Interactive exercises

Practise the topics in your book. Choose a module, then open an exercise set.

Images and Messages, 3rd Edition
7 Modules
105 Exercise sets
Module 1

Communication and psychology

13 exercise sets
Module 2

Marketing and advertising

19 exercise sets
ExercisesPage 51Marketing, an introductionUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 53Market analysisUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 55The marketing mixUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 57New marketing trendsUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 59Digital and social media marketingUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 61Marketing controlUnit 2.1 · Marketing (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 65Branding and brand positioningUnit 2.2 · Marketing applications (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 67LogosUnit 2.2 · Marketing applications (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 69Merchandising and mascotsUnit 2.2 · Marketing applications (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 71Packaging and labellingUnit 2.2 · Marketing applications (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 73Other forms of marketingUnit 2.2 · Marketing applications (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 77Promotion and advertisingUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 79Advertising campaignsUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 81Advertising categories and styleUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 83Digital advertising mediaUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 85The language of advertisingUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 87Analysing a printed adUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 89Analysing a video commercialUnit 2.3 · Advertising (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPages 92–93VocabularyModule 2 · Vocabulary practice (opens in a new tab)
Module 3

Graphic design

7 exercise sets
Module 4

Layout

15 exercise sets
ExercisesPage 125TypefaceUnit 4.1 · The basics (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 127ColoursUnit 4.1 · The basics (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 129Pictures, images, photos, illustrations…Unit 4.1 · The basics (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 131CompositionUnit 4.1 · The basics (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 133Logos and labelsUnit 4.1 · The basics (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 137An introductionUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 139Flyers, leaflets, brochures, and bookletsUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 141Newspapers, tabloids, and magazinesUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 143Book and book cover layoutUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 145Comic stripsUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 147Posters and billboardsUnit 4.2 · Layout on paper (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 151Introduction to digital layoutUnit 4.3 · Digital layout (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 153Web design and mobile layoutUnit 4.3 · Digital layout (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 155Social networks layoutUnit 4.3 · Digital layout (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPages 158–159VocabularyModule 4 · Vocabulary practice (opens in a new tab)
Module 5

Creative arts

20 exercise sets
ExercisesPage 167The importance of light in photographyUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 169The lasting impact of photojournalismUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 171Great photographersUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 173Photography awardsUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 175The world of special photographyUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 177Analysing a photographUnit 5.1 · Photography (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 181Music in everyday life and advertisingUnit 5.2 · Music (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 183Visual musicUnit 5.2 · Music (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 185Film soundtracksUnit 5.2 · Music (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 187Great film music composersUnit 5.2 · Music (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 191Painting in 19th century: a brief overviewUnit 5.3 · Art (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 193The 20th century: architectureUnit 5.3 · Art (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 195The 20th century: paintingUnit 5.3 · Art (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 197The 20th century: sculptureUnit 5.3 · Art (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 199Contemporary trendsUnit 5.3 · Art (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 203Mobile applicationsUnit 5.4 · New forms of creativity (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 205Video gamingUnit 5.4 · New forms of creativity (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 207“Builder” and “enhancement” softwareUnit 5.4 · New forms of creativity (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 209Podcasts and videos: new forms of storytellingUnit 5.4 · New forms of creativity (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPages 212–213VocabularyModule 5 · Vocabulary practice (opens in a new tab)
Module 6

Big and small screen

14 exercise sets
ExercisesPage 221Pioneers of storytellingUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 223As time went by...Unit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 225Different movements and different countriesUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 227The evolution of the audio-visual languageUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 229Cinema, society, and cultureUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 231TelevisionUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 233The impact of television on society and cultureUnit 6.1 · History and impact (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 237Films genresUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 239CartoonsUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 241Non-fiction programmesUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 243TV seriesUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 245Shooting eventsUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 247Analysing a film and a TV seriesUnit 6.2 · Types of programmes (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPages 250–251VocabularyModule 6 · Vocabulary practice (opens in a new tab)
Module 7

People and instruments

17 exercise sets
ExercisesPage 259TV and film crewUnit 7.1 · People (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 261Paper printing jobsUnit 7.1 · People (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 263The world of the webUnit 7.1 · People (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 267Screen toolsUnit 7.2 · Tools (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 269Paper toolsUnit 7.2 · Tools (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 271Photography toolsUnit 7.2 · Tools (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 273Digital toolsUnit 7.2 · Tools (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 277Screen softwareUnit 7.3 · Software (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 279Paper softwareUnit 7.3 · Software (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 281Photography softwareUnit 7.3 · Software (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 283“Web” softwareUnit 7.3 · Software (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 283Artificial intelligenceUnit 7.3 · Software (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 289What is a storyboard?Unit 7.4 · Storyboards (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 291Storyboards for the film industryUnit 7.4 · Storyboards (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 293Storyboards for commercialsUnit 7.4 · Storyboards (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPage 295Storyboards for comic booksUnit 7.4 · Storyboards (opens in a new tab) ExercisesPages 298–299VocabularyModule 7 · Vocabulary practice (opens in a new tab)