ENGLISH 6 2ND QUARTER: Media and Resources
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- It consists of volumes of books in which topics are listed alphabetically
- provides annual publication containing general information about government, industry, politics, commerce, wor
- Supplies information about words, spelling, pronunciation, meaning, derivation, etymology, syllabication, stre
- a program, movie, or other visual media product featuring movng images with or without audio
- paper that is printed and distributed usually daily or weekly and containes news, articles, features, ads
- printed or digitally published collection of texts, often illustrated that is produced at regular intervals
- primary source of online access
- series of spoken word, audio episodes, all focused on a particular theme
- continous transmission of audio or video files using an internet-connected device from a server to a large aud
- stands for video log or video blog, where most or all of the contents are in video format
- refer to the person or individuals portraying a certain role in a story or any show
- refers to the conversation between characters in a novel, drama, etc.
- refers to the process of capturing an image
- refers to the topic, particular subject, idea or issue described or discussed in a piece of writing
- a website that contains online personal reflections, comments, hyperlinks provided by the writer
- are sounds other than speech or music made artificially for use in a play, movie or other broadcast production
- refers to the artistic ability or skill; the quality of effect or workmanship
- a cereal manufacturer shows an ordinary family sitting don to breakfast and enjoying their product
- A car manufacturer qoutes the amount of time it takes their car to get from 0 to 100 mph
- buy Nike shoes because everyone in the neighborhood has a pair
- a famous hockey player recommends a particular brand of skates
- use of many positive, flashy, pleasant sounding words and comment in favor of their product
- it projects certain qualities of a person, ideology, or object to other things and people
- it uses negative descriptions, comments or ideas that are labelled or tagged to someone or something
- examples of this includes facebook, twitter, messenger, instagram and othe web-based applications.
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