Media Literacy

What is NOT a type of media?

• Websites

• Video games

• Billboards

• E-mails

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The average kindergartener sees about 70 media

messages every day.

• True

• False

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Teens are spending more than one-third of their day using media.

• True

• False

Media literacy helps people to...

• analyze the content of media messages

• trust fake news

• believe all the news

• unlock the meaning in the media

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How many questions do we need to ask to apply media literacy skills?

• Four

• Nine

• Five

• Four

It's important to understand who and why created the message.

• True

• False

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What question should NOT be asked while applying media literacy skills?

• What creative techniques qre used to attract my attention?

• What lifestyle, values and points of view are represented in this message?

• How may different people understand this message differently from me?

• How many money was spent on this media?

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Media literacy skills CAN'T be useful for creating media.

• True

• False

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Media literacy helps to make better decisions.

• True

• False

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