One of the important values of media is its function as a source of entertainment The media has the power to persuade people. Media has become the largest source of information nowadays. TV shows , music _, ?lms , books _, dips and videos and social media , are just some of the things that the media offers as entertainment kWh-1H 5. The invention of the telegraph led to telephones, radios, and televisions. II. IDENTIFICATION: Write the correct answer. Write your answer on a separate sheet. El. Cave painting is considered medium in this age. 7. The printing press is invented in this age 3. In the evolution of media, television is considered one of the media under this age. 9. The internet is considered as a medium in this age. 10. Creating fire is considered in this age.

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I. True or False.

1. One of the important values of media is its function as the source of entertainment. - TRUE
2. The pervasive nature of media makes it exclusive in every part of a place. - TRUE
3. The media has the power to persuade people. - TRUE
4. Media has become the largest source of information nowadays. - TRUE

5. The media has a binding influence on its audience.? - TRUE

II. 

6. Ice age or Pre-historic Age

7. Around 1436, or Industrial age

8. Electronic age

9. New (Digital) Age or information age

10. Pre- industrial age

Step-by-step explanation

1. TV shows, music, films, books, clips and videos, and social media are just a few of the forms of entertainment provided by the media. The enormous range of options provided by media means that there is content to fit everyone's tastes. This is what drew people into the media. After all, we all need to unwind and be entertained now and then.

2. Pervasiveness is defined as "present or noticeable in every part of a thing or a place" by the Cambridge dictionary. This is especially true when it comes to the media in our daily life. The world has become increasingly reliant on media during the last few decades. As a result, television networks and radio stations continue to expand. Despite the predictions of many experts, print media does not appear to be dying out totally. The United States has always considered the Internet to be a core human right.

3. People can be persuaded by the media. However, changing people's minds does not come instantly. Every time someone expresses an opinion on a topic, another opposing one is sure to arise. It not only has an impact on people's opinions, but it also serves as a forum for debate and discussion.

4. Everyone's go-to place when they need to know something has become the Internet. Everyone receives their news and current events fix from their preferred media platform. Whenever there is a disaster, people turn to social media platforms for updates. There is no doubting that the media has surpassed newspapers as the primary source of information.

5. In their daily lives, people rely on the media. Whether it's for a school assignment or a tasty meal recipe, the internet is an important part of everyone's daily routine. As a result of this dependence, the media has a strong binding influence on its viewers.

6. Cave art, in general, refers to the countless paintings and engravings discovered in caves and shelters between 40,000 and 14,000 years ago during the Ice Age (Upper Paleolithic). Also see rock art. Altamira in Spain was the first painted cave to be identified as Paleolithic, or from the Stone Age. Men of the prehistoric era discovered how to engrave on cave walls. They sketched everything they saw around them, such as animals and nature, on cave walls.

7. Johannes Gutenberg, a German goldsmith, is credited with inventing the printing press in 1436, but he was far from the first to automate the book-making process. Woodblock printing dates from the 9th century in China, and Korean bookmakers used moveable metal type a century before Gutenberg.

8. The transistor was invented during this time period, ushering in the electronic age. The transistor radio, television, electronic circuits, and early computers were all created as a result of people harnessing the potential of transistors. Long-distance communication became more effective in this era.

9. People advanced the use of microelectronics in the invention of personal computers, mobile gadgets, and wearable technologies in the New (Digital) Age. The Internet has paved the path for faster communication and the formation of social networks in modern age. In addition, voice, image, sound, and data have all been digitalized.

10. People had learned or discovered fire, produced paper from plants, and made weapons and tools out of stone, bronze, copper, and iron during the Pre-Industrial Age (before the 1700s).