21st Century Skills Quiz

Which of the following is NOT one of the 21st-century “4Cs”?

• Collaboration

• Creativity

• Critical Thinking

• Competition

Digital literacy primarily focuses on a person’s ability to:

• Use technology without any assistance

• Play digital games effectively

• Analyze, evaluate, and responsibly use digital information

• Buy and sell items online

In the Philippine context, critical thinking skills help students to:

• Rely solely on their teachers for information

• Memorize facts without analysis

• Make informed decisions and understand complex issues

• Avoid learning about other perspectives

Which skill measures cognitive, emotional, and social abilities in the digital world?

• Technological Fluency

• Digital Literacy

• Digital Quotient (DQ)

• Digital Skills

Digital citizenship in the classroom teaches students to:

• Ignore online privacy concerns

• Engage respectfully and safely in digital spaces

• Use only one digital platform

• Share personal information freely

Which of the following is a key component of digital literacy?

• Ability to code in multiple languages

• Understanding and evaluating digital content

• Playing video games at a professional level

• Creating viral social media content

Critical thinking in education encourages students to:

• Accept information without questioning

• Develop their own opinions based on evidence

• Focus solely on rote memorization

• Avoid challenging established ideas

Which of the following is an example of collaboration in a digital environment?

• Working alone on a project

• Sharing documents and ideas through cloud platforms

• Competing against peers in an online game

• Watching online tutorials individually

Creativity in the digital age often involves:

• Replicating existing content without changes

• Innovating and creating new digital content

• Following strict guidelines without deviation

• Avoiding the use of digital tools

Which of the following best describes the role of digital tools in enhancing critical thinking?

• They provide answers to all questions

• They facilitate the exploration and analysis of information

• They limit the scope of research

• They replace the need for human judgment