Lesson 2

Question 1

refers to the essential competencies (knowledge, skills and attitude) that allow citizens to engage with media and other information providers effectively and develop critical thinking and life-long learning skills for socializing and becoming active citizens

Answer 1

Media information Literacy

Question 2

the means of communication, as radio and television, newspapers, magazines, and the internet, that reach or influence people widely.

Answer 2

Media

Question 3

a form of electronic media that can keep and store data digitally. It also allows users to create, view, distribute, modify, and preserve various media types on digital electronic devices

Answer 3

Digital Media

Question 4

used as a medium of communication and advertising.
Companies have used effective marketing and advertising strategies to reach their consumers with different

Answer 4

Traditional Media

Question 5

loved by the majority. These make content available using various electronic communication, all made possible by the power of computer technology.

Answer 5

New Media

Question 6

What are the examples of Traditional Media

Answer 6

• Print and Directory
• Outdoor Advertising
• Direct Mail
•Not interactive
• Company oriented
• Non-continuous communication
• Delivers a single message through one way communication
•Controlled
•Data is fixed and unchangeable
•Unlimited and reach and numbers

Question 7

What are the examples of New Media

Answer 7

•Websites
•Social Media
•E-mail Marketing
•Interactive
•Audience Oriented
•Continuous communication
•Two way conversion
• Unlimited Freedom
•Data is instantly Updatable
•Global reach and can acquire unlimited numbers

Question 8

refers to the time before the existence of recorded or written history. It is also popularly known as the stone age due to the instruments and tools people utilized during those times.

Answer 8

Prehistoric Age (Before 1700s)

Question 9

also popularly known as the _____ due to the instruments and tools people utilized during those times.

Answer 9

Stone age

Question 10

said to be the oldest preserved form of written Greek.

Answer 10

Linear B

Question 11

known as the fourth main type of
prehistoric art, embraces
any artistic activity that involves large stones.

Answer 11

Megalithic Art

Question 12

these times related machines and factories to industries. It began in the eighteenth century in Great Britain when it was making rigorous changes in its economy. There was a drastic shift in technology from
the use of hand tools to power-driven machines.

Answer 12

Industrial Age (1700s - 1930s)

Question 13

developed in the 1830s by Samuel Morse, which revolutionized long- distance communication.

Answer 13

Telegraph

Question 14

helped people during this period to type faster without tiring their hands much.

Answer 14

Typewriter

Question 15

invented by the Scottish inventor Alexander
Graham Bell in the late period of the industrial age. It is considered the most significant invention of this era.

Answer 15

Telephone

Question 16

At this time, people employed transistors’ power that led to a transistor radio, electronic circuits, and early computers. Long-distance communication became more efficient during this time.

Answer 16

Electronic Age (1930 - 1980)

Question 17

a small portable radio receiver that uses
transistor circuits.

Answer 17

Transistor Radio

Question 18

played a significant role in modern life.

Answer 18

Television

Question 19

It was invented to calculate complex wartime ballistics tables.

Answer 19

Electronic Numerical
Integrator and Computer
(ENIAC).

Question 20

known as the computer age or digital age. This is a historical period that began in the mid-twentieth century, distinguished by a speedy momentous change from the traditional industry, which is instituted by the industrial revolution, to an economy founded upon information technology.

Answer 20

New Information Age (1970s - Present)

Question 21

is a portable device used to make calls using a radio link. Its sole purpose, which is to make calls, has evolved to a more complex device that can send messages, take nictures. record sounds.

Answer 21

Mobile phone / Cellphone

Question 22

gives the users access to a vast array of documents that are connected to each other by means of hypertext or hypermedia links

Answer 22

World Wide Web (WWW)

Question 23

portable computers that can be taken by the user and use in the varied type of environments and settings such as at work, for playing games, in education, etc.

Answer 23

Laptop

Question 24

Give me the 4 Evolution of Media

Answer 24

• Pre-historic Age
• Industrial Age
•Electronic Age
•New Media Age

Question 25

Inventions under Electronic Age

Answer 25

•Transistor Radio
•Television
•Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer (ENIAC).

Question 26

Inventions under New Media Age

Answer 26

• Mobile Phone / Cellphone
•Laptop
•World Wide Web (WWW)

Question 27

Inventions under Industrial Age

Answer 27

•Telegraph
•Telephone
•Typewriter

Question 28

Who invented telephone?

Answer 28

Alexander Graham Bell

Question 29

Who invented the typewriter?

Answer 29

Christopher Latham’s

Question 30

Who invented the telegraph?

Answer 30

Samuel Morse

Question 31

Linear B is?

Answer 31

The oldest type of written Greek