Understanding Multimodal Texts

What is a multimodal text?

• A text that is only digital

• A text that combines two or more modes of communication

• A text that is only print-based

• A text that cannot be a live performance

Why are multimodal texts considered important?

• They are only used in digital communication

• They are outdated forms of communication

• They help in understanding and utilizing diverse communication technologies

• They are less effective than traditional texts

What does the linguistic mode of a multimodal text refer to?

• Only written texts

• Only spoken texts

• Any sort of written or spoken text

• Visual communication

What does the visual mode primarily refer to in multimodal texts?

• The use of sound and language to convey messages

• The organization of elements in a space

• Images and characters, such as marks, signs, and symbols

• Movement and gestures of people

What is the gestural mode about?

• The use of space and physical closeness in communication

• Movement and interpretation of body language and facial expressions

• The use of visual elements like color and layout

• The organization of text and images in a document

How does the spatial mode enhance the experience in a traditional theatre setting?

• By using vivid colors and detailed imagery

• By organizing elements such that the audience focuses on the performers

• By incorporating various sound effects

• By using digital technology to enhance visual effects

Which of the following is NOT an example of multimodal text?

• Radio programs

• Novels without illustrations

• Graphic Novels

• Websites

What elements do video games combine to create a multimodal experience?

• Visuals, sound, and text

• Sound and text only

• Visuals and text only

• Sound and interactive elements only

Which type of multimodal text uses visual representations to explain information quickly and clearly?

• Film

• Infographics

• Advertisements

• Graphic Novels

Which type of multimodal text is described as combining linguistic and visual modes, often found in comic books and newspapers?

• Digital multimodal text

• Print-based multimodal text

• Live multimodal text

• Transmedia text