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Codes, Convention, and Media Language

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This quiz will serve as assessment to check your understanding about the lesson in Codes, Conventions, and Media Language.

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This quiz will serve as assessment to check your understanding about the lesson in Codes, Conventions, and Media Language.

by Tricia Mae Salazar
1

A filmmaker uses dim lighting and slow background music during a serious scene. What is the primary purpose of these technical codes?

2

Which situation best demonstrates the use of a symbolic code?

3

A Facebook post and a TV news report discuss the same issue. Why might they use different media language?

4

A public service announcement presents a problem, explains its effects, and encourages action. Which convention is being applied?

5

Why are media codes important in communication?

6

A close-up shot is used during an interview to focus on a person's facial expressions. Which technical code is being used?

7

Which statement best describes media language?

8

A movie begins with a title sequence and ends with credits. These are examples of:

9

Which scenario best shows the relationship between media codes and conventions?

10

Which choice best explains why the same issue can be presented through different media forms?

 
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