WorksheetsFinal Exam - Media and Information Literacy Quiz
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
Which of the following is a legal issue in media?
Respecting opinions
Cybercrime
Social trends
Advocacy
What does copyright protect?
Personal reputation
Original creative works
Government data
Privacy of users
Saying false statements that damage a person’s reputation is called:
Libel
Cyberbullying
Defamation
Propaganda
Ethical issues are mainly about:
Breaking laws
Doing what is morally right
Spreading news faster
Following trends
Which is an example of a social issue in media?
Posting fake news
Promoting positive change
Pirating movies
Hacking accounts
What does freedom of expression allow people to do?
Ignore laws
Share ideas freely
Copy others’ works
Hack systems
Sharing personal info without permission is a violation of:
Consent and privacy
Cyber ethics
Social norms
Copyright
What should media users do before posting online?
Post immediately
Think before posting
Copy from others
Ignore privacy
What does “media” refer to?
Tools to store and deliver information
Personal communication only
Printed materials only
Music and art
Which is an opportunity brought by media?
Spread of fake news
Quick access to knowledge
Cyberbullying
Data breaches
Disinformation is:
False info shared by mistake
True info shared quickly
False info shared to deceive
Personal opinions online
Media bias happens when:
All sides are presented
Only one side of a story is shown
Sources are verified
Journalists are neutral
What is one role of media in society?
Promote fake news
Act as a watchdog of democracy
Block public access
Cause confusion
What is the best way to overcome misinformation?
Ignore news
Verify sources
Share first, check later
Follow trends
Which of the following is an ethical media practice?
Copying images without credit
Respecting copyrights
Posting rumors
Using fake names
The “digital divide” refers to:
Equal internet access
Gap between those with and without digital access
Sharing digital content
Fake social media
Which app is known for short, fun videos?
TikTok
Threads
Traditional journalism is usually:
Fast but unreliable
Checked and verified
Random and biased
Written by users
What is streaming?
Watching content directly online
Sending emails
Downloading movies
Reading blogs
Fake news is:
Real stories
Made-up news meant to trick people
News that’s old
Verified information
What are fact-checking platforms used for?
Spreading rumors
Checking if information is true
Creating videos
Stopping internet access
Which future trend uses AI to personalize news?
Open data
AI-driven curation
Immersive media
Digital regulation
“Immersive media” allows users to:
Watch traditional TV
Feel part of the digital experience
Read newspapers
Avoid technology
“Information overload” happens when:
There’s too little information
Too much info makes it hard to focus
All info is false
Only one source exists
A media and information individual is someone who:
Avoids technology
Consumes and creates media
Only watches TV
Works for government
What is the role of a “consumer”?
Creates videos
Reads or watches content
Shares false news
Edits others’ posts
Which role promotes causes and issues?
Creator
Critic
Advocate
Distributor
Which right ensures people can share opinions online?
Privacy
Freedom of expression
Copyright
Ownership
Which literacy skill involves thinking deeply about information?
Civic literacy
Critical thinking
Technical writing
Data analysis
One challenge faced by individuals online is:
Equal internet access
Misinformation and fake news
Transparent algorithms
Free education
Which is a disadvantage of being an online individual?
Privacy violations
Awareness
Education
Transparency
What is the “echo chamber effect”?
Hearing diverse opinions
Seeing only views that match your own
Avoiding social media
Watching live news
What is the main role of media in society?
To mislead the public
To share information and connect people
To limit communication
To hide facts
Which type of media includes radio and TV?
Print media
Broadcast media
Social media
Personal media
Media’s role in education includes:
Teaching through e-learning
Limiting access to news
Hiding information
Controlling trends
What is “media globalization”?
Limiting media to one country
Sharing cultural ideas worldwide
Erasing cultural identity
Blocking global communication
Which is a psychological effect of media?
Anxiety and depression
Increased salary
Better eyesight
None
Who are “content creators”?
People who only read posts
People who make videos, blogs, and media
People who ban social media
None of the above
What is media literacy?
Ability to access, analyze, and evaluate media
Memorizing sources
Ignoring social issues
Spreading online trends
What is the relationship between people and media?
One-way communication
Media influences people, and people shape media
Only media controls people
There’s no connection
What is information?
Random data
Organized facts that provide meaning
Entertainment only
Personal opinion
What is the role of media information?
To spread misinformation
To study how info is created and shared
To promote rumors
To block access
Which media type includes websites and blogs?
Traditional media
Digital media
Print media
Broadcast media
Media literacy helps people:
Create fake accounts
Analyze and evaluate information
Avoid communication
Copy sources
Reliable sources include:
Government websites
Random Facebook pages
Unverified blogs
Anonymous comments
Propaganda is:
Objective information
Info used to influence people’s opinions
Verified facts
Educational material
Misinformation is:
False info shared by mistake
True news
False info shared deliberately
None of the above
A responsible media user should always:
Think before sharing
Believe everything online
Ignore facts
Spread rumors
