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Froggy Jumps Media Codes QuizOnline version Media codes and production basics by nice Mr 1 What does the word “genre” come from? a C. Greek word meaning “message” b B. French word meaning “type” or “class” c A. Latin word meaning “story” 2 Codes are best defined as: a C. The target viewers of a media product b B. Systems of signs that create meaning c A. The generally accepted ways of doing something 3 Conventions refer to: a C. The equipment used in filming b B. The generally accepted ways of doing something c A. Systems of signs that create meaning 4 Which of the following is an example of a technical code? a C. Headlines and captions b A. Color symbolism c B. Camera angles and lighting 5 Symbolic codes include: a A. Camera movement and framing b C. Speech bubbles and language style c B. Objects, setting, body language, clothing, and color 6 Written codes refer to the use of: a A. Camera techniques and lighting b C. Body language and facial expressions c B. Language style and textual layout (headlines, captions, speech bubbles) 7 Which camera shot shows only a small detail, such as a person’s eyes? a B. Medium Shot b C. Extreme Close-up c A. Extreme Wide Shot 8 A low-angle shot is often used to make the subject appear: a A. Weak or inferior b C. Equal to the viewer c B. Powerful or dominant 9 Who are the “producers” in media? a A. The people who watch or consume the media product b B. The people or organizations who create the media product c C. The government agencies that regulate media 10 The target group of people who consume a media product is called the: a A. Stakeholders b B. Producers c C. Audience 11 Which of the following is considered an “other stakeholder”? a B. The target viewers b A. The director of the film c C. Advertisers and regulatory bodies (e.g., MTRCB) 12 Media messages are never neutral because: a C. Audiences always understand the message in the same way b A. They are always created for entertainment only c B. Producers choose codes and conventions based on their intention and the expected audience reaction 13 When an audience accepts the meaning intended by the producer, it is called: a A. Oppositional reading b C. Preferred reading c B. Negotiated reading 14 What is a video treatment? a C. A list of camera equipment needed for the shoot b B. A written condensation of a proposed film or TV production written in present tense c A. A graphic, shot-by-shot representation of the video 15 A storyboard is best described as: a B. A graphic representation of how the video will unfold, shot by shot b C. A list of actors and their dialogues c A. A written summary of the entire story 16 Why are treatment and storyboard important in film making? a C. They replace the need for editing b A. They are the final products shown to the audience c B. They help share the vision, make production easier, and save time 17 Which of the following is a basic camera movement? a B. Pan, Tilt, Dolly b A. Extreme Close-up c C. High Angle 18 Music in films is considered: a B. Only a symbolic code b C. Both technical and symbolic c A. Only a technical code 19 The main purpose of producers when creating an advertisement is usually to: a C. Persuade the audience b A. Inform only c B. Entertain only 20 Different audiences may interpret the same media message differently because: a B. Audiences decode messages based on their own background, culture, and experiences b A. Codes and conventions are the same for everyone c C. Producers always create only one possible meaning

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What does the word “genre” come from?

Codes are best defined as:

Conventions refer to:

Which of the following is an example of a technical code?

Symbolic codes include:

Written codes refer to the use of:

Which camera shot shows only a small detail, such as a person’s eyes?

A low-angle shot is often used to make the subject appear:

Who are the “producers” in media?

The target group of people who consume a media product is called the:

Which of the following is considered an “other stakeholder”?

Media messages are never neutral because:

When an audience accepts the meaning intended by the producer, it is called:

What is a video treatment?

A storyboard is best described as:

Why are treatment and storyboard important in film making?

Which of the following is a basic camera movement?

Music in films is considered:

The main purpose of producers when creating an advertisement is usually to:

Different audiences may interpret the same media message differently because: