Media Literacy Quiz

Which term describes information that is intentionally spread to influence people's beliefs or actions?

• Journalism

• Fact-checking

• Propaganda

• Digital literacy

What is the purpose of fact-checking?

• To create fake news

• To verify the accuracy of information

• To influence public opinion

• To criticize media content

What does criticism involve in the context of media?

• Analyzing of media content

• Promoting media content

• Creating media content

Where does a journalist typically obtain information for a news story?

• From their imagination

• From their friends

• From a reliable source

What does censorship refer to?

• The manipulation of information

• The regulation of media content by the government or other authorities

• The process of fact-checking

• The influence of social media

What is an advertisement?

• A news story

• A form of censorship

• A form of paid message to promote a product

• A type of propaganda

What is journalism?

• A type of entertainment for kids

• The practice of gathering and reporting news

• A form of advertising

• A social media platform

Who is the intended recipient of media messages in target audience?

• Everyone

• Only children

• Specific groups of people

• Only adults

What does digital literacy refer to?

• The ability to read and write digitally

• The ability to navigate and critically evaluate information online

• The censorship of digital content

• The influence of digital media

What does influence refer to in the context of media?

• The effect of media on people's opinions and behaviors

• The process of verifying information

• The censorship of certain viewpoints

• The targeting of specific audiences