WorksheetsMedia and Information Literacy Worksheet
Total questions: 100
Worksheet time: 53mins
How does media and information literacy improve quality of life?
Avoiding all media use
Staying informed and making wise decisions
Ignoring political and health information
Memorizing industry trends
In health matters, how does media literacy benefit individuals?
Avoiding medical advice
Researching and understanding advice accurately
Depending on rumors
Limiting healthcare access
Why is media and information literacy important for political awareness?
Memorizing leaders’ names
Distinguishing facts from propaganda
Spreading biased narratives
Skipping voting
What economic advantage comes from being media and information literate?
Avoiding job opportunities
Accessing info on careers, trends, and skills
Relying only on traditional postings
Focusing on entertainment media
How does media and information literacy support learning opportunities?
Limiting online resources
Encouraging shallow research
Evaluating and synthesizing diverse info
Preventing exposure to perspectives
What does People Media mainly do?
Tell jokes
Hide news
Share information
Sell food
Who are People in Media?
TikTok dancers
News reporters
Teachers only
Meme makers
Which one is NOT a quality of People Media?
Fair
Honest
Secretive
Skilled
People Media is good because it gives:
Slow replies
No answers
Quick feedback
Old news
What is a podcast?
A short video
A type of food
An audio or voice recording
Who are citizen journalists?
News writers on TV only
Regular people who share news
Police officers
Actors
What is a big benefit of People Media?
Hiding facts
Helping people speak out
Making people confused
Charging money
Who often shows new trends online?
Doctors
Trend Setters
Farmers
Soldiers
What do community leaders do online?
What format lets people talk live with viewers?
Podcasts
Live streaming
Newspaper
Which platform is best for videos and vlogs?
YouTube
Gmail
Who uses People Media to fight for a cause?
Dancers
Activists
Gamers
Editors only
What does reach mean in People Media?
How far a person can walk
How many people see a message
How many people are in a group
How many people can talk at once
What makes People Media different from TV or radio?
No interaction
Talk with viewers anytime
No feedback
Only printed info
What is the main job of content creators?
Fix gadgets
Make and share videos, posts, or stories
Cook meals
Teach in schools
Which of the following is NOT a source of information?
Library
Internet
Indigenous Media
Billboard
What is a library?
A. A store selling books
B. A place where materials are kept for use but not for sale
C. A classroom for reading
D. A publishing company
Which of the following is a type of library that serves colleges and universities?
School Library
Academic Library
Public Library
Special Library
A school library serves students from:
Grade 1 to Grade 6
Grade 7 to Grade 10
Kindergarten to Grade 12
College only
A public library serves:
Schools only
Cities and towns
Hospitals only
Military bases
A special library serves:
Only students
The general public
Specific environments like hospitals and museums
Online users
What does indigenous mean?
Imported
Foreign
Local or native
Artificial
Indigenous media is produced by:
Journalists
Government offices
Indigenous peoples
Private companies
Indigenous communication helps in:
Promoting foreign culture
Destroying traditions
Preserving and passing culture
Limiting information flow
Which of the following is a form of indigenous media?
Text messages
Folk or traditional media
YouTube videos
Social media posts
Which is an example of records in indigenous media?
Oral storytelling
Written or carved materials
Television shows
Songs on radio
The internet is best described as:
A. A local network
B. A global network of computers
C. A private system
What do standardized communication protocols in the internet refer to?
Computer games
Network rules for connection
Media advertisements
Search engines
Which of the following is a criterion for evaluating online information?
Appearance of website
Authorship
Number of ads
Popularity on social media
To check authorship, one must:
Know who wrote or published the source
Count the number of pages
Check for grammar errors
Look at the design
Accuracy means:
Based on opinions
Closeness of report to actual data
Based on personal belief
Number of times shared
Value of information is determined when it:
Looks nice
Helps in decision-making
Is expensive
Is old
Authority of a source refers to:
The publisher's credibility
The length of the document
The number of pictures
The popularity of the website
Timeliness of information means:
How recent or up-to-date the information is
The time it takes to read it
The time it was uploaded
How many people shared it
Information becomes less valuable when:
It is old and outdated
It is written by an expert
It has many references
It is accurate
Checking the author is important to determine:
Readability
Reliability
The domain “.edu” means the site is:
Commercial
Educational
Government
Military
The domain “.gov" means:
Government
Nonprofit
Commercial
Private
To verify accuracy, one must:
Read only one source
Cross-reference with other sources
Check the color of the page
Count the references
Reliable information can be:
Verified and evaluated
Found on social media only
Based on gossip
Unsupported by evidence
A reliable source is also known as a:
Trustworthy source
Random website
Paid advertisement
Biased opinion
Indigenous knowledge is usually:
Written in books
Passed orally
Found in digital libraries
Published online
Folk or traditional media include:
Dramas and rituals
Emails
TV shows
Podcasts
One must check for citations to determine:
Author’s salary
Source credibility
Font size
Website speed
Timeless information means:
(a)
How does media influence public opinion?
By keeping silent about issues
By showing what topics and ideas people should notice
By preventing people from expressing opinions
By ignoring public interests
Why is media important in a democratic country?
It entertains people only
It helps leaders hide mistakes
It informs citizens and holds leaders accountable
It decides election winners
How can the economy affect the media industry?
Through advertising and funding that support media operations
By ignoring the media completely
By reducing the need for communication
By banning advertisements
Why do politicians use media during campaigns?
To decorate posters only
To spread their messages and gain support
To keep their plans secret
To avoid the public
How can media promote economic growth?
By spreading false information
By providing information that helps businesses and consumers
By stopping product advertisements
By censoring job openings
What happens when fake news spreads widely?
People become more informed
People become confused or misled
Society becomes more peaceful
Government becomes stronger
How does social media change the way people view politics?
It limits people's opinions
It allows quick sharing of views but can spread misinformation
It removes political discussions
It replaces government officials
58. Media is called the “fourth estate” because:
it acts as a watchdog over the government and influences public opinion.
it is the fourth branch of government.
it is responsible for making laws.
it is a form of entertainment.
What role does media play in government?
It is part of the government
It entertains the people
It checks and balances government actions
It owns the economy
How can advertisements influence media content?
They make media more honest
They sometimes control what stories get published
They have no effect at all
They make news cheaper
What is the danger of having few companies own many media outlets?
It increases variety of opinions
It promotes balanced reporting
It reduces diversity and can cause bias
It lowers production costs
How can media protect democracy?
By exposing corruption and keeping the public informed
By hiding the truth
By supporting only one party
By avoiding political topics
Why is freedom of the press important?
It allows reporters to write anything without facts
It lets journalists report truthfully without fear
It limits public information
It gives the government full control
How do money and politics connect through media?
Politicians use money for advertisements and promotions
Money has no effect on politics
Media refuses political ads
Politicians control all networks
What role does media play during elections?
It keeps voters uninformed
It informs the public about candidates and issues
It bans political ads
It chooses the next leader directly
Why is it important for media to be unbiased?
To make news entertaining
To let people form their own opinions based on facts
To promote one political side
To reduce competition
How do economic problems affect journalism?
Journalists become richer
Media companies may lose funds and quality
News becomes more balanced
It improves press freedom
How can people fight misinformation online?
By sharing unverified news
By fact-checking before sharing
By ignoring all media
By believing every post
What effect do social media influencers have on public opinion?
They have no influence
They can shape how people think or vote
They only promote food brands
They avoid talking about social issues
How can media strengthen national unity?
By spreading lies
By sharing positive stories and promoting awareness
By dividing citizens
By focusing only on entertainment
How does media affect young people's political views?
It teaches them through exposure to news and online discussions
It makes them ignore politics
It prevents learning
It stops them from voting
Why is ethical journalism needed in society?
To make gossip entertaining
To ensure honesty and fairness in news
To protect politicians
To increase profit
How can political bias appear in media?
When news outlets favor one party over another
When all sides are treated equally
When reporters tell only the facts
When media avoids politics
What role does media play in shaping culture and values?
How do viral social media posts affect government actions?
They can pressure officials to act on public issues
They have no effect
They make officials ignore the problem
They stop democracy
How can fake news harm the economy?
It builds consumer trust
It causes panic and reduces business confidence
It increases sales
It supports fair trade
What is the role of digital literacy in accessing health information?
Relying solely on social media
Ignoring online resources
Evaluating the credibility of health websites
Following unverified health trends
Which platform is commonly used for sharing educational content?
All of the above
What is a key characteristic of reliable online information?
It is popular among users
It is visually appealing
It is supported by evidence and references
It is always free
Moving the camera’s lens up or down while keeping its horizontal axis constant, as if you are nodding.
Truck
Background sound
Narration
Tilt
Identify the type of media represented by the icon (Mobile Legends game logo):
Text
Visual
Audio
Motion
Manipulative
Which of the following is an example of wearable technology?
Holograms
Oculus Rift
Internet of Things
Smart Phone
Define the term 'artificial intelligence'
Where parts of a person's body are used for identification purposes. They are unique
A computer science that is focused on creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence
The use of computers to encrypt data so that messages can be sent with complete privacy
Where images are made to appear three-dimensional and have 'depth'
Creations with no copyright and have expired copyright belongs to where?
(a)
What type of intellectual property that protects inventions?
(a)
What protects all type of creation and invention?
(a)
What type of Intellectual property protects signature marks?
(a)
What type of Intellectual property protects artworks?
(a)
What are the key considerations for content creators in the Philippines when using images from the internet?
Use any image found online without verifying its source.
Always provide proper attribution for the images used.
Ignore copyright laws as long as the images are not for commercial use.
Modify images slightly to avoid any copyright issues.
What ethical considerations should content creators in the Philippines keep in mind when using copyrighted material in their projects?
Ignore copyright laws for educational purposes.
Use any material available online without attribution.
Seek permission or use content covered under fair use policies.
Recreate copyrighted material without acknowledging the source.
It is a global network of computers that allows computer users around the world to share information for various purposes (Shelly and Campbell, 2012).
Library
Internet
Indigenous Media
Social Media
It is an original, uninterpreted, or "first-hand" material or information, created by the person(s) directly involved in an activity or an event.
Primary Source
Secondary Source
Tertiary Source
Internet
It "means access of information, ideas, and works of imagination."
Library
Internet
Indigenous Media
Social Media
Vocal and/or instrumental sounds combined in such a way as to produce beauty of form, harmony, and expression of emotion
Music
Radio broadcast
Sound clip
Audio podcast
Websites or online services where users (actual people) are the creators and consumers of the content, and where social interactions (commenting, liking, posting, talking) are the main features of content.
Social media
Interactive websites
Role-playing games (RPG)
Mobile apps
The field concerned with the computer-controlled integration of text, graphics, drawings, still and moving images (video), animation, audio, and any other media where every type of information can be represented, stored, transmitted and processed digitally
People Media
Manipulative Media
Visual Media
Multimedia
