AnswersTX-English IV B-CRImpact of Media, Modalities, and Formats

Impact of Media, Modalities, and Formats Answers

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Which statement best compares and contrasts the two formats?

A
The infographic shows the movement of water visually, while the text describes it.
B
The infographic would be less appealing to visual learners than the text.
C
It is impossible to understand the infographic without the text.
D
The text is more accurate than the infographic.
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What did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

A
The modality is different in each.
B
The written speech is visual.
C
The audio conveys emotion.
D
The transcript clarifies the words.
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How do both the medium and format of the excerpt convey information effectively?

A
The visual text creates an image of Sacagawea tasting sugar for the first time.
B
The words can be read aloud for a deeper understanding of a sugar craving.
C
The format of the print text helps the reader understand the concept of liberty.
D
The text combines facts with a story to introduce an idea about the impact of sugar.
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Think about the museum display. How would displays in the museum most likely rely on modalities to inform visitors about the negative effects of enslavement?

A
A variety of modalities—written text, audio excerpts, and kinesthetic experience—would help visitors understand the many different aspects of modern enslavement.
B
A hands-on experience is the only modality that would give visitors a complete understanding of the plight of modern enslaved people.
C
All of the information should be in written form so that museumgoers can read about modern enslavement while they are at the museum, and later when they get home.
D
Museum information should all be recorded audio so that visitors can hear about the horrors of modern enslavement for themselves.
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Which statement best compares and contrasts the two formats?

A
The infographic shows the movement of water visually, while the text describes it.
B
The infographic would be less appealing to visual learners than the text.
C
It is impossible to understand the infographic without the text.
D
The text is more accurate than the infographic.
6

What did you include in your response? Check all that apply.

A
The modality is different in each.
B
The written speech is visual.
C
The audio conveys emotion.
D
The transcript clarifies the words.
7

How do both the medium and format of the excerpt convey information effectively?

A
The visual text creates an image of Sacagawea tasting sugar for the first time.
B
The words can be read aloud for a deeper understanding of a sugar craving.
C
The format of the print text helps the reader understand the concept of liberty.
D
The text combines facts with a story to introduce an idea about the impact of sugar.
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Think about the museum display. How would displays in the museum most likely rely on modalities to inform visitors about the negative effects of enslavement?

A
A variety of modalities—written text, audio excerpts, and kinesthetic experience—would help visitors understand the many different aspects of modern enslavement.
B
A hands-on experience is the only modality that would give visitors a complete understanding of the plight of modern enslaved people.
C
All of the information should be in written form so that museumgoers can read about modern enslavement while they are at the museum, and later when they get home.
D
Museum information should all be recorded audio so that visitors can hear about the horrors of modern enslavement for themselves.

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