Media Literacy

What is a digital footprint?

• A. When your feet leave marks on your keyboard

• B. The online trail of everything you post or do

• C. Your shoe size saved in Google

• D. That time you searched for cat memes at 2AM

You see a post on social media saying a celebrity has died, but no big news websites are reporting it. What should you do?

• A. Share the post to tell others

• B. Comment “RIP” without checking

• C. Check reliable news websites first

• D. Believe it because it has many likes

1. What is the ability to critically analyze media messages called?

• A. Media creation

• B. Media broadcasting

• C. Media literacy

• D. Media promotion

2. What do we call false information spread deliberately?

• A. Satire

• B. Disinformation

• C. News report

• D. Opinion piece

To verify the accuracy of information online, it's helpful to:

• a) Check multiple sources

• b) Look for evidence-based claims

• c) Consider the source's reputation

• d) All of the above

Never share your (a)   with random people online, not even if they say they're a prince.

When using social media, always check your (a)   settings to stay safe.

Your (a)   is like a digital shadow — following you everywhere online.

The act of pretending to be someone else online is called (a)   .

Media literacy is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and (a)   media in a variety of forms.