Grade 11 COR 3

First Preliminary Examination

NAME: ______________________________________________________ SCORE: _______________

TEACHER: Juan Dela Cruz

I. Identification: Identify the following question. Write your answer on the space given
before the number.

___________________________ 1. In most archaic civilizations, dancing before the God was

fundamental in temple rituals, in Egypt the priests and
priestesses, guided by harps and pipes, perform ceremonial
movements which mimed significant events in the story of a God,
or imitate cosmic patterns such as the cadence of the night and
day.
___________________________ 2. Illustration created by abolishing part of a rock surface by incising
or carving, as a form of rock art.
___________________________ 3. Painted drawings on cave walls or ceiling, mainly of pre-historic
descent, to some 40,000 years ago in both Asia and Europe
___________________________ 4. Unlike tattoo and other forms of permanent body art, body
paintings was temporary, painted in the human skin, and lasted
for one day, or at most a couple of weeks.
___________________________ 5. It is one of the earliest schemes of writing, identified by its wedge-
shaped marks on clay tablets, built by means of a blunt reed for a
stylus.
___________________________ 6. Called by the tradition the Proto – Canaanite Alphabet for
epitaphs older than around 1050 BCE, is the oldest confirmed
alphabet.
___________________________ 7. It is grammatically derived from papyrus, ancient Greek for the
Cyperus papyrus plant.
___________________________ 8. It is the clear-cut mode of narrative, commonly fictional, served in
performance. Western drama comes from classical Greece.
___________________________ 9. It is the long-distance broadcast of textual or symbolic messages.
It is without the corporeal exchange of an object bearing the
message.
___________________________ 10.It is an apparatus for administering pressure to an inked surface
recessing upon a print medium, thereby transferring the ink.

II. Multiple Choice: Choose the correct letter that corresponds to the correct answer. Write
the letter on the space provided before each number.

________ 11.Is the worldwide system of unified computer networks that use the internet protocol
suite (TCP/IP) that links billions of devices across the planet.
a. Internet b. Radio c. Film d. Personal Computer
________ 12.Is a general-purpose computer. Its size, capabilities, and novel sale price make it
beneficial for individuals. It is envisioned to be worked directly by an end-user with no
superseding computer time-sharing models that permitted
a. Internet b. Radio c. Film d. Personal Computer
________ 13.Is the technology of using radio waves to convey information, such as sound, by
modulating some property of electro – magnetic energy waves transferred through
space.
a. Internet b. Radio c. Film d. Personal Computer
________ 14.Also called a movie, motion picture, theatrical film or photoplay, is a series of immobile
images that, when shown on a screen, and generates the illusion of moving images.
a. Internet b. Radio c. Film d. Personal Computer
________ 15.Invented in 1877, the phonograph is a device designed for the power-driven recording
and reproduction of sound.
a. Dry plates b. Television c. Phonograph d. Mobile Phone
________ 16.The discovery the heating a gelatin suspension greatly amplified its sensitivity finally
made so-called “Instantaneous” snapshot exposures practical.
a. Dry plates b. Television c. Phonograph d. Mobile Phone

________ 17.Is a telecommunication medium used for transmitting sound with moving pictures in
monochrome, or in color, and in two or three dimensions.
a. Dry plates b. Television c. Phonograph d. Mobile Phone
________ 18.Is a portable telephone which can produce and receive calls over a radio frequency
 carrier.
a. Dry plates b. Television c. Phonograph d. Mobile Phone
________ 19.It is a telecommunications device that allows many users to administer a conversation
when they are too far apart to be heard.
a. Egyptian hieroglyphs b. Telephone c. Electrical d. Papyrus
Telegraph
________ 20. It is an orderly writing system used by the ancient Egyptians that combined
anagrammed and alphabetic elements.
a. Egyptian hieroglyphs b. Telephone c. Electrical Telegraph d. Papyrus
________ 21.The first telegram in the united states was sent by Morse on 11 January 1838, across
three kilometers of wire.
a. Egyptian hieroglyphs b. Telephone c. Electrical Telegraph d. Papyrus
________ 22.Paper was derived from the word _________.
a. Egyptian hieroglyphs b. Telephone c. Electrical Telegraph d. Papyrus
________ 23.It also known as “Partial art”.
a. Gramophone. b. Henna c. Cave Paintings d. Film
________ 24.It is a temporary tattoo.
a. Gramophone. b. Henna c. Cave Paintings d. Film
________ 25.Later form of phonograph was called ______________.
a. Gramophone. b. Henna c. Cave Paintings d. Film

I. Identification: Identify which era the following items belong to. Write your answer on the
space provided before the number.

______________________26. Printings press _____________________34. Carving

______________________27. Drama _____________________35. Mobile Phones
______________________28. Hieroglyphics _____________________36. Phonographs
______________________29. Phoenician Alphabet _____________________37. Cuneiform
______________________30. Personal Computer _____________________38. Dry Plates
______________________31. Parietal Art _____________________39. Tattoos
______________________32. Petroglyphs _____________________40. Film
______________________33. Television

II. Essay: Explain the following question that deals with Media and Information Literacy. Use
the rubrics for your guide on answering the questions.
Criteria points
Content 2
Grammar 2
Cleanliness 1
total 5

41 – 45. What are the media literacy skills that can help people?
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46 – 50. How this evolution of media from traditional to new media shaped the values and
norms of people and society?
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