SUMMATIVE TEST

A local news report exposed the poor condition of a public hospital in Manila. After the report aired, several private companies and non-profit organizations donated funds and medical equipment to improve the facility. What does the situation illustrate about the role of media in society when a news report leads to donations and assistance?

• The ability of media to entertain audiences.

• The decline of traditional news outlets in the Philippines.

• The role of media in exposing issues and inspiring action.

• The importance of government-only initiatives in solving problems.

A viral social media post revealed environmental degradation in a popular tourist spot in Palawan, prompting immediate action from local authorities and community volunteers to clean the area. What does this scenario reveal about the influence of social media on environmental protection?

• The negative impact of technology on youth.

• The role of social media in political campaigns.

• The power of media in mobilizing collective action.

• The importance of tourism to the Philippine economy.

A journalist’s documentary about child labor received international recognition, resulting in stronger enforcement of labor laws in the country. This shows how media can:

• Promote local culture abroad

• Focus solely on entertainment value.

• Drive economic growth through tourism.

• Create social awareness and pressure for change.

A student-led campaign on social media advocating for better internet connectivity in rural areas gained widespread attention and policy adjustments by local government officials. This case illustrates:

• The misuse of social media platforms.

• The role of media in spreading misinformation.

• The decrease in civic engagement among the youth.

• The power of digital tools to amplify grassroots movements.

News coverage of Typhoon Haiyan (Yolanda) and its aftermath led to global donations and relief efforts for affected communities. This example demonstrates:

• The decline of traditional journalism.

• Media’s role in entertainment during disasters.

• How media creates cultural misunderstanding.

• The ability of media to garner international support for local crises.

What does it show when a public-school teacher from Cebu enrolls in a free MOOC on digital literacy and uses her learnings to create more engaging lessons for her students?

• MOOCs help teachers earn additional income.

• MOOCs are limited to higher-income professionals.

• MOOCs have no significant impact on professional growth.

• MOOCs provide access to quality education and skill enhancement.

What does it highlight when a group of high school students completes a MOOC on climate change and starts a campaign to promote eco-friendly practices in their barangay?

• The power of MOOCs to inspire local action.

• The need for government-mandated climate education.

• The lack of environmental awareness among Filipinos.

• The failure of online courses to impact real-life behavior.

During the pandemic, workers accessed free MOOCs to learn new skills, leading many to shift to remote work opportunities. This demonstrates how MOOCs can:

• Increase the digital divide in society.

• Focus solely on theory-based learning.

• Enhance access to new career opportunities.

• Limit employment options for traditional jobs.

What does it demonstrate about media and information literacy when a college student critically analyzes the accuracy of online news articles about the national elections and shares verified information with classmates?

• Spread misinformation faster with fake news

• Encourage political bias and an accurate report

• Create conflict in communities to start an issue

• Promote critical thinking and informed decision-making.

What does it show about media and information literacy when a barangay in Quezon City regularly holds digital literacy workshops to help senior citizens access government services online?

• Reduce trust in online services.

• Increase the digital divide among generations.

• Empower citizens to use technology for public benefit.

• Limit access to essential services for the elderly.