[tex]\huge\rm{Answer:}[/tex]
Identify the material used in each situation. Underline it.
Classify each as Print or Non-Print.
11. For our assignment, we are assigned to read a journal of the beat writers.
12. Mara enjoyed watching puppet show in the park yesterday.
[tex]\huge\rm{Explanation:}[/tex]
- Print viewing materials consist of all printed
images found in textbooks, workbooks, reference
books, magazines, newspapers and journals.
These include the printed versions of maps,
photographs, paintings, drawings, posters,
infographics, graphs and other two-dimensional
art.
- Non-print viewing materials are those that do
not depend on the printed sources. Three-dimensional arts like diorama, globes, puppets
and models; and other projected materials such
as films or movies, filmstrips, commercials,
videotapes and television shows are examples of
non-print viewing materials. Like television
channels, most of the viewing materials that are
non-print are in digital formats.
