Media Terms
This term refers to the reason WHY a visual was created.
What is purpose?
What is "Gold Seal"?
When a reader can imagine parts of the story in their mind, we usually refer to it as _______.
What is imagery?
"Howling wind on a stormy evening" is an example of this type of imagery.
This singer's Eras tour broke global records in 2023.
Who is Taylor Swift?
This term refers to what the creator of the ad is trying to tell us.
What is message?
The purpose of this ad.
What is "to convince/persuade people to use McDelivery" OR "to sell McDonalds food"?
The emotional response a reader feels from reading a story.
What is mood?
"The water was as clear as glass" is an example of this literary device.
What is simile?
This 2021 Korean Netflix series about a deadly game went viral around the world.
This portion of a print ad tells us who created the ad. It can be a logo, company name, etc.
What is signature?
This is the headline.
What is "Now Our Earth Needs Stitches Too"?
The author's attitude towards the subject they're writing about.
What is tone?
"My comfy bed is calling my name" is an example of this literary device.
What is personification?
This country is known for the Eiffel Tower.
What is France?
This is the part of the visual that your eye is naturally drawn to when you first look at it.
What is focal point?
The type of media strategy used in this ad.
What is "Facts and Figures"?
After reading a story, we usually learn something about life or society in general. We call this the ________ of the story.
What is theme?
"My English teacher is a monster when the class doesn't listen" is an example of this literary technique.
What is metaphor?
This planet is known as the Red Planet.
What is Mars?
This term refers to all of the information on a print ad that isn't the headline, signature or image.
What is copy?
What is "Drinking Tim Horton's coffee will keep you awake"?
When a story has good "flow" using writing techniques such as pronoun reference, parallel structure, transitions, repetition and sequencing.
What is coherence?
The only properly stated theme from this list:
1. "The Grade 11s didn't like to work too much."
2. "The teacher was really nice so the students did well."
3. "With hard work, students can do well in school."
What is "With hard work, students can do well in school."?
This author wrote the book Cat in the Hat.
Who is Dr. Suess?