Quiz

Question 1

refers to the time before the existence of written or recorded history.

Answer 1

Prehistoric

Question 2

These may be carvings or engravings in rock or caves

Answer 2

Petroglyphs

Question 3

Characterize words or phrases by pictures or symbols and used to refer to drawings or paintings that usually depict nature, giving us the glimpse of the early people’s way of life

Answer 3

Pictograph

Question 4

-was excavated from the Tabon Caves in Palawan. Dates back from 890 to 710 BC.
-it represents the beliefs of the early Filipinos about death.

Answer 4

Manunggul jar

Question 5

This art involves the process of arranging or stacking together artistically
the stones or big rocks for a certain purpose.

Answer 5

Megalithic art (stonehenge)

Question 6

A performance that was used to demonstrate the religious beliefs of a tribe.

-The natives from the Cordillera Administrative Region are performing as a way of offering.

Answer 6

Cañao

Question 7

It was drawn on cave walls or ceiling. Humans mainly appear as pictures of hands , often hand stencils created by blowing pigment on a hand placed on a wall

Answer 7

Cave painting

Question 8

Body painting was occasionally done in the human skin, and lasted a day or a few weeks. Typically worn during events or gatherings.

Answer 8

Body art

Question 9

began in the 18th
century in Great Britain when the country made drastic reforms to improve their economy.

Answer 9

INDUSTRIAL AGE(1700’s-1930’s)

Question 10

During this time, technology has shifted from using hand tools to running
power-driven machines.

Answer 10

Industrial age

Question 11

Pertains to a place where several factories are located or built. Different factories also manufacture different products, such as textile, paper products, electronic parts and chemical products

Answer 11

Industrial city

Question 12

Communication during the industrial Age also became viable because of the invention of the

Answer 12

Telegraph

Question 13

is a system used for transmitting messages
from a distance along a wire

Answer 13

Telegraph

Question 14

patented the first commercial electric telegraph.

Answer 14

William Cooke and
Charles Wheatstone

Question 15

refers to an object that has
electronic components, such as sensors
and microchips, which functions once
it is connected to an electrical outlet.

Answer 15

Electronic

Question 16

Age marked the start modernization process, as electronic equipment became more functional and reliable.

Answer 16

Electronic

Question 17

was labeled as the Computer Age or the New Age because it gave birth to a new media and digital technology

Answer 17

Information age

Question 18

forms of media that are native to computers, computational and relying on computers for redistribution. Some examples of new media are telephones, computers, virtual worlds, single media, website games, human-computer interface, computer animation and interactive computer installations.

Answer 18

New media

Question 19

INFORM THE
CITIZENS OF WHAT IS HAPPENING.

Answer 19

Monitoring function

Question 20

EDUCATE THE
AUDIENCE AS TO THE MEANING AND SIGNIFICANCE OF FACTS.

Answer 20

Information function

Question 21

PROVIDE A FLATFORM FOR PUBLIC
POLITICAL DISCOURSE, FACILITATING THE FORMATION OF “PUBLIC OPINION” AND FEEDING THAT OPINION BACK TO THE PUBLIC .

Answer 21

Opinion function

Question 22

GIVE
PUBLICITY TO GOVERNMENTAL AND POLITICAL INSTITUTION.

Answer 22

WATCHDOG” ROLE OF JOURNALISM

Question 23

5th type of media function

Answer 23

CHANNEL FOR ADVOCACY FOR POLITICAL
VIEWPOINTS

Question 24

anything’s that is deemed and malicious of a “vice or defect”, real or imaginary or any act, omission, condition , status, or circumstances tending to cause dishonor, discredit, or juridical person, or to blacken the memory of one who is dead.”

Answer 24

Libel

Question 25

refers to a malicious act of spreading untrue statements about someone or something else, in a way that is intended to cause harm.

Answer 25

Slander

Question 26

includes immoral doctrines, obscene publication or exhibitions, and indecent shows.

Answer 26

Anti-Obscenity law

Question 27

pertains to subversive acts, such as rebellion and insurrection, which incite people to go against the government and resist its lawful authority and jurisdiction.

Answer 27

Sedition

Question 28

refers to the dis obedience to the court when person exhibited acts opposing the court’s authority and jurisdiction

Answer 28

Contempt of court

Question 29

is the unauthorized distribution and reproduction of copyrighted material and it is a form of stealing because it robs the producers and artists of the compensation that they deserve based on the sales of their product

Answer 29

Piracy