Tri: Q_01, Q_02, Q_03

Q_01: How can media influence our opinions on important issues?

• By presenting diverse perspectives
• By avoiding coverage of important issues
• By ignoring facts

Q_01: Which of the following is an example of media filtering reality?

• Social media influencers sharing their daily routines
• News outlets covering local and global events equally
• News outlets prioritizing certain stories over others

Q_01: What is a potential impact of media setting trends in fashion?

• Increased awareness of global issues
• A boost in self-confidence
• Pressure to conform to certain clothing styles

Q_01: How do advertisements in media influence our behavior?

• By providing information for informed choices
• By convincing us to buy products or support causes
• By forcing us to change our habits

Q_01: Why is it essential to look at multiple media sources when researching an issue?

• To confuse yourself with conflicting information
• To save time by sticking to one source
• To get a well-rounded view and avoid bias

Q_01: How can movies and TV shows impact our values and beliefs?

• By having no influence on our values
• By encouraging critical thinking
• By shaping our perceptions of relationships and heroes

Q_01: What is fake news?

• Satirical news meant for entertainment
• Accurate information reported by reliable sources
• False or misleading information presented as news

Q_01: How can sharing personal information on social media affect your privacy?

• It doesn't affect your privacy at all
• It can lead to identity theft and safety risks
• It makes you more popular among your friends

Q_01: What does media literacy teach us to do?

• Accept information without question
• Ignore multiple perspectives
• Think critically, question, and analyze information

Q_01: Which real-world application of media influence involves fact-checking and verifying information from reliable sources?

• Choosing a movie to watch with friends
• Deciding what to wear to a party
• Researching a school project