Students will demonstrate their understanding of digital media literacy by answering MCQs on the subject and providing open-ended reflections on the importance of media literacy in the digital age.

Students will explore the design principles used in magazines and newspapers through a quiz that incorporates MCQs and design analysis questions.

Through multiple choice and open-ended questions, students will investigate target demographics for different print media, analyzing how content is tailored to specific audiences.

This assessment requires students to research recent trends in advertising. They will complete MCQs about these trends and provide written explanations of their findings.

In this assessment, students will watch a short film clip and answer multiple choice questions regarding its themes, character development, and cinematographic techniques. Students will also provide open-ended analysis in written format.

A quiz focused on how advertising influences media content and audience perception. It includes MCQs related to advertising strategies and open-ended questions asking students to analyze a specific ad campaign's impact on its target audience.

This assessment explores how digital media has transformed advertising strategies. Students will answer MCQs on digital techniques and provide insights in open-ended questions.

In this forward-looking assessment, students will predict the future of advertising based on current trends and technologies. They will answer MCQs and articulate their predictions in written form.

This assessment examines ethical considerations in media production, including representation, misinformation, and audience manipulation. Students will answer multiple-choice questions and provide written responses on ethical dilemmas in media.

This assessment consists of multiple choice questions focused on key terms and concepts used in film analysis. Students will answer questions related to cinematography, editing, and sound design.

Students will take a quiz testing their knowledge on different television genres. The assessment includes both multiple choice questions and open-ended questions where students must describe the characteristics of chosen genres.

This quiz covers the evolution of print media from its inception to present-day formats. It includes MCQs and open-ended questions on key historical milestones and influential publications.

In this assessment, students will create a hypothetical digital media campaign, answering MCQs on strategy and execution while providing a detailed open-ended plan for their campaign design.

In this assessment, students will analyze character development in chosen media. They will answer multiple choice questions and provide detailed responses regarding character arcs and their significance.

This quiz will cover various cinematography techniques used in television and film. Students will select the correct answers and provide explanations for their choices in open-ended questions.

In this assessment, students will break down specific film techniques used in iconic movies. The quiz includes multiple choice questions on technique identification and open-ended questions about their impact.

Students will choose two television shows and complete a comparative analysis using multiple choice questions and open-ended responses. They will explore themes, character arcs, and production techniques.

Students will engage with questions concerning how audiences perceive television and film. This assessment includes multiple choice questions and a reflective open-ended question on personal viewing experiences.

Students will explore major themes presented in film and television through this quiz. They will answer multiple choice questions and provide written responses on how themes are represented across different media.

Students will evaluate how new forms of media, such as social media and streaming services, change conventional language and representation. The assessment combines MCQs and analytical writing.

Assess students' understanding of persuasive techniques by having them analyze advertisements. They will complete MCQs on persuasive language and write analyses of specific ads.

This assessment covers the regulatory frameworks governing media industries and their implications for audiences. Students will take multiple choice questions and will engage in open-ended discussions about media policy and censorship issues.

Students will participate in a debate format where they will answer MCQs related to digital media impacts and provide structured arguments in open-ended responses on their assigned side of the debate issue.

Students will explore the effectiveness of online advertising, answering MCQs about advertising techniques used and providing open responses about their opinions on digital advertising strategies.

Students will assess how media representation influences personal and social identity. The assessment includes multiple-choice questions and open-ended discussions on identity formation through media.

An assessment evaluating the cultural ramifications of media representation and diversity. Students will answer MCQs and write responses analyzing how media shapes cultural perceptions and vice versa.

Focusing on advertising, this assessment will evaluate students' knowledge of how media language and representation are used in advertisements. Students will answer MCQs and analyze an advertisement in their open-ended responses.

Students will explore the concept of representation in media texts. The assessment will include questions that prompt students to analyze how different groups are portrayed in the media.

This assessment includes MCQs and open-ended questions addressing ethical considerations in print journalism and advertising practices.

This assessment tasks students with critiquing specific media representations, identifying stereotypes or biases. The use of MCQs will complement more detailed written critique.

This assessment examines the importance of media literacy for audiences, focusing on critical consumption of media messages. Students will engage with both MCQs and open-ended questions about strategies for improving media literacy.

A quiz focusing on different types of media industries, their structure, and the roles within them. Includes MCQs about industry terminology and open-ended questions asking for examples of specific media organizations and their functions.

A quiz that assesses knowledge of the influence digital media has had on traditional media platforms and audience engagement. The assessment will feature MCQs and will ask students to reflect on changes in audience behavior due to digitalization.

This assessment encourages students to explore trends in online content consumption through MCQs about rising platforms and formats, followed by open-ended questions where they predict future trends.

This assessment will test students' grasp of media language, including terminology and techniques used in various media forms. Students will answer multiple-choice questions and provide explanations for their choices.

Students will analyze case studies of successful marketing campaigns, answering MCQs on campaign strategies and providing written responses on what made these campaigns successful or unsuccessful.

This assessment will test students' knowledge of various digital media platforms and their functionalities through MCQs and a few open-ended questions requiring them to analyze specific case studies.

This assessment focuses on comparing two different media texts. Students will respond to multiple-choice questions and also provide open-ended answers discussing similarities and differences in representation and language.

Students will answer MCQs about emotional appeals used in ads and write essays discussing the psychological impact of emotions on consumer behavior.

Students will select a magazine or newspaper to critique, using a quiz format that includes both MCQs and open-ended questions. This assessment focuses on content quality, design, and audience appeal.

Students will explore advertising techniques used in print media through MCQs and open-ended questions requiring them to critically assess the effectiveness of various advertisements in magazines and newspapers.

This assessment explores various methods for analyzing audiences, including demographic and psychographic factors. Includes multiple-choice questions on audience measurement tools and open-ended questions requiring students to outline a specific audience analysis they would conduct.

This assessment includes questions related to how print media covers current events. Students will answer MCQs and provide in-depth responses about the role of print in informing the public.

This assessment consists of multiple choice questions and open-ended responses focused on different types of print media, examining their features, purposes, and target audiences.

This assessment focuses on the ethical considerations involved in consuming digital media, comprising MCQs on ethical dilemmas and open-ended questions on personal responsibility and societal implications.

This assessment will explore the relationship between media genres and representation. Students will respond to questions regarding genre conventions and how these affect audience perceptions.

A quiz inspecting current trends in how audiences consume media across different platforms. It will include both MCQs and open questions prompting students to provide insights on emerging trends and their potential future impact.