English 6: Print, Non-Print, and Digital Materials

1. What are print materials?

• • Files created on computers

• • Publications like books, newspapers, and magazines

• • Audio-visual materials

• Images taken with a digital camera

2. Which of the following is an example of non-print material?

• A printed dictionary

• A tape recording of a speech

• A newspaper article

• A printed map

3. Where are digital materials usually created and stored?

• • In books

• • In libraries

• • On web servers or computers

• In notebooks

4. Which is an example of a print material?

• • An e-book

• • A printed photograph

• • A YouTube video

• A PDF file

5. What type of material is a video stored on a website?

• • Print material

• Non-print material

• Digital material

• None of the above

6. How can you analyze characters in print, non-print, and digital materials?

• • By their job title

• • By their age, gender, and behavior

• By their favorite color

• By their family background

7. What kind of setting is analyzed as urban or rural?

• • Only print materials

• • Only non-print materials

• • Only digital materials

• Print, non-print, and digital materials

8. Which of these would NOT be considered a digital material?

• A Word document stored on a computer

• • A printed yearbook

• An image saved on a digital camera

• An MP3 file

9. What is a key difference between print and non-print materials?

• • Print materials are only books.

• • Non-print materials require machines to access the information.

• Print materials can only be found in libraries.

• Non-print materials are all videos.

10. Which of the following is an example of analyzing characters in digital materials?

• • Looking at the font size used in a newspaper

• • Studying the behavior of characters in a video game

• • Counting the pages of a book

• Drawing a character from memory