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WorksheetsMIL MOD2 QUIZ
Total questions: 170
Worksheet time: 57mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Media used before 1700s such as cave paintings belong to which age?
a)
Pre-Industrial Age
b)
Industrial Age
c)
Electronic Age
d)
Information Age
e)
New Media Age
2.
Clay tablets in Mesopotamia were mainly used to do what?
a)
Store information
b)
Stream text
c)
Broadcast news
d)
Create multimedia
e)
Send emails
3.
Papyrus in Egypt is an example of what?
a)
Early print media
b)
pre-dawn media
c)
pre-historic media
d)
post-industrial media
e)
timeless media
4.
Which invention allowed mass production of books?
a)
Printing press
b)
Newspaper outlet
c)
Paper Mattifier and prints
d)
Computer shops
e)
Internet
5.
Newspapers like The London Gazette emerged during which age?
a)
Industrial Age
b)
Pre-Industrial Age
c)
Electronic Age
d)
Information Age
e)
Digital Age
6.
Typewriter was first used during the _______
a)
Industrial Age
b)
Electronic Age
c)
Information Age
d)
Pre-Industrial Age
e)
Digital Age
7.
Telegraph and telephone were widely used in which period?
a)
Industrial Age
b)
Electronic Age
c)
Information Age
d)
Pre-Industrial Age
e)
Digital Age
8.
Which medium was dominant in the Electronic Age?
a)
Television
b)
Clay tablets
c)
Cave paintings
d)
Smartphones
e)
Social media
9.
The invention of the transistor led to which age?
a)
Electronic Age
b)
Industrial Age
c)
Information Age
d)
Pre-Industrial Age
e)
Digital Age
10.
Mainframe computers like UNIVAC belong to the _______
a)
Electronic Age
b)
Industrial Age
c)
Information Age
d)
Pre-Industrial Age
e)
Digital Age
11.
The Internet became widespread during which age?
a)
Information Age
b)
Electronic Age
c)
Industrial Age
d)
Pre-Industrial Age
e)
Mechanical Age
12.
Blogs, social media and video sharing platforms are examples of _______
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Traditional Media
e)
Industrial Media
13.
Which device best represents convergence?
a)
Smartphone
b)
DSLR/Mirrorless Camera
c)
Digital Camcorder
d)
Play Staton 4
e)
Nintendo Gameboy
14.
Convergence refers to _______
a)
Integration of different media forms
b)
Separation of different media types
c)
End of traditional media to shift to new media
d)
Decline of technology degeneration
e)
Collection of data from of information
15.
Which media allows two-way interaction?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Radio
d)
Newspaper
e)
Film
16.
Traditional media is mostly _______
a)
One-directional
b)
Interactive
c)
Two-way
d)
User-generated
e)
Collaborative
17.
Which media type uses airwaves?
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Indigenous Media
e)
Film Media
18.
Movies shown in cinemas belong to _______
a)
Film/Movies
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
New Media
e)
Indigenous Media
19.
Facebook and YouTube are classified as _______
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
20.
A newspaper is an example of _______
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Electronic Media
e)
Digital Media
21.
Which role of media exposes corruption?
a)
Watchdog
b)
Channel
c)
Advocate
d)
Resource Center
e)
Entertainer
22.
Media as a channel primarily _______
a)
Provides communication
b)
Controls the government
c)
Promotes propaganda
d)
Limits access
e)
Blocks information
23.
Media as a resource center mainly _______
a)
Stores and provides information
b)
Creates laws
c)
Entertains only
d)
Sells products
e)
Controls citizens
24.
Media acting as an advocate means it _______
a)
Bridges the digital divide
b)
Spreads fake news
c)
Limits access
d)
Promotes violence
e)
Controls elections
25.
Which situation best shows media as watchdog?
a)
Investigative report on corruption
b)
Celebrity gossip show during noontime
c)
Comedy program to entertain viewers
d)
Music concert to address curruption
e)
Advertisement that points currupt government officials
26.
Wireless telegraphy helped save lives during which event?
a)
Titanic sinking
b)
World War II
c)
Industrial Revolution
d)
Digital boom
e)
Social media rise
27.
If the Titanic sank today news would spread mainly through _______
a)
Social media
b)
Telegraph messages
c)
Clay tablets
d)
Printed scrolls
e)
Typewriters
28.
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to _______
a)
Connected smart devices
b)
Connection of the internet backbones
c)
Social media programs
d)
Newspapers replacement technology
e)
Television shows over internet
29.
Smart watches are examples of _______
a)
IoT devices
b)
Print media
c)
Broadcast media
d)
Film media
e)
Traditional media
30.
Which is NOT an IoT device?
a)
Billboard
b)
Smart meter
c)
Smart fridge
d)
Smart watch
e)
Sensor
31.
IoT mainly uses _______
a)
Sensors and connectivity
b)
Ink and paper
c)
Airwaves only
d)
Film reels
e)
Clay tablets
32.
One challenge of the Information Age is _______
a)
Information overload
b)
Lack of information
c)
No technology
d)
No media access
e)
Slow communication
33.
Which media theory says media shapes our view of reality?
a)
Cultivation Theory
b)
Agenda-setting Theory
c)
Boomerang Effect
d)
Third-person Effect
e)
Propaganda Model
34.
Agenda-setting theory explains that media _______
a)
Influences what people think about
b)
Controls all behavior and media viewing
c)
Eliminates opinions from the opposition
d)
Stops communication from interfering
e)
Creates technology
35.
Boomerang effect happens when _______
a)
Message causes opposite reaction
b)
Media persuades everyone to believe that something is truthful
c)
Media has no effect to the viewers
d)
Media stops influence
e)
Audience agrees fully
36.
Third-person effect suggests that people _______
a)
Think others are more influenced
b)
Are easily persuaded to social media posts
c)
Ignore media posts from different point of view
d)
Trust all media
e)
Reject messages
37.
Propaganda model focuses on _______
a)
Media control and manipulation
b)
Entertainment value of who is really rightous
c)
Technology growth for those who use technology
d)
Audience freedom and equality for all
e)
Digital access
38.
Indigenous media is best described as _______
a)
Community-based information
b)
Based on online news
c)
Commercial advertising Locally
d)
Global media
e)
Digital-only media
39.
Indigenous media is credible because it is _______
a)
Near the source
b)
Highly commercialized
c)
Digitally advanced
d)
International
e)
Government-controlled
40.
Libraries exist mainly to _______
a)
Organize and provide access to information
b)
Sell books and make profit from it
c)
Control tangible knowledge across history
d)
Reading to text-based/printed media
e)
Promote ads from advertisers of books
41.
Which library serves colleges and universities?
a)
Academic Library
b)
Public Library
c)
School Library
d)
Special Library
e)
Digital Library
42.
Which source allows anyone to publish information?
a)
Internet
b)
Library
c)
Indigenous media
d)
Textbook
e)
Encyclopedia
43.
Checking the author helps evaluate _______
a)
Reliability
b)
Entertainment value
c)
Popularity
d)
Design
e)
Virality
44.
.edu domains usually indicate _______
a)
Educational institutions
b)
Commercial sites
c)
Government sites
d)
Military sites
e)
Personal blogs
45.
Cross-checking facts helps ensure _______
a)
Accuracy
b)
Popularity
c)
Entertainment
d)
Bias
e)
Profit
46.
Timeliness refers to _______
a)
How current information is
b)
Who wrote it
c)
Why it was written
d)
Where it came from
e)
How long it is
47.
Information is valuable when it _______
a)
Helps decision-making
b)
Is viral
c)
Is entertaining
d)
Is popular
e)
Is long
48.
Authority of a source depends on _______
a)
Expertise and credibility
b)
Design quality
c)
Number of likes
d)
Length of article
e)
Color scheme
49.
Which is an example of broadcast media?
a)
Radio program
b)
Blog post
c)
Printed book
d)
Facebook post
e)
Online forum
50.
Which best shows media convergence?
a)
Watching TV news on a smartphone
b)
Reading cave paintings
c)
Writing on papyrus
d)
Using a typewriter
e)
Listening to radio only
51.
Which media type is MOST interactive?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Radio
d)
Film
e)
Newspaper
52.
An empowered media user should _______
a)
Critically evaluate information
b)
Share all posts blindly
c)
Believe everything online
d)
Avoid media completely
e)
Ignore sources
53.
Media literacy is important because it helps users _______
a)
Distinguish credible information
b)
Create propaganda
c)
Control media
d)
Eliminate technology
e)
Limit communication
54.
Which media type uses paper and ink?
a)
Print Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Digital Media
55.
Television programs are classified as _______
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Indigenous Media
56.
Movies shown in theaters belong to which media type?
a)
Film/Movies
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
New Media
e)
Traditional Media
57.
Facebook posts are examples of _______
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Indigenous Media
58.
A newspaper headline is part of _______
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Online Media
59.
Which media type requires airwaves?
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Digital Media
60.
Which is an example of print media?
a)
Magazine
b)
Radio show
c)
Podcast
d)
YouTube vlog
e)
TV drama
61.
Spotify music streaming belongs to _______
a)
New Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
62.
A radio drama is an example of _______
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Digital Media
63.
Books and comics are classified as _______
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Online Media
64.
Which media type allows two-way interaction?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Film Media
d)
Broadcast Media
e)
Traditional Media
65.
Watching news live on TV is _______
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Indigenous Media
66.
A movie downloaded from Netflix is an example of _______
a)
Media Convergence
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Traditional Media
e)
Indigenous Media
67.
Media convergence means _______
a)
Combining different media platforms
b)
Eliminating old media
c)
Stopping broadcasts
d)
Using print only
e)
Limiting access
68.
Reading news on a phone instead of a newspaper shows _______
a)
Media Convergence
b)
Print Media
c)
Film Media
d)
Broadcast Media
e)
Indigenous Media
69.
Which media type is MOST interactive?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Film Media
d)
Radio
e)
Newspaper
70.
Traditional media is usually _______
a)
One-way communication
b)
Two-way communication
c)
Interactive
d)
User-generated
e)
Personalized
71.
Social networking sites mainly belong to _______
a)
New Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
72.
A cinema showing a movie is an example of _______
a)
Film/Movies
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
New Media
e)
Digital Media
73.
Which media type existed first?
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Digital Media
d)
Social Media
e)
Online Media
74.
Which media type relies on internet connection?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Film Media
d)
Newspaper
e)
Radio
75.
Which media is BEST for real-time audience feedback?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Film Media
d)
Radio
e)
Magazine
76.
A podcast uploaded online belongs to _______
a)
New Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
77.
Which media type is limited by broadcast schedule?
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
New Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Online Media
78.
Which media type allows comments and sharing?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
79.
A daily newspaper is produced mainly for _______
a)
Information
b)
Broadcasting
c)
Entertainment only
d)
Online sharing
e)
Interaction
80.
Which media type is BEST for long-form reading?
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Radio
81.
YouTube videos are classified as _______
a)
New Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
82.
Which media type depends on cameras and projection?
a)
Film/Movies
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
New Media
e)
Indigenous Media
83.
Media convergence happens because of _______
a)
Digital technology
b)
Paper shortage
c)
Audience decline
d)
Media bans
e)
Government control
84.
Which example shows media convergence?
a)
Listening to radio via mobile app
b)
Reading scrolls
c)
Watching cinema only
d)
Writing letters
e)
Printing books
85.
Which media type can easily go viral?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
86.
A magazine article is an example of _______
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Online Media
87.
Which media type reaches audiences using signals?
a)
Broadcast Media
b)
Print Media
c)
New Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Digital Media
88.
Film media originally required _______
a)
Theaters
b)
Internet
c)
Printers
d)
Airwaves
e)
Social media
89.
Which media type is MOST flexible?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
90.
Traditional media feedback is usually _______
a)
Delayed
b)
Instant
c)
Simultaneous
d)
Live
e)
Interactive
91.
Which media type allows user-generated content?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
92.
Radio is different from print media because it uses _______
a)
Sound
b)
Text
c)
Images
d)
Video
e)
Animation
93.
A TV series streamed online is an example of _______
a)
Media Convergence
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Traditional Media
e)
Indigenous Media
94.
Which media type is MOST accessible globally?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
95.
Which media type is LEAST interactive?
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Social Media
d)
Online Media
e)
Digital Media
96.
Which media type mainly informs through visuals and sound?
a)
Film/Movies
b)
Print Media
c)
Radio
d)
Textbooks
e)
Newspapers
97.
Which media type allows on-demand access?
a)
New Media
b)
Broadcast Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
98.
Which media type is controlled by publishing schedules?
a)
Print Media
b)
New Media
c)
Social Media
d)
Online Media
e)
Digital Media
99.
Which media type supports comments, likes and shares?
a)
New Media
b)
Print Media
c)
Broadcast Media
d)
Film Media
e)
Traditional Media
100.
Using multiple media formats to deliver content is _______
a)
Media Convergence
b)
Traditional Media
c)
Print Media
d)
Broadcast Media
e)
Film Media
101.
The main advantage of new media is _______
a)
Interactivity
b)
Limited access
c)
One-way flow
d)
Fixed schedule
e)
High cost
102.
Mass media refers to _______
a)
Communication reaching large audiences
b)
Personal messaging only
c)
Private conversations shared on the groupchats
d)
Face-to-face talks in front of graduation speeches
e)
Indigenous communication
103.
Which of the following is an example of mass media?
a)
Television news
b)
Private diary
c)
Class discussion
d)
Personal letter
e)
Graduation Speech and notes
104.
Mass media helps create _______
a)
Celebrity culture
b)
Private opinions
c)
Hidden identities
d)
Local gossip only
e)
Secret messages
105.
Media effects are best described as _______
a)
Consequences of media exposure
b)
Media production tools and it's narrative to story
c)
Forms of advertising with form of impact to viewers
d)
Types of media which is being used everyday
e)
Devices used by netizens
106.
Which theory says people think others are more influenced by media?
a)
Third-person effect
b)
Cultivation theory
c)
Agenda-setting theory
d)
Boomerang effect
e)
Propaganda model
107.
Cultivation theory explains that media _______
a)
Shapes perception of reality
b)
Eliminates violence
c)
Controls technology
d)
Prevents crime
e)
Limits access
108.
Heavy TV viewing may cause people to believe the world is _______
a)
More dangerous than it is
b)
Safer than reality since you will not be involed in the story
c)
Unchanged and unvalued
d)
Less violent
e)
More peaceful than real life
109.
Agenda-setting theory focuses on media influence over _______
a)
Public priorities
b)
Personal emotions
c)
Entertainment value
d)
Technology use
e)
Media ownership
110.
Media tells people what to _______
a)
Think about
b)
Think exactly
c)
Ignore
d)
Buy only
e)
Reject
111.
Which effect occurs when media messages backfire?
a)
Boomerang effect
b)
Cultivation theory
c)
Third-person effect
d)
Agenda-setting
e)
Propaganda model
112.
A campaign that increases the behavior it tried to stop shows _______
a)
Boomerang effect
b)
Agenda-setting theory
c)
Cultivation theory
d)
Third-person effect
e)
Gatekeeping
113.
Which theory focuses on manipulation by powerful groups?
a)
Propaganda model
b)
Third-person effect
c)
Boomerang effect
d)
Cultivation theory
e)
Agenda-setting
114.
Propaganda model suggests media is influenced by _______
a)
Power and ownership
b)
Audience feedback
c)
Random events
d)
Personal opinions
e)
Technology alone
115.
Which is an intended media effect?
a)
Influencing opinions
b)
Accidental exposure
c)
Random misunderstanding
d)
Unplanned reaction
e)
Personal bias
116.
An unintended media effect is _______
a)
Misinterpretation of message
b)
Planned persuasion
c)
Direct instruction
d)
Clear messaging
e)
Advertised goal
117.
Which situation best shows agenda-setting?
a)
Media repeatedly highlights one issue
b)
People ignore media
c)
Media reports all equally
d)
Audience controls news
e)
No coverage occurs
118.
Media effects can be _______
a)
Short-term or long-term
b)
Only short-term
c)
Only long-term
d)
Instant only
e)
None at all
119.
Which medium strongly contributes to mass media influence?
a)
Television
b)
Personal letters
c)
Private chats
d)
Diaries
e)
Text messages
120.
Mass media differs from interpersonal communication because it _______
a)
Reaches large audiences
b)
Is face-to-face
c)
Is private
d)
Is informal
e)
Is personal
121.
Which media effect preserves existing beliefs?
a)
Status quo maintenance
b)
Boomerang effect
c)
Third-person effect
d)
Cultivation theory
e)
Agenda-setting
122.
Which theory explains increased self-awareness due to media attention?
a)
Reciprocal effect
b)
Third-person effect
c)
Cultivation theory
d)
Boomerang effect
e)
Agenda-setting
123.
When a public figure changes behavior due to coverage it shows _______
a)
Reciprocal effect
b)
Agenda-setting
c)
Cultivation theory
d)
Propaganda model
e)
Third-person effect
124.
Which is a negative effect of mass media?
a)
Spread of misinformation
b)
Public awareness
c)
Education access
d)
Civic engagement
e)
Knowledge sharing
125.
Mass media is powerful mainly because it _______
a)
Reaches many people quickly
b)
Is always accurate
c)
Is always ethical
d)
Is government-owned
e)
Is interactive only
126.
Media effects study focuses on _______
a)
Audience response
b)
Media design only
c)
Device creation
d)
Content ownership
e)
Technology sales
127.
Accuracy of information refers to
a)
Closeness to the actual facts
b)
Popularity of the source from the original post
c)
Number of views and reactions gained
d)
Length of the article and impact to it's audiences
e)
Design quality of the document
128.
Information is considered reliable when it
a)
Can be verified
b)
Is entertaining
c)
Is trending
d)
Is frequently shared
e)
Looks professional
129.
Which action best checks information accuracy?
a)
Cross-checking with other sources
b)
Reading comments to check for clarity
c)
Counting likes and reactions usually
d)
Checking font style and font faces
e)
Sharing immediately
130.
Reliability mainly focuses on the
a)
Trustworthiness of the source
b)
Visual appeal and articles, shapes placement
c)
Speed of delivery
d)
Emotional impact from the information
e)
Platform used
131.
Which domain is MOST likely reliable for academic information?
a)
.edu
b)
.com
c)
.net
d)
.tv
e)
.info
132.
Value of information is determined by its ability to
a)
Help in decision-making
b)
Entertain audiences with humors
c)
Attract attention to vested group
d)
Go viral online
e)
Increase profits from advertisers
133.
Which factor BEST determines reliability?
a)
Author credentials
b)
Color of the website
c)
Advertisement count
d)
Page layout
e)
Number of shares and comments
134.
Information with proper citations is likely to be
a)
More accurate
b)
Less important
c)
Outdated
d)
One-Sided only
e)
Opinion-based
135.
Checking the publication date helps determine
a)
Timeliness
b)
Authority
c)
Bias
d)
Popularity
e)
Design
136.
Which situation shows low reliability?
a)
No author listed
b)
Author is an expert
c)
Multiple references provided
d)
Recent publication date
e)
Peer-reviewed source
137.
Accuracy is MOST important when information is used for
a)
Research and decision-making
b)
Entertainment
c)
Casual browsing
d)
Social sharing
e)
Personal opinion
138.
Information loses value when it is
a)
Outdated
b)
Well-cited
c)
Accurate
d)
Relevant
e)
Verified
139.
Which practice improves information reliability?
a)
Verifying sources
b)
Ignoring author
c)
Relying on one site
d)
Sharing without reading
e)
Trusting headlines only
140.
A reliable source usually provides
a)
Evidence and references
b)
Emotional language
c)
Bold claims
d)
Sensational titles
e)
Anonymous opinions
141.
Which best shows valuable information?
a)
Data that supports a clear decision
b)
Exhibits exemplary construction of sentences
c)
Clickbait headlines
d)
Contains funny and entertaining rumors
e)
Viral posts attributed to the article
142.
Which device best represents media convergence?
a)
Smartphone
b)
Typewriter
c)
Radio
d)
Newspaper
e)
Telegraph
143.
Watching TV news through a mobile app is an example of
a)
Media convergence
b)
Print media
c)
Broadcast media
d)
Film media
e)
Traditional media
144.
Media convergence is made possible mainly by
a)
Digital technology
b)
Paper production
c)
Radio signals
d)
Film reels
e)
Manual printing
145.
Which situation shows media convergence?
a)
Listening to podcasts on a phone
b)
Writing letters
c)
Reading cave paintings
d)
Using typewriters
e)
Listening to radio only
146.
Media convergence allows content to
a)
Flow across platforms
b)
Stay in one format
c)
Be restricted
d)
Disappear quickly
e)
Remain offline
147.
Which media form combines text, audio, and video?
a)
New media
b)
Print media
c)
Radio
d)
Newspaper
e)
Pamphlet
148.
A newspaper website with videos and comments shows
a)
Media convergence
b)
Broadcast media
c)
Print-only media
d)
Film media
e)
Traditional media
149.
Streaming a movie originally shown in cinemas demonstrates
a)
Media convergence
b)
Print media
c)
Radio media
d)
Traditional media
e)
Indigenous media
150.
Media convergence benefits users by providing
a)
Multiple access options
b)
Less information
c)
Slower updates
d)
Limited interaction
e)
Single viewpoint
151.
In a democratic society, media primarily serves to
a)
Inform and educate citizens
b)
Modestly Mostly Entertain
c)
Control public opinion to vested interest group
d)
Replace government
e)
Limit free speech
152.
Which role of media exposes corruption and abuse of power?
a)
Watchdog
b)
Channel
c)
Advocate
d)
Entertainer
e)
Promoter
153.
Media as a channel mainly allows people to
a)
Communicate and share ideas
b)
Manipulate opinions
c)
Control Information
d)
Spread propaganda
e)
Restrict access
154.
Which role of media preserves history and public records?
a)
Resource center
b)
Watchdog
c)
Advocate
d)
Gatekeeper
e)
Regulator
155.
Media helps ensure free and fair elections by acting as a
a)
Watchdog
b)
Advertiser
c)
Entertainer
d)
Censor
e)
Sponsor
156.
When media bridges the digital divide, it acts as a/an
a)
Advocate
b)
Watchdog
c)
Resource center
d)
Controller
e)
Regulator
157.
Which situation best shows media supporting democracy?
a)
Investigating government misconduct
b)
Spreading rumors
c)
Promoting biased point of view
d)
Hiding information
e)
Limiting coverage of the information
158.
Media contributes to public participation by
a)
Providing access to information
b)
Examine single viewpoints and interest
c)
Expounding critics
d)
Focusing and diverting issues
e)
Focusing on profit only
159.
An independent media is important because it
a)
Holds leaders accountable
b)
Supports one individual and particular group
c)
Avoids sensitive topics
d)
Controls citizens
e)
Promotes censorship to the sensitive data
160.
Which role of media helps citizens make informed decisions?
a)
Resource center
b)
Entertainer
c)
Propagandist
d)
Censor
e)
Advertiser
161.
A news program investigates and exposes corruption involving public officials
a)
Watchdog
b)
Channel
c)
Resource Center
d)
Advocate
e)
Entertainer
162.
A television station provides live coverage of election results to inform voters
a)
Channel
b)
Watchdog
c)
Advocate
d)
Resource Center
e)
Regulator
163.
A documentary preserves historical events and archives important national issues
a)
Resource Center
b)
Channel
c)
Advocate
d)
Watchdog
e)
Entertainer
164.
A media organization gives a voice to marginalized communities affected by social injustice
a)
Advocate
b)
Channel
c)
Watchdog
d)
Resource Center
e)
Promoter
165.
A newspaper reports verified facts so citizens can decide whom to vote for
a)
Resource Center
b)
Entertainer
c)
Propagandist
d)
Censor
e)
Advertiser
166.
A radio station allows citizens to call in and share opinions on public policies
a)
Channel
b)
Watchdog
c)
Advocate
d)
Resource Center
e)
Controller
167.
An investigative journalist uncovers misuse of government funds through reports
a)
Watchdog
b)
Advocate
c)
Channel
d)
Resource Center
e)
Entertainer
168.
A media platform provides educational content to help citizens understand laws and rights
a)
Resource Center
b)
Watchdog
c)
Advocate
d)
Channel
e)
Promoter
169.
A news website highlights issues of digital divide and pushes for equal media access
a)
Advocate
b)
Watchdog
c)
Channel
d)
Resource Center
e)
Regulator
170.
A public affairs show explains government programs to increase civic participation
a)
Channel
b)
Entertainer
c)
Propagandist
d)
Censor
e)
Advertiser
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