Media Literacy Quiz

What is media literacy?

• The ability to access traditional media sources

• The ability to create media content only

• The ability to access social media platforms

• The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media

What are the important roles of media literacy?

• To entertain people

• To educate people on health matters and other topics

• To limit access to information

• To promote fake news

What is Media Information Literacy (MIL)?

• The ability to access and analyze information in a biased manner

• The ability to access and evaluate information in creative and ethical ways

• The ability to access and create media content

• The ability to access and analyze traditional media only

What are the advantages of media?

• Promotes individualism

• Leads to health hazards

• Educates people on various topics

• Increases socialization with friends and family

How can you integrate MIL in the curriculum across disciplines?

• By ignoring the role of media in education

• By limiting access to media content

• By using media tools to enhance learning in different subjects

• By avoiding the use of media tools in teaching

Which dimension of media literacy involves understanding and using practical and conceptual tools of current information technology?

• Resources literacy

• Social-structural literacy

• Tool literacy

• Critical literacy

Which form of media is becoming popular and practical because of the interest it brings to the public while generating income from the obtained number of views on the videos uploaded online?

• Instagram

• Youtube

• Linkedin

• Twitter

Which learning material can be utilized in discussing a lesson on 'Philippines Tourist Destinations' in a Social Studies class?

• Pictures taken using cellphone

• Photo clips downloaded from Google and flashed on screen using an LCD projector

• Tourist documentary video footage played from Youtube

• Colorful photos posted through Facebook and Instagram accounts

What does the Media Arts Education Approach focus on?

• Focusing on ideology critiquing and analyzing the politics of representation

• Expanding the notion of literacy to include popular culture and multiple forms of media

• Teaching critical media management strategies

• Teaching students to value the aesthetic qualities of media and the arts

How can media literacy work be evaluated?

• Based on the depth and quality of the student's inquiry and analysis

• Based on the number of media tools used in the project

• Based on the quantity of media content created

• Based on the length of the media presentation