Module 5 - The Language of Multimodal Texts

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According to the text, what is the primary distinction between "mode" and "media"?

Mode refers to the method of communication, while media refers to how the text reaches its audience.

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A music video is described as a medium that contains which specific combination of modes?

Audio, linguistic, gestural, and spatial.

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Which concept is defined as the categorization of media based on audience expectations?

Genre.

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When analyzing an advertisement for a corporation like Snickers, who is considered the "implied author"?

The company who authorized the advertisement.

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The "rhetorical situation" of a multimodal text includes choices based on which set of factors?

Context, audience, purpose, genre, and author.

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A series of three frames with a punch line in the final frame is an example of?

Genre and Genre Conventions

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How does the "graphic novel" genre differ from the "comic strip" genre regarding structure?

It calls for a longer narrative with a number of frames that varies from page to page.

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If a text is an anonymous article posted on the WebMD website, who is considered the implied author?

WebMD.

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In the composition field, "linguistic" mode includes which of the following elements?

Word choice, delivery of text (tone), and organization into sentences.

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Which mode encompasses "facial expressions, hand gestures, and body language"?

Gestural.

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The "Spatial" mode is specifically concerned with which aspect of a text?

Arrangement, organization, and proximity between people and objects.

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Elements falls under the "Audio" mode?

Silence and ambient noise.

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What does the design term "Emphasis" refer to?

Elements most significant or pronounced.

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Which design principle is described as a repeated pattern that can indicate an overall theme?

Repetition.

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How is "Contrast" defined in the language of design?

The sharp differences between elements that are noticeable based on their relationship.

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What does the term "Layout" specifically refer to in design?

The organization of elements on a page

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The design term "Proximity" indicates which of the following?

The relationship between objects based on how close they are to each other.

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Which list correctly identifies the five modes of communication defined in the text? .

Linguistic, visual, gestural, spatial, audio.

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In the context of a website, what are examples of its specific "affordances"?

Hyperlinks and visual images paired with linguistic text.

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When the word "mode" is used in composition disciplines outside of multimodal texts, what might it refer to?

Modes of argumentation.

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Which element is NOT listed as a component of the "Visual" mode?

Ambient noise.

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What specific element of the "Linguistic" mode relates to the delivery of spoken or written text?

Tone.

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Which mode includes the "interactions between people"?

Gestural.

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"Emphasis and accent of voice in spoken language" is categorized under which mode?

Audio.

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"Alignment" in design language specifically refers to what?

The way elements, especially text, are aligned at left, right, or center.

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What can the design principle of "Proximity" indicate between objects?

A relationship.

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Why is "Media" sometimes confused with "Mode"?

Media is the delivery mechanism, but mode is the method of communication.

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Which of the following is considered a "medium" rather than a "mode"?

A photograph.

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According to the text, what is the purpose of using the language of design?

To create a more thorough conversations

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What are the Basic Language of Multimodal Texts?

Mode, Media, Affordances, Genre and Genre Conventions, Rhetorical Situations, and Author and Implied Author

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What are the Five Modes of Communication?

Linguistic, Visual, Gestural, Spatial, and Audio.

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What the are the six language of design?

Emphasis, Repetition, Contrast, Layout, Alignment, and Proximity.

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The elements of an image that are most significant or pronounced.

Emphasis

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The repeated pattern of the same or similar shapes or objects, which can also indicate an overall emphasis or theme.

Repetition

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The sharp differences between elements that are noticeable based on their relationship to each other.

Contrast

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The sharp differences between elements that are noticeable based on their relationship to each other.

Layout

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The way that elements are aligned on a page, especially text which is aligned at left, right or center.

Alignment

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The relationship between objects in a space, particularly how close they are to each other. Proximity can indicate a relationship between objects.

Proximity

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How to prepare for a multimodal presentation?

MODAL - Material, Objective, Delivery, Application, and Language

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Elements of a PSA

Voice clip, Music, Pictures/Images, Narrative Voice Over, and Textual Message

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Three types of PSAs

Announcement, Documentary/Interview, and Narrative

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GIve four examples of multimodal texts

Paper, Digital, Live, and Transmedia