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WorksheetsUNIT 5-LIVING IN THE IT ERA
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 16mins
1. When chatting online, which element of interpersonal communication is most affected by poor internet connection or message delay?
A. Message – because it changes the meaning of what is sent.
B. Feedback – because it slows down the exchange of responses.
C. Channel – because people use the wrong app to communicate.
D. Context – because it shifts from formal to informal communication.
2. What quality should a communicator develop to maintain strong interpersonal connections in digital interactions?
a. Assertiveness without considering the receiver’s feelings.
b. Dependence on automated replies for convenience.
C. Avoiding feedback to prevent conflicts.
D. Empathy and active listening even through text or chat.
3. Which situation best shows the role of the receiver in ensuring successful interpersonal communication online?
A. Reading the message quickly and replying with emojis only.
B. Interpreting the message based on personal assumptions.
C. Clarifying meaning before responding to avoid misunderstanding.
D. Ignoring unclear parts of the message to maintain harmony.
4. What best defines a network in the context of communication and community building?
A. A group of computers connected for data transfer only.
B. A system of connections among people or groups that share information and resources to achieve common goals.
C. A collection of unrelated individuals who communicate randomly online.
D. A platform that limits interaction to formal discussions only.
5. Which of the following best supports the goal of a strong network community?
A. Members share resources and ideas to achieve a collective purpose.
B. Members focus only on personal recognition and achievements.
C. Members avoid giving feedback to maintain peace.
D. Members rely solely on leaders for all decision-making.
6. This refers to the factors that are present in a community or society or also the network of values that focuses on maintaining a social relation.
(a)
7. A _____ _____ is a unit of people associated with each other due to their shared belief, characteristics and principles.
(a)
8. A. BONDS ARE LINK BETWEEN PEOPLE SHARING THE SAME CULTURE AND ETHNICITY.
B. BRIDGES REFER TO ONE RELATIONSHIP OF A NETWORK.
A. ONLY STATEMENT A IS CORRECT.
B. ONLY STATEMENT B IS CORRECT.
C. BOTH ARE CORRECT.
D. BOTH STATEMENTS ARE NOT CORRECT.
9. When users on a social networking site have a large number of weak ties, it indicates a low level of social capital within the community.
A. TRUE
B. FALSE
C. PARTIALLY TRUE
D. PARTIALLY FALSE
10. In a technological community, what primarily sustains the network’s growth and relevance?
A. Competition for online visibility
B. Regular updates from government policies
C. The exchange of knowledge and collaborative innovation
D. Dependence on external funding
11. What distinguishes an effective technological community from a general online group?
A. Its ability to sustain interactions through collective expertise
B. Its focus on informal online chatting
C. Its large number of social media followers
D. Its reliance on automated systems for management
12. Which example best represents digital civic engagement?
A. Posting memes about local issues for entertainment
B. Joining an online petition advocating for policy change
C. Reading news online without sharing or discussing it
D. Subscribing to a newsletter for personal interests
13. One major advantage of the Internet in promoting civic participation is its ability to
A. Replace traditional forms of government representation
B. Restrict discussions to official organizations
C. Limit interactions to those with verified political affiliations
D. Amplify public voices and create spaces for democratic dialogue
14. Which challenge most threatens the effectiveness of civic engagement online?
A. High-speed internet access
Increased youth participation in public forums
C. The rise of misinformation and digital echo chambers
The use of hashtags for advocacy campaigns
15. NETWORK : INTERNET :: COMMUNITY : _______
A. Connection
B. Relationship
C. Technology
D. Innovation
16. DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP : RESPONSIBILITY :: CIVIC ENGAGEMENT : _______
A. Regulation
B. Collaboration
C. Participation
D. Contribution
17. A challenge of civic engagement in the digital age, where unverified or false information spreads rapidly and influences public opinion.
(a)
18. The process of transforming social and civic relationships through the use of information and communication technologies (ICTs) for public decision-making.
(a)
19. The capacity of online communities to generate, filter, and apply knowledge through sustained digital interaction and technological mediation.
(a)
20. A phenomenon where online interactions evolve into collective civic action through participatory technologies such as crowdsourcing, petitions, and data-driven campaigns.
(a)
The goal of this organization is to eliminate the shortage and at least provide some basically need of more than a million of families, as well as reestablishing the trust and dignity of the poor people.
A. Philippine Red Cross
B. DSWD
C. Gawad Kalinga
D. Sagip Kapamilya
It is a type of civic engagement that involves implementation of different ways to persuade the government or the decision of the corporate to make a decision that the entire civic will benefit.
(a)
23. A type of communication that takes place between or among two or more people.
(a)
24. This type of the civic engagement focuses on discovering the probable assets, challenges, and social problems in the community as well as in coming up with the best possible solutions to the current problems.
(a)
25. The internet allows people to connect locally and share ideas, fostering collaboration and understanding.
TRUE
FALSE
