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WorksheetsSpecial Online Quiz 1 - MIL Quarter 4
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
What is one of the primary roles of media in society?
Controlling people's decisions
Spreading propaganda
Informing, persuading, and entertaining
Preventing people from expressing opinions
Which of the following is an example of informative media?
Political campaign ads
News reports
Movie trailers
Video games
Social media allows ordinary people to report news. What is this practice called?
Broadcast journalism
Citizen journalism
Traditional journalism
Print journalism
What is a potential downside of citizen journalism?
It provides diverse perspectives
It may spread false or unverified information
It is controlled by large media corporations
It is only accessible to professionals
What is an example of media used for empowerment?
A viral dance challenge
A political debate
A hashtag for a social movement
A commercial advertisement
What is the main goal of entertainment media?
To inform people about global issues
To engage and amuse audiences
To manipulate public opinion
To spread political propaganda
What is the main risk of online media?
It limits people's knowledge
It can spread misinformation
It only benefits journalists
It prevents interaction
How can digital media influence business and entrepreneurship?
By preventing online sales
By offering platforms for marketing and freelancing
By making traditional businesses obsolete
By discouraging online transactions
What should people do before sharing information online?
Share immediately to spread awareness
Verify sources and check credibility
Assume all content is factual
Only trust information from their friends
What is one major advantage of using media for education?
It replaces teachers
It provides free learning materials
It prevents students from using books
It only benefits rich students
A form of media that aims to influence audiences through techniques such as advertisements and political campaigns.
(a)
The practice of ordinary people reporting news using digital platforms like blogs and social media.
(a)
A form of public communication often seen on walls and buildings, sometimes considered vandalism.
(a)
The ability to analyze, evaluate, and create media messages responsibly.
(a)
A global platform that allows knowledge-sharing, social movements, and online businesses.
(a)
The media always presents unbiased information.
TRUE
FALSE
Social media has made it easier for people to participate in activism and advocacy.
TRUE
FALSE
Fake news can spread quickly through digital platforms.
TRUE
FALSE
Advertisements are only used for selling products, not for influencing opinions.
TRUE
FALSE
Being media literate means knowing how to critically evaluate news sources.
TRUE
FALSE
