WorksheetsCommunication and Literacy Quiz
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which of the following best defines communication?
Sending emails to friends
A process of exchanging information and ideas
Using gadgets to connect
Watching videos online
Which of these is not a type of non-verbal communication?
Facial expression
Body language
Spoken word
Gestures
Which model of communication is known for its components: Sender, Message, Channel, Receiver?
Lasswell's Model
Shannon-Weaver Model
Berlo's SMCR Model
Osgood-Schramm Model
In the Lasswell Model, which element represents the message content?
Channel
What
Whom
Feedback
What is the main focus of the Shannon-Weaver Model?
Verbal communication only
Role of emotion in communication
Technical aspect and noise in communication
Face-to-face interaction
Which of the following is a type of verbal communication?
Hand signals
Emojis
Written reports
Posture
What literacy focuses on the ability to critically assess media content?
Technology Literacy
Information Literacy
Media Literacy
Cultural Literacy
What type of literacy involves understanding how to use digital tools effectively?
Media Literacy
Information Literacy
Technology Literacy
News Literacy
A person evaluating online sources for bias is practicing:
Technology Literacy
Media Literacy
Cultural Literacy
Visual Literacy
What element in the communication process is responsible for creating the message?
Receiver
Medium
Feedback
Source
Who is known for the SMCR model?
Osgood
Lasswell
Berlo
Shannon
Which model shows feedback as a key feature and emphasizes circular communication?
Berlo's Model
Osgood-Schramm Model
Lasswell Model
Westley and MacLean Model
Information literacy mainly deals with:
Creating social media content
Judging the design of a website
Finding, evaluating, and using information effectively
Troubleshooting gadgets
One key difference between media and information literacy is:
MIL focuses only on news
Media literacy deals with content; information literacy deals with sources
Information literacy is for entertainment
Media literacy is only for students
Which model involves multiple events or messages (X1, X2, X3) influencing communication?
Shannon-Weaver
Westley and MacLean
Berlo
SMCR
What is considered a channel in communication?
Television
Language
Internet
All of the above
The ability to use apps, devices, and software tools to create and share content relates to:
Media Literacy
Information Literacy
Technology Literacy
Linguistic Literacy
A person who writes blogs and analyzes audience reactions demonstrates:
IL
ML
TL
RL
Which of the following involves decoding signs, symbols, and visuals?
IL
TL
ML
DL
Which term describes the combination of media, information, and technology literacies?
MIL
ICT
AI
MLT
The process of sharing or exchanging information.
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A type of communication without using spoken or written words.
(a)
A literacy focused on analyzing media content critically.
(a)
The element of communication that sends the message.
(a)
The person who receives the message in a communication process.
(a)
A model that highlights the SMCR process.
(a)
Literacy that involves evaluating online sources and gathering credible data.
(a)
Literacy that requires knowing how to use apps and tools.
(a)
The element in a communication process that represents the content.
(a)
The model that involves noise and the concept of encoding/decoding.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Juan watches a political news broadcast and evaluates the bias of the network.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Maria researches on credible online journals for her thesis.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Leo learns how to use Microsoft Excel to analyze data.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Anna edits a video using CapCut to create a vlog.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Carlo reads a blog and checks the sources cited by the author.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Lily compares features of different editing apps before downloading.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
James troubleshoots his phone’s Wi-Fi connectivity.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Sophia assesses the credibility of a viral TikTok trend.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Miguel uses an online database to collect statistics.
(a)
Identify what type of literacy is being applied:
Media Literacy (ML), Information Literacy (IL), or Technology Literacy (TL).
Eliza creates a slideshow presentation using Canva and embedded videos.
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