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7th Grade Reading — Reading Passages — Media and Messages Free printable media and messages reading worksheet. Read the passage, then answer the questions. Part of the Reading Passages lesson track. For 7th Grade Reading (ages 12–13).
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Media and Messages LITERACY · 7TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Every media message is constructed, and the useful questions are who made it, what techniques it uses to attract attention, what values or viewpoints it contains, what is left out, and who profits. Techniques are specific and identifiable: camera angles that make a person look powerful or small, music that tells you how to feel before you have judged anything, editing that places two images together so the viewer infers a link that was never stated. Audiences interpret messages differently depending on what they bring, so the same advertisement persuades one viewer and irritates another. Recommendation systems add another layer, since what reaches you was chosen by a system optimising for attention rather than for accuracy or importance. Questions: 1 What five questions apply to any media message? 2 Name two techniques that shape a viewer's response. 3 What do recommendation systems optimise for? www.littleactivity.com 7th Grade · Literacy
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Media and Messages LITERACY · 7TH GRADE Name Date Read the passage, then answer the questions below. Every media message is constructed, and the useful questions are who made it, what techniques it uses to attract attention, what values or viewpoints it contains, what is left out, and who profits. Techniques are specific and identifiable: camera angles that make a person look powerful or small, music that tells you how to feel before you have judged anything, editing that places two images together so the viewer infers a link that was never stated. Audiences interpret messages differently depending on what they bring, so the same advertisement persuades one viewer and irritates another. Recommendation systems add another layer, since what reaches you was chosen by a system optimising for attention rather than for accuracy or importance. Questions: 1 What five questions apply to any media message? 2 Name two techniques that shape a viewer's response. 3 What do recommendation systems optimise for? www.littleactivity.com 7th Grade · Literacy
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