1) Act or process of using words, sounds, signs, or behaviors to express or exchange information. a) Communication b) Technology c) Listening d) Writing 2) In the communication model, this is where the noise can take place a) Channel b) Encoder c) Decoder d) Receiver 3) All gathered data by an individual a) Information b) Media Literacy c) Technology d) Information Literacy 4) Main form of Mass Communication a) Media b) Technology c) Laptop d) Cellphone 5) This is a similarity of Media Literacy and Technology Literacy a) Platform and Storage for information b) Relevant and Timely Information c) Interpretation of Media d) Great Equalizer 6) This is a similarity of Media and Information Literacy  a) Make informed judgements b) Information Management c) Relevant and Timely Information d) Valid information through logical scanning  7) Earliest systems of writing  a) Cuneiform b) Baybayin c) Hieroglyphics d) Script 8) This is baked until dry and hard, either by leaving it out in the sun, or in a fire. a) Clay Tablets b) Cave Paintings c) Papyrus d) Codex 9) Media information is limited a) Traditional Media b) New Media 10) Message sent via telegraph a) Telegram b) Morse Code c) Punch Card d) Motion Pictures 11) Which of these is from the Industrial Age a) Typewriter b) Television c) Transistor Radio d) Facebook 12) An early motion-picture device in which the images were viewed through a peephole a) Kinetoscope b) Kinetogram c) Motion Picture Viewer d) Kinetograph 13) In this age, people harnessed the power of what? a) Transistor b) Resistor c) Capacitor d) Ambassador  14) Although it is a computer, the company sold it as a calculator a) Hewlett-Packard 9100A b) Apple 1 c) EDSAC d) UNIVAC 15) The integration of digital information with the user's environment in real time a) Augmented Reality  b) Virtual Reality  c) Objective Reality d) Artificial Intelligence 16) Media experience is more interactive a) New Media b) Traditional Media 17) Allows media to capture an object or event making this available to anyone anywhere at any time. a) Fixative Property b) Manipulative Property c) Distributive Property 18) Reading material that can either be fictional or nonfictional a) Books b) Newspaper c) Flyer d) Newsletter 19) A smaller than standard newspaper which focuses on less "serious" content, especially celebrities, sports, and sensationalist crime stories. a) Tabloid b) Broadsheet c) Newspaper d) Newsletter 20) Media consisting of paper and ink, reproduced in a printing process that is traditionally mechanical a) Print Media b) Broadcast Media c) New Media 21) This modulation has a higher quality signal a) Frequency Modulation b) Amplitude Modulation 22) This library is attached to a higher education institution a) Academic Library b) Public Library c) School Library d) Special Library 23) Moves the camera horizontally on a central axis. a) Panning b) Zooming c) Trucking d) Pedestal 24) Certain ways we expect types of media’s codes to be arranged. a) Form Conventions b) Story Conventions c) Genre Conventions 25) The formal language style and textual language used in a media product a) Written Codes b) Technical Code c) Symbolic Code

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