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Froggy Jumps Media and Information Languages (Group 2)Online version Group Quiz by Gil Jr Baui 1 A student wants a headline for the event below: "The school distributed free learning materials to 300 students." Which is the BEST headline? a School Gives Important Learning Materials to Many Students Yesterday b Learning Materials Distributed by School to Three Hundred Students c School Distributes Learning Kits to 300 Learners 2 After searching online for climate change, a student notices that similar videos keep appearing on their feed. Which technical/digital element is influencing this? a Typography b Algorithms c Captions 3 A photojournalist asks flood victims to pose dramatically before taking a picture. Which principle of photojournalism is compromised? a Timeliness b Storytelling c Objectivity 4 Read the situation: A public service announcement uses: A siren sound Flashing red visuals The hashtag #StaySafe Which combination of media languages is present? a Written and Audio only b Audio, Visual, and Technical/Digital c Visual and Symbolic only 5 A student reads an online article and notices many hyperlinks leading to related sources. What is the main purpose of these hyperlinks? a To add background music b To replace headlines c To provide access to additional information 6 A news report uses dramatic music and rapid video cuts to make a minor incident appear serious. What should a media-literate viewer do? a Accept the message immediately b Focus only on the music c Evaluate whether the presentation is influencing perception 7 Which caption BEST follows photojournalism standards? a CRISIS. Residents cross floodwaters in Santa Maria after a bridge collapse disrupted transportation. b What a shocking event! c AMAZING DAY! People having fun somewhere. 8 A teacher posts the emoji 👍 after reading a student's work. What message is MOST likely communicated? a Warning b Disapproval c Approval or agreement 9 A video suddenly becomes silent just before revealing an important scene. Why might the producer intentionally use silence? a To reduce production costs b To create tension and focus attention c To improve internet connection 10 A student compares two news headlines about the same event: Headline A: "Mayor Launches New Feeding Program" Headline B: "Mayor Finally Acts After Years of Neglect" What does Headline B demonstrate? a Possible bias in language b Objectivity c Neutral reporting

Froggy Jumps

Media and Information Languages (Group 2)Online version

Group Quiz

by Gil Jr Baui

A student wants a headline for the event below: "The school distributed free learning materials to 300 students." Which is the BEST headline?

School Gives Important Learning Materials to Many Students Yesterday

Learning Materials Distributed by School to Three Hundred Students

School Distributes Learning Kits to 300 Learners

After searching online for climate change, a student notices that similar videos keep appearing on their feed. Which technical/digital element is influencing this?

Typography

Algorithms

Captions

A photojournalist asks flood victims to pose dramatically before taking a picture. Which principle of photojournalism is compromised?

Timeliness

Storytelling

Objectivity

Read the situation: A public service announcement uses: A siren sound Flashing red visuals The hashtag #StaySafe Which combination of media languages is present?

Written and Audio only

Audio, Visual, and Technical/Digital

Visual and Symbolic only

A student reads an online article and notices many hyperlinks leading to related sources. What is the main purpose of these hyperlinks?

To add background music

To replace headlines

To provide access to additional information

A news report uses dramatic music and rapid video cuts to make a minor incident appear serious. What should a media-literate viewer do?

Accept the message immediately

Focus only on the music

Evaluate whether the presentation is influencing perception

Which caption BEST follows photojournalism standards?

CRISIS. Residents cross floodwaters in Santa Maria after a bridge collapse disrupted transportation.

What a shocking event!

AMAZING DAY! People having fun somewhere.

A teacher posts the emoji 👍 after reading a student's work. What message is MOST likely communicated?

Warning

Disapproval

Approval or agreement

A video suddenly becomes silent just before revealing an important scene. Why might the producer intentionally use silence?

To reduce production costs

To create tension and focus attention

To improve internet connection

A student compares two news headlines about the same event: Headline A: "Mayor Launches New Feeding Program" Headline B: "Mayor Finally Acts After Years of Neglect" What does Headline B demonstrate?

Possible bias in language

Objectivity

Neutral reporting

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A student wants a headline for the event below: "The school distributed free learning materials to 300 students." Which is the BEST headline?

After searching online for climate change, a student notices that similar videos keep appearing on their feed. Which technical/digital element is influencing this?

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A student reads an online article and notices many hyperlinks leading to related sources. What is the main purpose of these hyperlinks?

A news report uses dramatic music and rapid video cuts to make a minor incident appear serious. What should a media-literate viewer do?

Which caption BEST follows photojournalism standards?

A teacher posts the emoji 👍 after reading a student's work. What message is MOST likely communicated?

A video suddenly becomes silent just before revealing an important scene. Why might the producer intentionally use silence?

A student compares two news headlines about the same event: Headline A: "Mayor Launches New Feeding Program" Headline B: "Mayor Finally Acts After Years of Neglect" What does Headline B demonstrate?

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