Media and Information Literacy Exam

It is the knowledge that is unique to a specific culture or society.

• Superstitious beliefs

• Indigenous knowledge

• Popular media

• Indigenous media

What are media codes used for in media production?

• To entertain the audience

• To structure and convey meaning in media content

• To remove creativity from media

• To increase the cost of production

Which of the following is an example of a technical code in media?

• Camera angles and lighting

• The body language of an actor in a film.

• Dialogue between characters

• The theme of a movie

Which of the following is a challenge of digital media?

• Instant global communication.

• The spread of misinformation and fake news.

• Increased convenience in accessing news.

• Free access to educational content.

What is one major opportunity that digital media provides?

• Increased access to information and global communication

• Decrease in media literacy among users

• Increased control of information by authorities

• Less diversity in news reporting

A type of MOOC that delivers content where the student is still in the process of learning with the guidance of a professional.

• Connectivist MOOC

• Content-based MOOC

• Digital MOOC

• None of the above

What is a simple and flexible format for presenting information or conveying ideas?

• Audio

• Motion

• Visual

• Text

How does media influence communication?

• It reduces the importance of communication.

• It creates barriers to communication.

• It facilitates faster and broader communication.

• It only affects written communication.

What is the main difference between media literacy and information literacy?

• Media literacy focuses on the ability to create media, while information literacy is about finding and evaluating information.

• Media literacy deals only with printed materials.

• Information literacy is more important than media literacy.

• Media literacy and information literacy are the same.

Which of the following is an ethical issue in media today?

• The rise of credible journalism.

• The manipulation of news for political or financial gain.

• The decline of entertainment media.

• The increase in access to reliable news sources.