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Media and Information Literacy Challenge- MIL 12

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

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Class
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1.

What is the purpose of copyright law?

a)

To limit the distribution of creative works.

b)

To promote competition among creators.

c)

To ensure all works are free to use by anyone.

d)

To protect the rights of creators.

2.

Explain the concept of fair use in media.

a)

Fair use permits limited use of copyrighted materials

b)

Fair use allows unlimited use of any copyrighted material.

c)

Fair use requires permission from the copyright owner for all uses.

d)

Fair use is only applicable to non-profit organizations.

3.

What are the key privacy rights individuals have in media?

a)

Right to unlimited data sharing, information acquisition and freedom of usage

b)

Include control over access to data, deletion requests, and informed usage.

c)

No access to personal information

d)

Mandatory data collection without consent

4.

How can media bias affect public perception?

a)

Media bias has no impact on public perception.

b)

Media bias affects public perception by distorting information.

c)

Media bias improves the accuracy of information by giving factual and relevant information to the people.

d)

Media bias only affects a small group of people that are uneducated.

5.

What ethical responsibilities do journalists have?

a)

Journalists should prioritize entertainment over facts.

b)

Journalists must always support their personal opinions.

c)

Journalists must uphold truth and relevance.

d)

Journalist should choose the topic that is convenient for them.

6.

Define digital footprint and its implications.

a)

A digital footprint is solely related to the amount of time spent online.

b)

A digital footprint is the trail of data left by users on the internet.

c)

A digital footprint is the data gathered by the users in the internet

d)

A digital footprint has no impact on an individual's online reputation.

7.

How can individuals manage their digital footprint?

a)

Ignore online reviews and comments

b)

Share personal information blatantly.

c)

Review privacy settings of their device.

d)

Use a feeble password for your accounts.

8.

What are the consequences of spreading misinformation?

a)

No learnings

b)

No love

c)

No recognition

d)

No Trust

9.

How does misinformation impact society as a whole?

a)

Misinformation impacts society by decreasing information literacy and validity.

b)

Misinformation enhances critical thinking and informed discussions making users more responsible and well-informed.

c)

Misinformation has no effect on public opinion or behavior.

d)

Misinformation promotes community engagement and understanding.

10.

What strategies can be used to identify credible sources of information?

a)

Evaluate authorship

b)

Cite sources

c)

Only consider sources that agree with your opinion

d)

Use outdated information without verification