MIL LESSON 3

Tilly Smith's story best demonstrates which core principle of information literacy?

• The importance of social media in disaster awareness

• The role of memorization in education

• The real-life application of learned knowledge for critical decision-making

• The value of physical education in emergencies

Why is information literacy considered a fundamental human right according to the Alexandria Proclamation?

• It allows people to access free Wi-Fi

• It promotes academic competition

• It empowers individuals to achieve personal and societal goals

• It ensures free distribution of textbooks

During Typhoon Haiyan, misinformation caused problems because:

• It led to better coordination of donations

• It confused people and disrupted aid efforts

• It allowed the typhoon to be tracked more efficiently

• It created unity in affected communities

Which of the following actions best represents the ethical use of information?

• Copying a paragraph and citing the website in small print

• Using copyrighted images because they are easy to find

• Rewording an idea from an article and citing the original author

• Sharing content from social media without checking sources

What is the most responsible first step when encountering alarming news online?

• Share immediately to warn others

• Ignore the news completely

• Verify its accuracy through trusted sources

• Post a reaction to express your opinion

Which framework element is being applied when a student creates a blog post using cited data and images with permission?

• Reflect

• Use

• Access

• Create

What distinguishes a media-literate person in the digital age?

• Having many social media followers

• Believing what influencers say

• Questioning, verifying, and responsibly sharing information

• Avoiding online information completely

Why is it dangerous to rely solely on social media for disaster information?

• It slows down mobile data

• It may spread outdated or false information

• It helps reduce anxiety

• It ensures donations reach victims

A student paraphrases an article but forgets to cite it. What ethical principle is violated?

• Citation law

• Net neutrality

• Plagiarism

• Free use

Which question best helps evaluate the credibility of a source?

• Is it colorful and attractive?

• Is it entertaining?

• Who is the author and what are their credentials?

• Does it agree with my opinion?