18 Questions
Which type of code in media refers to the use of equipment to tell a story?
Technical codes
Which of the following is NOT a basic camera angle mentioned in the text?
Diagonal shot
Which type of convention refers to the common narrative structures and understandings in storytelling media products?
Story conventions
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of symbolic codes in media?
Involves the use of technical equipment
Which of the following is a way that written codes can be used in a media product?
All of the above
Which of the following is a characteristic of conventions in media?
They are closely connected to audience expectations
What is the purpose of narrative structures in a story?
To provide a chronological sequence of events
Which type of intellectual property is granted by the government to protect inventions?
Patent
In terms of intellectual property, what does a trademark primarily serve as?
Identification for products and services
How are genre conventions related to audience expectations?
Audience expectations shape genre conventions
What do intellectual property rights aim to protect?
Inventions and creative works
How does a patent differ from a trademark in terms of protection?
A patent protects inventions, while a trademark protects product identification
Which of the following is NOT an example of indigenous media?
Online forums
Which of the following sources is considered reliable for academic research?
Peer-reviewed journal articles
What is the term used to describe signs and symbols in media texts that can have multiple meanings?
Polysemic
Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of codes in media communication?
They are always universally understood by all audiences
What is the primary purpose of indigenous media, according to the text?
To preserve cultural heritage and promote self-determination
Which of the following describes the concept of 'media language'?
The way in which the meaning of media texts is conveyed to the audience
Test your knowledge on narrative structures, cause and effect, character construction, genre conventions, and more. Explore the legal, ethical, and societal issues in media and information, including intellectual property rights.
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