Online Communication and Media Literacy Quiz

What is the primary purpose of online communication?

• To replace all in-person communication

• To avoid direct conversations

• To enable real-time interaction and collaboration across distances

• To share only personal opinions

Which of the following is a key component of online privacy and security?

• Posting frequently on public forums

• Safeguarding personal data and securing communication channels

• Ignoring suspicious emails

• Using multiple devices for the same login

Media literacy helps individuals do all of the following EXCEPT:

• Evaluate source credibility and bias

• Blindly trust online sources

• Engage responsibly with digital content

• Analyze and question online content

Why is critical thinking important in online communication?

• It allows users to evaluate information and avoid misinformation

• It reduces the need for fact-checking

• It helps write faster emails

• It enables automated replies

What is one major benefit of mastering effective online communication?

• Spreading information without verification

• Avoiding face-to-face contact altogether

• Replacing written language with emojis

• Enhancing productivity and building strong relationships

Which of the following best describes media literacy?

• The ability to write code and build websites

• The practice of creating viral content

• Memorizing facts from online news sources

• The skill of interpreting, evaluating, and engaging with digital media

A student receives a suspicious email asking for login credentials. What digital literacy skill should they apply first?

• Sharing it on social media

• Forwarding it to all contacts

• Evaluating the source for credibility

• Replying with a fake password

What is a major risk of poor online privacy practices?

• Getting fewer likes on social media

• Lack of engagement with content

• Identity theft and data breaches

• Slower internet speeds

Why is it important to critically evaluate sources online?

• To determine credibility and detect bias or misinformation

• To make reading faster

• To avoid using the internet entirely

• To avoid paying for content

What makes online communication especially valuable in today’s world?

• It delays information sharing

• It replaces the need for all written communication

• It limits global connectivity

• It enables instant interaction regardless of location