1.

Which among the organizations is responsible for treaties involving copyright,

patent, and trademark laws?
a. World Intellectual Organization c. World Organization of
Intellectual Property
b. Intellectual Organization of the world d. World Intellectual Property
Organization
2. What type of codes refer to the non-verbal language of a man who acts during
the show?
a. Symbolic code c. Written code
b. Technical code d. Photographic code
3. Which among these famous scientists/experts is not included in patent
intellectual property?
a. Wright Brothers c. Alexander Graham Bell
b. Isaac Newton d. Thomas Edison
4. If there is a large crowd that is important for the narrative of a scene, the
filmmakers will most likely show the scope of that crowd such as concerts, sports
events, and battle scenes. What particular shot is suit for this scenario?
a. Wide Shot c. Mid Shot
b. Technical code d. Point of view shot
5. Apple filed a lawsuit against Microsoft in 1988, shortly after the release of
Windows 2.0, a significant upgrade to the original version. At the time, Apple
accused Microsoft of plagiarizing the graphical user interface found on the
Macintosh system without permission or a license. What type intellectual property
is being described in the scenario?
a. Patent c. Trademark
b. Copyright d. Industrial Design
6. Paul wants to improve his skills in taking pictures, especially of different
photographic compositions, including the bird’s eye view and the worm’s eye
view. Which type of code does he need to focus on?
a. Symbolic code c. Written code
b. Technical code d. Photographic code
7. John read the news about the increase in fares on MRT and LRT. His family
plans to ride this weekend and have a vacation in the village of their
grandmother. Upon reading the headline of the newspaper, what type of code
does it refer to?
a. Symbolic code c. Written code
b. Technical code d. Photographic code
8. Which of the following is not a characteristic of indigenous media?
a. Non-verbal tradition of communication c. Restriction of information within
community
b. Store information in memories d. In-person exchange of
information
9. Mae asks her teacher for help in English about the grammar of her research. She
wants to make it more verifiable and establish various references. What types of
information are being evaluated in the scenario?
a. Accuracy c. Fairness
b. Relevance d. Currency
10. Which of the questions does not pertain to the fairness of information?
a. Is the source free of advertising? c. Is the source free of bias?
b. Are various point-of-view presented? d. Is the subjectivity of the source
consistent?
11. Paul carefully selected his respondents for his research. He established
guidelines and standards in order to ensure the normality of the data to be
collected. Additionally, he statistically meets the needs of his respondents. What
types of information are being evaluated in the scenario?
a. Accuracy c. Fairness
b. Relevance d. Currency
12. Which among the following basis is not part of evaluating information?
a. Accuracy c. Content
b. Relevance d. Currency
13. Nowadays, one of the hottest issues in social media is the performance of the
students coming from Cebu Technological University (CTU) that represents
BARMM region in which violates the cultural perspective of Islam that gives that
turns to crucial part of the management of the said event. What particular type of
media effect does it refer to the issue?
a. Reciprocal effect c. Third party theory
b. Boomerang effect d. Media insensitivity effect
14. Which of the descriptions best describes the Rated-18 viewers is correct?
a. 18 below can be admitted to watch c.18 can be admitted to watch
b. 18 and up can be admitted to watch d.18 up can be admitted to watch
15. John had already mastered the arc shot as he joined various events in
filmmaking. What particular level of camera technique did he achieve?
a. Basic camera shots c. Camera angles
b. Advance camera shots d. Professional shots