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Printable Venn diagram worksheet for Grades 10 and 11 comparing pictures and video using media-related vocabulary.
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Compare and Contrast: Pictures vs. Video

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This printable Venn diagram worksheet asks students in Grades 10–11 to compare and contrast pictures and video using provided terms. Students fill in the diagram with words like stilled, single photo, moving, constant changes, lighting changes, and adjustments. Use for media studies, visual literacy units, photography or video classes, or art appreciation.

Subject:
Art
Topic:
Other Media
Grade Level:
10th – 11th Grades
Updated September 2025

Word Bank

  • STILLED
  • SINGLE PHOTO
  • CERTAIN LIGHTING
  • ADJUSTMENTS
  • MOVING
  • CONSTANT CHANGES
  • LIGHTING CHANGES

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