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WorksheetsHMI22 MIDTERM EXAM
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
A student downloads a copyrighted song and uses it in a class video project without permission. Which principle did the student violate?
Fair Use
Copyright
Public Domain
Digital Ethics
Which of the following BEST defines fair use?
Using any content found online
Using limited parts of a copyrighted work for education or research
Copying content for profit
Sharing content freely on social media
A netizen spreads false accusations about a classmate online. Which issue does this describe?
Plagiarism
Cyberbullying
Cybersecurity
Fair Use
A rural community struggles with slow internet speed while the city enjoys high-speed access. What issue is illustrated?
Cybercrime
Digital Divide
Netiquette
Copyright
Which is the MOST ethical behavior in using digital resources?
Copying images for projects without credit
Sharing unverified posts
Citing all online sources properly
Uploading copyrighted movies
Which act regulates online offenses like identity theft and hacking in the Philippines?
Data Privacy Act
Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012
Intellectual Property Code
Republic Act 9003
Which situation demonstrates plagiarism?
Copying a paragraph from a blog without citing the author
Quoting a book with credit
Using a public domain image
Creating an original infographic
Posting offensive memes about a classmate violates:
Freedom of Expression
Netiquette
Fair Use
Public Domain
Which scenario reflects ethical use of media?
Using royalty-free background music in a school video
Sharing personal data online
Editing photos to mislead others
Copying articles word-for-word
Which term describes excessive and unhealthy use of the internet?
Cybercrime
Phishing
Computer Addiction
Digital Divide
Which situation BEST shows the power of media to promote social change?
A viral campaign encouraging disaster relief donations
A meme mocking public officials
A rumor about a celebrity
A post complaining about slow internet
Using multiple media platforms (TV, internet, print) to share one message is an example of:
Media Fragmentation
Media Convergence
Media Literacy
Media Regulation
A student uses YouTube tutorials to improve in math. What opportunity does this show?
Political Awareness
Access to Online Education
Cybercrime
Propaganda
A hacker steals personal banking information. This is an example of:
Digital Divide
Cybercrime
Phishing
Cyberbullying
What is the greatest advantage of media convergence?
Spreads misinformation
Easier sharing and access of information across platforms
Limits creativity
Reduces communication
When media influences people to act differently from what was intended, it's called:
Agenda Setting
Boomerang Effect
Cultivation Theory
Reciprocal Effect
Sharing fake news online shows the challenge of:
Information Literacy
Misinformation
Propaganda
Digital Opportunity
Which theory emphasizes responsible use of media for public welfare?
Authoritarian Theory
Social Responsibility Theory
Libertarian Theory
Cognitive Theory
A teacher uses Google Meet to teach remotely. This shows media’s:
Challenge
Opportunity
Limitation
Which skill is MOST needed to evaluate if a news post is true or fake?
Reading
Critical Thinking
Copying
Memorizing
Which statement reflects the reciprocal effect of media?
A celebrity’s fans influence the celebrity’s public image
A news article goes viral
A company releases an ad
A blogger promotes a product
Which is an example of media empowerment?
Citizens using social media to report corruption
Students posting memes
People ignoring online news
Banning digital access
The spread of online scams is a challenge of:
Cybercrime
Online Education
Fair Use
Convergence
The use of social media to promote health campaigns is an example of:
Misinformation
Cyberbullying
Power of Media for Awareness
Privacy Violation
A viral post influencing people’s voting behavior demonstrates:
Power of Media to Shape Opinion
Computer Addiction
Cyber Ethics
Netiquette
Which device is part of wearable technology?
Laptop
Fitness Tracker
Printer
Scanner
What innovation makes immersive 3D communication possible?
Hologram
Radio
Newspaper
Smartwatch
The 5G network provides:
Slow data transfer
Low connectivity
Faster and more reliable internet speeds
Limited online access
Which device integrates internet and visual display for users on-the-go?
Smart Glasses
VR Headset
TV Monitor
Desktop
Which is a possible disadvantage of wearable technology?
Privacy and data security risks
Health monitoring
Accessibility
Convenience
The future use of avatars may revolutionize:
Farming
Virtual communication and customer service
Handwriting
Manual labor
Holographic classrooms make learning:
Difficult and outdated
Interactive and engaging
Distracting
Passive
Which future technology may replace physical meetings?
Smartphones
Virtual Reality
Tablets
Laptops
Which wearable can track heart rate and send alerts?
Smartwatch
Laptop
Tablet
Radio
Which statement BEST describes media convergence?
Integration of technology and content across multiple platforms
Media separation
Media censorship
Media ownership
A company uses VR to train employees safely. This is an example of:
Future Innovation
Misinformation
Fair Use
Cybercrime
Avatars that represent users in virtual meetings are examples of:
Digital Representation
Propaganda
Cyber Addiction
Misinformation
The integration of phones, watches, and laptops for one purpose is called:
Device Convergence
Propaganda
Isolation
Cyberbullying
One advantage of 5G technology for education is:
Real-time interactive learning
Slower downloads
Limited internet
Expensive subscriptions
Which device records daily activities and health data?
Fitness Tracker
Flash Drive
VR Headset
Typewriter
The main purpose of a mind map is to:
Confuse ideas
Organize and connect related concepts
Decorate notes
Memorize data
The center of a mind map represents:
The main idea
A subtopic
A conclusion
A detail
Which part of a mind map shows supporting ideas?
Central Node
Branches
Title
Color
Mind maps are most useful for:
Reading only
Memorizing words
Brainstorming and planning
Copying notes
Which benefit does mind mapping provide?
Encourages rote memorization
Enhances creativity and understanding
Discourages note-taking
Reduces memory retention
Using symbols, colors, and images in mind maps helps:
Memory and comprehension
Distraction
Confusion
Wasting time
A student visually links “causes” and “effects” of fake news in a mind map. What thinking skill is shown?
Analytical Thinking
Memorization
Copying
Guessing
A mind map can replace which traditional study tool?
Outline
Calculator
Flash drive
Textbook
Which learning skill does mind mapping develop?
Critical and Creative Thinking
Passive Listening
Simple Recall
Copy-Paste Habits
When used in MIL, mind mapping helps students:
Synthesize information and see relationships
Memorize definitions only
Avoid media use
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