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Summative Test English6 Module2

This document is a summative test for English 6, covering various aspects of film and visual media through multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and a simple essay. It assesses students' understanding of film conventions, types of visual media, and their importance in learning. The test includes an answer key for evaluation.

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Summative Test English6 Module2

This document is a summative test for English 6, covering various aspects of film and visual media through multiple-choice questions, fill-in-the-blank exercises, and a simple essay. It assesses students' understanding of film conventions, types of visual media, and their importance in learning. The test includes an answer key for evaluation.

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Summative Test

English 6 Quarter 1

Name: ___________________________ Date: ________ Score: ___________

Part 1: Multiple Choice (20 items)


Directions: Read each question carefully. Choose the letter of the correct answer
and write it on your answer sheet.

1. A film is also called a ____.


a. movie
b. drama
c. documentary
d. script

2. Which convention of film refers to the positioning and movement of actors


relative to the camera?
a. Lights
b. Blocking
c. Direction
d. Acting

3. Which form of film shows imaginative worlds and magical creatures?


a. Drama
b. Horror
c. Fantasy
d. War

4. The time and place where the story happens is called the ____.
a. Set-up
b. Setting
c. Dialogue
d. Scene

5. “Oh no! The house is burning!” is an example of ____.


a. Blocking
b. Dialogue
c. Direction
d. Acting
6. Which type of visual media presents researched facts in a visually attractive
way?
a. Images
b. Videos
c. Infographics
d. Slideshows

7. Print materials include ____.


a. E-books
b. Photographs
c. Videos
d. PowerPoint

8. Facebook, YouTube, and Instagram are examples of ____.


a. Print media
b. Digital materials
c. Non-print materials
d. Both b and c

9. Which convention of film creates mood and atmosphere through brightness or


darkness?
a. Blocking
b. Lights
c. Acting
d. Setting

10. Which type of setting shows large buildings and busy streets?
a. Rural
b. Urban
c. Affluent
d. Poor

11. The process by which a writer reveals a character’s personality is called ____.

a. Acting
b. Characterization
c. Dialogue
d. Blocking
12. Which of the following is an example of non-print material?
a. Dictionary
b. Atlas
c. DVD movie
d. Newspaper

13. A wedding video belongs to which type of visual media?


a. Infographic
b. Video
c. Image
d. Poster

14. The scenery created for a film, either in a studio or outdoors, is called ____.
a. Setting
b. Set-up
c. Blocking
d. Direction

15. Which form of film is usually based on historical events?


a. Epics/Historical
b. Science Fiction
c. Action
d. Comedy

16. The first thing that captures your attention in an image is called ____.
a. Gaze
b. Focus point
c. Framing
d. Caption

17. The purpose of visual media is to ____.


a. confuse the audience
b. make learning harder
c. convey messages in an engaging way
d. make text longer
18. Which type of visual media is most preferred by internet users because it
shows real-life action?
a. Images
b. Videos
c. Infographics
d. Charts

19. An example of an online source is ____.


a. Encyclopedia
b. Webpage
c. Dictionary
d. Almanac

20. A film that focuses on frightening scenes to scare the audience is called ____.

a. Drama
b. Horror
c. Fantasy
d. Action
Part 2: Fill in the Blanks (10 items)
Directions: Choose your answer inside the box. Write it on your answer sheet.

Choices:

 Blocking  Dialogue  Videos


 Lights  Setting  Infographics
 Acting  Set-up
 Characterization  Images

1. The physical movement and positioning of actors in a scene is called _______.

2. The exchange of spoken words between characters is called _______.

3. The background place and time where the action happens is the _______.

4. The visual element that affects mood through brightness and darkness is
_______.

5. A visual media type that presents facts in an attractive and simple way is
_______.

6. A visual media type that is engaging because it shows motion is _______.

7. The process of showing a character’s personality is called _______.

8. Performing a role through facial expressions and body language is _______.

9. The constructed scenery for a film is called _______.

10. The most common type of visual media used by marketers is _______.
Part 3: Simple Essay (10 points)
Answer in 3–5 sentences.

1. In your own words, explain why visual media is important in learning.


Give at least two examples of visual media and how they can help you
understand lessons better.
Answer Key
Part 1: Multiple Choice

1. A
2. B
3. C
4. B
5. B
6. C
7. B
8. D
9. B
10. B
11. B
12. C
13. B
14. B
15. A
16. B
17. C
18. B
19. B
20. B

Part 2: Fill in the Blanks


1. Blocking
2. Dialogue
3. Setting
4. Lights
5. Infographics
6. Videos
7. Characterization
8. Acting
9. Set-up
10. Images

Part 3: Simple Essay


Answers may vary. Sample answer: Visual media is important because it helps us
understand lessons better by showing pictures, videos, or infographics that make
the topic clearer. For example, an infographic can summarize a lesson into a
colorful chart, while a video can show real-life examples. These help me
remember and enjoy learning.

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