Analyzing How Visual and Multimedia Elements Contribute To The Meaning of A Text
Analyzing How Visual and Multimedia Elements Contribute To The Meaning of A Text
Department of Education
DIVISION OF CALAPAN CITY
ADRIATICO MEMORIAL SCHOOL
ENGLISH V
Self-Learning Activity Sheet
Quarter 4-Weeks 1 and 2
KEY CONCEPT:
As a learner, you should learn how to analyze visual and multimedia elements and how they
contribute to the meaning of the text that you read. By analyzing images, diagrams and other visual elements
you can read and understand the terms you encounter in a text. With the help of visual and multimedia
elements you can analyze and generalize the story or poem based on the visual and multimedia elements
presented.
In order to acquire the skill of analyzing visual and multimedia elements, you need to read and study
the bolded words below.
Visual elements are images such as photographs and drawings. These can be in the form of images
like pictures, illustrations, comics, cartoons and diagrams.
Multimedia elements are video, audio recordings, sound effects, animations and interactive images.
Meaning suggests the message of the visual and multimedia elements that the text would like to convey.
Tone is the feeling of the story that the author wants to convey to the reader/viewer. It indicates a
particular feeling. It can be cheerful, serious, funny, sad, frightening/fearful, angry, hopeful, gloomy, etc.
Mood is the general impression of the story. It is somewhat similar to the tone.
1. The illustrations add or contribute to the meaning of the story. Example: Big books
2. With visual elements, you can easily understand the meaning stated in the text.
3. When you encounter unfamiliar words while reading, you can go over the illustration to give
you an idea to what the term is about.
4. Photographs and diagrams are helpful in comprehending the information in factual or
nonfiction writing.
5. Adding illustrations make us feel the way the author wants to make us feel.
6. Multimedia elements also work the same as visuals in printed materials.
7. They are essential to make the materials you are reading or viewing more meaningful or
appealing.
C. Directions: Study and analyze the information presented in the editorial cartoon. Answer the questions by writing
the correct answers in your notebook.
10. What do you think is the cartoonist’s purpose in the given cartoon?
A. to tell us kill rats
B. to tell us clean school’s surroundings
C. to tell us beat rats with gavel
D. to tell us that rats are harmful
ACTIVITY 2 .
Directions: Study the comic strip and read the dialogue of the characters. Then answer the questions that follow.
Questions:
1. Who are the characters in the comic strip?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
2. What are they talking about?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
3. Does the comic strip relate to the text?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
4. What is the tone used by Mark in the text?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
5. Does the mood of the characters affect the message conveyed in the text?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
6. How did the illustration help you understand the words in the text?
ANSWER: ________________________________________________________________________________
ACTIVITY 3.
Directions: Study the given illustration and read the poem. Then answer the questions that follow.
ACTIVITY 4.
Directions: Study the illustration below and read the text. Then answer the questions that follow.
QUESTIONS:
ACTIVITY 1 ACTIVITY 2
1. D.
1. Mark and Mira
2. B.
2. They talk about the comic book.
3. D.
3. Yes.
4. B.
4. happy, cheerful; Yes
5. C.
5. Yes
6. C.
6. By studying the objects/things and the facial expressions of the
7. C.
characters of the illustration you can relate and understand what
8. D.
the comic strip is all about.
9. B.
10. B.
ACTIVITY 3
ACTIVITY 4