alting
d. Lighting
5. What does mise en scene refer to in media?
a. Camera operation
b. Everything within the frame
c. Expression and utilization of sounds
d. The manipulation of light
6. In a film, a character wearing a black robe is often associated with evil or villainous traits. This is an example of
which type of media code?
a. Symbolic code
b. Technical code
c. Written code
7. What do form conventions in media refer to?
a. The recognized ways of using media codes
b. The basic structures of narratives
C.
The common use of narrative elements
d. None of these
d. The arrangement of media codes as expected, such as the placement of title and credits
8. Which of the following best describes story conventions in media?
a. The recognized ways of using media codes
b. The basic structures of narratives
C.
The common use of narrative elements
d
The arrangement of media codes as expected, such as the placement of title and credits
9. What is the primary focus of genre conventions in media?
a. The recognized ways of using media codes
b. The basic structures of narratives
c. The common use of narrative elements
d. The arrangement of media codes as expected, such as the placement of title and credits
10. Which aspect of media conventions involves analyzing the common use of elements like characters, settings, and
themes within a specific media type?
a. Form conventions
.
c. Genre conventions d. Narrative structures
11. What is the primary purpose of conducting audience analysis in media production?
b. Story conventions
a
To assess the effectiveness of media language.
b.
To determine the cost of producing media texts.
C
To evaluate the skill of media producers.
d
To understand the demographics and psychology of the target audience.
12. Which of the following elements is NOT considered in audience analysis?
a Audience Engagement.
b. Audience Expectations.
c. Audience Foreknowledge.
d. Media Language proficiency of producers.