Question

1 drag and drop the word with the descriptions. selecting camera shots and arranging them for a motion picture unreliable or untrue information when reporters or producers state opinions about objective facts an authors motives in the meaning of a text the positioning of visual elements and words the voice of an unseen narrator in a commercial or show the deceptive and purposeful presentation of facts and events, using those that only assist in convincing toward a certain belief a catchy and memorable song choices spin layout omission subtext jingle hearsay editing and sequencing voice - overs

Explanation:

1. Selecting camera shots and arranging them for a motion - picture is editing and sequencing. This is the process of choosing and ordering visual elements in film.
2. Unreliable or untrue information is hearsay, which is second - hand information that may not be accurate.
3. When reporters or producers state opinions about objective facts, it is spin, which involves presenting information in a way that reflects a particular viewpoint.
4. An author's motives in the meaning of a text is subtext, the underlying or implicit meaning.
5. The positioning of visual elements and words is layout, which is about the arrangement in a visual or textual context.
6. The voice of an unseen narrator in a commercial or show is voice - overs.
7. The deceptive and purposeful presentation of facts and events, using those that only assist in convincing toward a certain belief is spin.
8. A catchy and memorable song is a jingle.

Answer:

1. editing and sequencing
2. hearsay
3. spin
4. subtext
5. layout
6. voice - overs
7. spin
8. jingle