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WorksheetsDigital Literacy Quiz
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
1. You see a website that says, "Drinking coffee every day makes you dumb!" How can you check if this information is true?
A.) Believe it because it makes sense
B. ) Ask a friend if they think it’s true.
C. ) Check other reliable sources like books or trusted websites.
d) Share it with your cat.
2. What is Digital Literacy?
a) The ability to read only books.
b) Knowing how to use technology safely and responsibly.
c) Playing video games all day.
d) Using only paper and pencils for learning.
3. Which of these is an example of ICT (Information and Communication Technology)?
a) Computer
b) Blackboard
c) Lunchbox
d) Ruler
4. Why is it important to think before posting something online?
a) Because once posted, it can be seen by many people.
b) Because the internet automatically deletes posts after one day.
c) Because only your friends can see what you post.
d) Because online posts have no effect on real life.
5. Your teacher asks you to find pictures for a school project. What is the best way to use pictures responsibly?
a) Copy any picture from the internet without checking its source.
b) Use images from websites that allow free use and give credit if needed.
c) Take a picture of a book page with your phone and use it.
d) Ask your friend to draw something and say it’s your work.
6. Which of the following is an example of Information Literacy?
a) Checking if an article is from a reliable source before believing it.
b) Believing everything you read online.
c) Sharing news without checking if it's true.
d) Clicking on every ad you see on a website.
7. What is media literacy?
a) Avoiding all media completely.
b) Watching TV and movies all day.
c) Posting everything you see online.
d) Understanding how to find, evaluate, and use information from different types of media.
8. What does ICT stand for?
a) Internet and Computer Technology
b) Information and Communication Technology
c) International Computer Training
d) Interactive Creative Teaching
9. Why is it important to fact-check information found online?
a) Because not everything on the internet is true.
b) Because everything online is always correct.
c) Because it’s fun to spread fake news.
d) Because social media never allows false information.
What is the best way to protect your personal information online?
a) Share it only with friends.
b) Save it in a public document.
c) Post it on your social media account.
d)Keep it private and only share with trusted adults.
