Types of Communication and Media Literacy

What is the primary definition of communication?

• A process of exchanging information through gestures

• A process of exchanging information using written symbols

• A process by which information is exchanged between individuals through a common system

• A method of conveying emotions without words

Which of the following is NOT a key component of effective communication?

• Development of information

• Selection of medium or media

• Use of body language only

• Clarity of the message

What is an example of oral communication?

• An email

• A phone call

• A report

• A memo

Which element of non-verbal communication involves using gestures, posture, and movements?

• Eye contact

• Body language

• Facial expressions

• Paralanguage

What is the primary purpose of formal communication?

• To build personal relationships

• To share casual or personal information

• To convey official, structured information in professional settings

• To entertain or inform informally

Which of the following best describes media literacy?

• The ability to create media content

• The ability to access, analyze, and evaluate media

• The ability to read newspapers only

• The ability to communicate using verbal language

Which of the following describes technology literacy?

• Ability to use traditional tools for communication

• Ability to effectively use technological tools to access, evaluate, and communicate information

• Ability to write code

• Ability to use social media platforms only

Which of the following is an example of informal communication?

• A business report

• An official memo

• A conversation with a friend

• A university lecture

What is the role of critical thinking in media literacy?

• To memorize media content

• To passively consume media without questioning

• To evaluate and interpret media content based on certain standards

• To create media content

Which is NOT a characteristic of media and information literacy (MIL)?

• Empowering individuals to make informed decisions

• Engaging ethically in both online and offline spaces

• Focusing solely on print media

• Helping people critically evaluate media content