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REVIEW TEST MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best shows how media can influence public safety in the Philippines?

a)

Posting vacation photos online

b)

#WalaPasok alerts during typhoons

c)

Posting memes for entertainment

d)

Uploading personal selfies

2.

The #MeToo movement became viral online and led to real-life reforms and investigations. This is an example of media being used for:

a)

Propaganda

b)

Social change

c)

Gossip

d)

Hacking

3.

During a disaster, social media posts about rescue hotlines help communities because they:

a)

Spread rumors

b)

Encourage online games

c)

Provide timely information

d)

Promote advertisements

4.

A viral post encouraging donations for earthquake victims is a demonstration of media's power in:

a)

Fundraising and social help

b)

Cyberbullying

c)

Piracy

d)

Online shopping

5.

Which statement BEST reflects the power of media in advocacy?

a)

People use media for selfies only

b)

Viral advocacy campaigns increase awareness

c)

People ignore online petitions

d)

Social media does not influence society

6.

When students shared their calls for academic break only when due to typhoon damage and schools responded, this shows media's ability to:

a)

Entertain only

b)

Pressure and influence decision-makers

c)

Block information

d)

Promote computer games

7.

What does the letter “M” in MOOC stand for?

a)

Massive

b)

Mobile

c)

Modern

d)

Mandated

8.

MOOCs are considered “Open” because:

a)

Only college graduates can join

b)

They require a school ID

c)

Anyone can enroll regardless of background

d)

They are limited to local participants

9.

Which of the following is an example of a MOOC platform?

a)

Netflix

b)

Coursera

c)

TikTok

d)

Lazada

10.

A student who studies at her own pace using prerecorded lectures is benefitting from the MOOC feature called:

a)

Mandatory live attendance

b)

Synchronous learning

c)

Asynchronous learning

d)

Classroom limitation

11.

Which is a major GOAL of MOOCs?

a)

Restrict access to knowledge

b)

Replace teachers entirely

c)

Democratize education

d)

Require expensive textbooks

12.

Which scenario best shows a MOOC's advantage for Filipino learners?

a)

A student pays high tuition for a local tutorial

b)

A student joins a free MIT online course from home

c)

A school restricts content access

d)

A class requires in-person attendance only

13.

When media improves communication and makes research easier, it affects which implication?

a)

Social

b)

Personal

c)

Political

d)

Professional

14.

Watching the President's SONA to be informed about national affairs relates to which implication?

a)

Political

b)

Social

c)

Economic

d)

Personal

15.

Online businesses that create new job opportunities show which implication of media?

a)

Economic

b)

Personal

c)

Social

d)

Professional

16.

A student attending free webinars and collaborating online benefits from which implication?

a)

Political

b)

Educational

c)

Personal

d)

Economic

17.

An advocacy page on Facebook that unites people toward a cause reflects which implication?

a)

Professional

b)

Educational

c)

Social

d)

Economic

18.

When Filipinos can now apply for NBI Clearance online instead of queuing physically, this belongs to:

a)

Personal implication

b)

Political implication

c)

Social implication

d)

Economic implication

19.

A job applicant building a LinkedIn profile and networking online highlights which implication?

a)

Economic

b)

Professional

c)

Social

d)

Educational

20.

A newspaper educating the public on voting encourages civic engagement. This demonstrates media's role in:

a)

Personal entertainment

b)

Encouraging political participation

c)

Controlling entertainment

d)

Selling products

21.

Which refers to information presented through written or printed form?

a)

Audio

b)

Text

c)

Motion

d)

Manipulative

22.

A podcast is an example of:

a)

Visual media

b)

Motion media

c)

Audio media

d)

Text media

23.

Which principle ensures related text elements are placed close together?

a)

Repetition

b)

Balance

c)

Proximity

d)

Alignment

24.

If a poster uses consistent fonts and colors throughout, which design principle is applied?

a)

Harmony

b)

Repetition

c)

Contrast

d)

Emphasis

25.

Which typeface is MOST appropriate for a newspaper article for long readability?

a)

Script

b)

Sans Serif

c)

Serif

d)

Decorative

26.

What is the main purpose of visual information?

a)

Confuse viewers

b)

Gain attention and create meaning

c)

Hide messages

d)

Replace text entirely

27.

Which element of visual design refers to the 'illusion of 3D through shading'?

a)

Line

b)

Form

c)

Texture

d)

Value

28.

A music bed underneath spoken news reports is a form of:

a)

Silence

b)

Background music

c)

Dialogue

d)

Sound effect

29.

Camera movement that swivels left or right from a fixed position is called:

a)

Tilt

b)

Pan

c)

Dolly

d)

Zoom

30.

Which camera movement physically follows the subject's action?

a)

Tilt

b)

Following shot

c)

Roll

d)

Zoom

31.

Which of the following is an example of manipulative media?

a)

Infographic

b)

3D puzzle toy used for therapy

c)

Podcast episode

d)

Billboard ad

32.

What is multimedia?

a)

Using only text in presentations

b)

Integrating two or more media elements

c)

Using a single visual form only

d)

Removing interaction

33.

Which platform involves interactive user choices such as polls or quizzes?

a)

Traditional TV

b)

Interactive website

c)

Comic strip

d)

Newspaper

34.

A mobile app where students click icons to reveal lessons is an example of:

a)

Static media

b)

Text-only media

c)

Interactive media

d)

Silent film

35.

A manipulative media tool that provides hands-on learning is MOST likely used for:

a)

Kinesthetic engagement

b)

Audio-only enhancement

c)

Pure entertainment

d)

Hacking practice

36.

Which scenario BEST shows formal production of media information?

a)

A student posting opinions on Facebook

b)

A journalist publishing an article in a newspaper

c)

A teenager making a TikTok vlog at home

d)

A fan page sharing memes

37.

Which example reflects informal dissemination of media content?

a)

A published academic textbook

b)

A government press conference

c)

A personal blog entry shared through social media

d)

A peer-reviewed journal

38.

A podcast that undergoes editing, scripting, and approval before release is an example of:

a)

Informal production

b)

Formal production

c)

Accidental distribution

d)

Illegal copying

39.

A viral graphic about climate change shared by random individuals demonstrates:

a)

Institutional media dissemination

b)

Informal user-to-user dissemination

c)

Government regulation

d)

Textbook-based media

40.

Which of the following shows ORGANIZED rather than random dissemination?

a)

Personal opinion threads

b)

Live-stream rants

c)

Official infographics posted by DOH

d)

Anonymous chain posts

41.

Which criterion is MOST important when evaluating whether multimedia content is fair and unbiased?

a)

Color scheme

b)

Ethics and objectivity

c)

File size

d)

Animation style

42.

If a living museum uses visuals but presents inaccurate historical facts, what principle is violated?

a)

Technical quality

b)

Content accuracy

c)

Creativity

d)

Design layout

43.

When choosing between two multimedia portfolios, the better one is the one that:

a)

Has more decorations

b)

Uses sound without purpose

c)

Presents clear message aligned to audience

d)

Is longest in duration

44.

Which multimedia output BEST reflects responsible and ethical use of information?

a)

A video using uncredited music

b)

A presentation that cites all sources properly

c)

A re-uploaded content without permission

d)

A copied graphic with edited watermark

45.

If a student evaluates a peer's multimedia project based on clarity, relevance, and fairness, they are applying:

a)

Guesswork

b)

Personal bias

c)

Critical evaluation principles

d)

Random preference

46.

If you are designing an infographic about earthquake safety, which principle should you prioritize FIRST during planning?

a)

Color theme only

b)

Random font selection

c)

Appropriateness to the audience

d)

Excessive decoration

47.

You are tasked to create a school safety poster. Which layout is MOST effective?

a)

Overcrowded text with no spacing

b)

Simple layout with emphasis on key message

c)

Random icons without order

d)

Dark colors hiding the message

48.

If you are producing a short video on mental health awareness, which creative choice reflects GOOD design process?

a)

Using background music that fits the mood

b)

Using loud music to shock viewers

c)

Adding effects with no purpose

d)

Ignoring pacing and timing

49.

A class needs a visual material to teach children road safety. Which output is MOST appropriate?

a)

Complex academic article

b)

Cartoon-style motion infographic

c)

Ten-page research paper

d)

Silent slide deck with no visuals

50.

You are creating a manipulative-based activity for Grade 3 learners. Which is the BEST product choice?

a)

A. A physical traffic puzzle where children form correct road signs

b)

B. A long essay about traffic law

c)

C. A text-only poster about traffic rules

d)

D. A legal commentary for experts