translating complex, numerical information into visual forms like graphs or maps is called:

Which element of a visual text provides the most direct, concise written explanation or context for the image?

If an image of a leaking faucet is used to represent wasted resources, the rhetorical technique used is a(n):

A simple image (e.g., a flag, a cross, a star) that carries a deep cultural or religious meaning is most often referred to as:

If a photographer makes a politician's face huge and centered while blurring everything else, they are controlling the visual's:

A photograph taken with a very high angle (looking down) to make a subject appear small and insignificant is manipulating:

If a Political Cartoon is considered successful, what is its primary outcome?

The overall feeling or emotion (e.g., ominous, joyful) communicated by the visual elements is the:

In a visual design, Negative Space refers to:

The difference between a Symbol (e.g., a heart) and a Visual Metaphor (e.g., a sinking ship) is: