Caption Part 1, 2, & 3


PART 1 

DEFINITION 

A caption is a short text above or below an image in a book, magazine, or newspaper that describes the image or explains what the person in it did or said.


STRUCTURE:

Opening
Opening (pembuka) Usually an image is written in a larger size to attract the attention of the reader.


Content
Content (isi) contains concise information to explain the image.


Closing
Closing (penutup) usually in the form of additional information that has not been conveyed in the content.

There are some types of caption text, here are some of them:

1. Cutline

This caption mentions about who are the subjects in the picture or photos and what activity they do.


2. Identification bar

The caption only mentions about subject in the picture


3. Summary

Full explanation about subject, activity, time detail, location detail and why it’s happened.


4. Expanded

Longer version of summary caption. This also include how the event occurred.


5. Quote

Consist of someone’s word which has been quoted related to the picture or photos.


6. Group Identification

Used to identify when subjects are more than one.


Characteristic of Caption:

Could be found above, below or beside a picture or photo.

Giving information about what is the picture or photo about.

Majority of caption text are short.


LANGUAGE ELEMENTS
1. Caption text must be short, because this text serves as a description of what is happening in the photo.

2. Use sentences that are easy to understand.


Exercise:

ACTIVITY 3

Do the Practice 1,2 (page 8-9) & part E (page 12-13) from the module above and attach the photo in your blog!

Text 1

What a ride: Jakartans enjoy a trial run of the first phase of the Jakarta MRT, which connects Lebak Bulus in South Jakarta to the Hotel Indonesia traffic circle in Central Jakarta, on Tuesday. City-owned PT MRT Jakarta is carrying out a free trial of its new service until March 24, aiming to attract 285,000 passengers. (The Jakarta Post/Wendra Ajistyatama).


Text 2

In this Sept. 20, 2018 photo, 5th grade teacher Heather Dalton, center, works with students Julian Ryno, left, and Ma'Kenley Burns, doing math problems on the Dream Box system at Charles Barnum Elementary School in Groton, Conn. A wide array of apps, websites and software used in schools borrow elements from video games to help teachers connect with students living technology-infused lives. —AP Photo/Michael Melia


Text 4

SMAN 70's birthday anniversary: The event is attended by the ministry of sports and the ministry of rural. The students are very enthusiast to take a picture with them. They are all happy



Explanation Video



Part 2

Do the Practice 1 (page 15) & part D (page 17) from the module

A nurse takes a swab sample from a patient at the Tanah Abang district office in Central Jakarta on June 21. Swab tests, also called polymerase chain reaction (PCR) tests, use mucus samples taken from the nose or throat to detect COVID-19. (JP/P.J. Leo)

Wearing a hazmat suit, a member of a Transjakarta community holds up a sign with updated data on the number of COVID-19 cases in Jakarta to raise awareness on health protocols within the Harmoni bus shelter in Jakarta on July 17. (JP/Dhoni Setiawan)


Part 3

Conclusion:
Caption text is a short text located near photos that gives important information. The purpose of caption text is to help reader understand information that may not be in the text

UH



This is example questions about this material


1. “I can’t change the direction of the wind”. What does the sentence mean?
a. We can follow the wind blows
b. We can’t change the God’s will
c. We need to change our wind blows
d. We need someone to direct our ways
e. We should follow the rule

2. What does the word adjust means in the caption?
a. We can decide our ways
b. We can arrange our plans
c. We can make our ways
d. We need someone to give advances
e. We should appreciate our ways

3. The words Sails mean….
a. Our goal
b. Our decision
c. Our dream
d. Our ways
e. Our believing

4. How can we reach our destination based on the caption?
a. We should sail over the sea
b. We should know our destination
c. We should organize our ways
d. We can manage our dream
e. We should determine our ways

5. What do you feel after reading the caption?
a. Sad
b. Get motivation
c. Confused with the world
d. Feel better in my life
e. Settle the ways to reach dream



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