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EMPOWERMENT TECHNOLOGIES 11 LONG QUIZ#1_Q2

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of social media?

a)

To broadcast TV shows

b)

To interact and build virtual networks

c)

To control government policies

d)

To promote print media

2.

Which of the following is NOT a function of social media?

a)

Productivity

b)

Entertainment

c)

Manufacturing

d)

Connectivity

3.

Which platform played a significant role in the EDSA Revolution?

a)

Television

b)

Radio Veritas

c)

Facebook

d)

Twitter

4.

    The primary power of ICT is:

a)

Education

b)

Influence

c)

Entertainment

d)

Expression

5.

What kind of content does social media facilitate?

a)

Government policies

b)

Real-time messaging and sharing

c)

Scientific research only

d)

Static, non-interactive articles

6.

What is one role of social media in education?

a)

Entertainment only

b)

Connecting with influencers

c)

Facilitating learning through resources

d)

Recording political history

7.

In the Million People March, social media was used to protest what issue?

a)

Corruption allegations against Estrada

b)

The abolition of the Pork Barrel fund

c)

The dictatorship of Marcos

d)

The Typhoon Yolanda response

8.

Which event used a "Text Brigade" to organize protests?

a)

EDSA I

b)

EDSA II

c)

Million People March

d)

Typhoon Yolanda

9.

How does social media offer “Inspiration”?

a)

Through funny memes

b)

By motivating users through personal stories and experiences

c)

By influencing government decisions

d)

Through legal advice

10.

During Typhoon Yolanda, which social media platform helped in locating missing persons?

a)

Facebook

b)

Yolanda People Finder

c)

Twitter

d)

YouTube

11.

What does digital citizenship primarily refer to?

a)

Using electronic devices for entertainment

b)

Buying and selling products online

c)

Responsible and ethical use of technology and the internet

d)

Attending online classes

12.

Who is the author of Digital Citizenship in Schools (Second Edition)?

a)

John Dewey

b)

Mike Ribble

c)

Howard Rheingold

d)

Tim Berners-Lee

13.

How many elements of digital citizenship are identified by Mike Ribble?

a)

5

b)

7

c)

9

d)

10

14.

Which element of digital citizenship refers to the availability of electronic tools for equal use?

a)

Communication

b)

Security

c)

Access

d)

Commerce

15.

What is the purpose of "Etiquette" in digital citizenship?

a)

To buy and sell products online

b)

To manifest proper online behavior and handle challenging content positively

c)

To teach digital literacy

d)

To create secure passwords

16.

Which element of digital citizenship refers to abiding by legal rules and restrictions in the online community?

a)

Rights and Responsibilities

b)

Law

c)

Commerce

d)

Security

17.

Which of the following is an example of "Commerce" in digital citizenship?

a)

Sending emails

b)

Shopping online

c)

Following a code of conduct

d)

Writing a blog

18.

Which element focuses on maintaining physical and psychological well-being online?

a)

Health and Wellness

b)

Law

c)

Security

d)

Communication

19.

What is the "Law" element of digital citizenship mainly concerned with?

a)

Online shopping

b)

Cybersecurity measures

c)

Following legal rules online

d)

Creating social media accounts

20.

What does "Security" in digital citizenship deal with?

a)

Protecting passwords

b)

Abiding by copyright laws

c)

Defending against malware, viruses, and cybercrimes

d)

Exercising freedom of speech online

21.

What is the primary significance of promoting an advocacy?

a)

Increasing followers

b)

Gaining personal recognition

c)

Raising awareness and causing impact on societal issues

d)

Selling products

22.

Which of the following is the first step in promoting an advocacy?

a)

Building a network

b)

Identifying the cause or issue

c)

Creating an appealing design

d)

Recognizing the audience

23.

What does "Identify Cause or Issue" in advocacy mean?

a)

Deciding how to make profits

b)

Determining a conflict that affects a community or group

c)

Understanding your audience

d)

Writing a blog

24.

Why is "Determine Goals" important in advocacy?

a)

To create an entertaining video

b)

To establish clear, feasible objectives that benefit the community

c)

To identify opponents

d)

To launch a business

25.

Which aspect of advocacy focuses on knowing and understanding potential supporters?

a)

Recognizing the Audience

b)

Consistency of Data

c)

Layout and Design

d)

Building a Network

26.

What is the purpose of "Building a Network" in promoting an advocacy?

a)

To get legal support

b)

To establish relationships with people who are crucial to the cause

c)

To gain media attention

d)

To develop a website

27.

What is the goal of "Taking Action" in an advocacy?

a)

Gaining immediate success

b)

Performing well-planned activities to achieve the set goals

c)

Gathering as many followers as possible

d)

Avoiding all potential criticism

28.

Which advocacy aspect emphasizes producing reliable and valid information?

a)

Taking Action

b)

Layout and Design

c)

Consistency of Data

d)

Building a Network

29.

What is the significance of "Layout and Design" in promoting advocacy online?

a)

To organize social media posts

b)

To create a visually appealing platform that engages viewers

c)

To collect donations

d)

To prevent hacking

30.

Why is comprehensive planning essential in promoting advocacy?

a)

It helps increase followers

b)

It ensures organized execution and data gathering

c)

It allows easier content sharing

d)

It helps avoid negative feedback

31.

Which event's media campaign was centered around the abolition of the Pork Barrel?

a)

EDSA I

b)

Million People March

c)

Typhoon Yolanda

d)

COVID-19 Crisis

32.

Which role of social media has the power to change public perspectives?

a)

Entertainment

b)

Influence

c)

Education

d)

Productivity

33.

What was the role of "Radio Veritas" during the People Power Revolution?

a)

Entertainment broadcasting

b)

It was used to gather and disseminate protest information

c)

It provided national news on sports

d)

It influenced the creation of educational materials

34.

Which historical event led to the restoration of democracy in the Philippines?

a)

Typhoon Yolanda

b)

COVID-19 Crisis

c)

EDSA I (People Power Revolution)

d)

Million People March

35.

How does social media help in education?

a)

By providing entertainment platforms

b)

By connecting students to influencers

c)

By offering learning resources for various subjects

d)

By streaming reality shows

36.

What was the key role of ICT in the Yolanda crisis?

a)

Streaming disaster movies

b)

Providing location services for missing people

c)

Organizing protests

d)

Spreading conspiracy theories

37.

In which event did a text brigade help organize political resistance?

a)

EDSA II

b)

Million People March

c)

COVID-19

d)

EDSA I

38.

Which social media function motivates users through stories and experiences?

a)

Influence

b)

Inspiration

c)

Education

d)

Productivity

39.

How did ICT help during the COVID-19 crisis?

a)

Promoting movies

b)

Spreading news and public health advisories

c)

Organizing protests against healthcare systems

d)

Broadcasting sports events

40.

What is the primary benefit of the "Connectivity" role of social media?

a)

Sharing gossip

b)

Bridging gaps between people and nations

c)

Providing entertainment

d)

Organizing political campaigns

41.

What role does "Passwords" play in the Nine Ps of Digital Citizenship?

a)

Guarding intellectual property

b)

Protecting online accounts from unauthorized access

c)

Sharing personal information on social media

d)

Creating a personal brand

42.

Which of the following best describes "Private Information" in the Nine Ps?

a)

Sharing content publicly

b)

Protecting your legal identity, such as social security numbers

c)

Building a personal brand

d)

Uploading personal pictures

43.

Which element focuses on ensuring that you request permission to use others' work online?

a)

Protection

b)

Privacy

c)

Permission

d)

Passwords

44.

How does digital "Commerce" contribute to responsible digital citizenship?

a)

By teaching communication skills

b)

By developing effective trading and buying skills

c)

By sharing memes online

d)

By tracking daily expenses

45.

What is meant by "Professionalism" in the Nine Ps of Digital Citizenship?

a)

Using netiquette and maintaining a respectful online presence

b)

Sharing photographs on social media

c)

Promoting online brands

d)

Posting entertaining content

46.

Which aspect of digital citizenship is most related to avoiding threats like viruses and cybercrimes?

a)

Literacy

b)

Security

c)

Etiquette

d)

Commerce

47.

Why is "Personal Brand" important in the Nine Ps of Digital Citizenship?

a)

It allows people to express their thoughts without rules

b)

It helps build a decent online image and reputation

c)

It encourages online shopping

d)

It lets users share personal details

48.

Which of the Nine Ps addresses the need to ask for permission to use other people's digital work?

a)

Protection

b)

Permission

c)

Personal Brand

d)

Photographs

49.

Which element involves demonstrating learning the use of technology and its application?

a)

Etiquette

b)

Commerce

c)

Literacy

d)

Rights and Responsibilities

50.

What is the main focus of "Health and Wellness" as an element of digital citizenship?

a)

Teaching commerce skills

b)

Protecting legal identity

c)

Promoting digital literacy

d)

Avoiding harm to one's physical and mental well-being