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Media Information Literacy NAT Reviewer

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During an online discussion, Liza encounters a heated debate over a current political issue. As a competent producer and consumer of information, how should she approach this situation?

a)

Join the debate immediately and defend her opinion vigorously.

b)

Verify the facts from reliable sources before forming an opinion.

c)

Disregard opposing views and share her stance to support her allies.

d)

Withdraw from the discussion as it may involve complex political matters.

2.

Joshua has been tasked with creating a video project for his Media and Information class. He wants to use some clips from a popular movie to illustrate his points. What is the responsible approach to incorporating these clips technologically and legally?

a)

Use the clips as desired since the project is for educational purposes.

b)

Download the clips without permission; it's unlikely he'll be caught.

c)

Obtain permission or use clips covered under fair use policies.

d)

Recreate scenes from the movie himself to avoid any legal concerns.

3.

An infographic from a newspaper shows that 84.45 million Filipinos are using social media. Considering responsible media use, which of the following practices should be emphasized to these users?

a)

Sharing personal information freely to enhance online connectivity.

b)

Regularly updating privacy settings to control who can see their content.

c)

Posting frequently to maintain a high level of social media presence.

d)

Engaging with every online advertisement to support local businesses.

4.

With 99.2% of internet users in the Philippines on social media, what technology literacy skill is most relevant for these individuals to be competent producers of media and information?

a)

Using various social media platforms for different types of online interaction.

b)

Mastering complex programming languages to develop new social media tools.

c)

Focusing exclusively on the most popular social media platform to share content.

d)

Avoiding the use of any social media analytics tools to keep online activities private.

5.

With the insight that photos have the best engagement conversion on social media, what does this suggest about the evolution of media from the prehistoric age to the new (information) age?

a)

Visual elements have always been a strong component of human communication.

b)

Written content has consistently been the preferred method of communication.

c)

Auditory messages have lost relevance in the age of information and social media.

d)

Physical forms of media like sculptures and paintings are outdated in the digital era.

6.

The growth of social media users in the Philippines and the prevalence of mobile devices highlight a significant change in media consumption. What does this imply about the role of new media in everyday life compared to traditional media?

a)

New media is primarily for entertainment, while traditional media is for education.

b)

New media has increasingly become integrated into daily routines and activities.

c)

Traditional media is still the primary means of communication in rural areas.

d)

New media is less reliable than traditional media for news and information.

7.

Miguel is assigned a research project on Filipino indigenous art. What is the first step he should take to define his information needs effectively?

a)

Start collecting images of various indigenous artworks for his presentation.

b)

Identify specific questions he needs to answer about Filipino indigenous art.

c)

Locate the nearest art museum and plan a visit to see the art in person.

d)

Begin organizing the layout of his project without gathering information.

8.

Analyn is looking for reliable sources for her thesis about the effects of social media on mental health among Filipino youth. Which strategy demonstrates an understanding of how to assess the credibility of her sources?

a)

Choosing the most popular articles shared on social media platforms.

b)

Selecting articles based on whether they agree with her perspective.

c)

Preferring sources from well-known blogs and personal testimonies.

d)

Using peer-reviewed journals and expert interviews in her research.

9.

During a group project, students need to collaborate and communicate their findings on Philippine biodiversity conservation efforts. What approach would best enable them to organize and communicate their information collectively?

a)

Assign a group member to summarize the work and present it alone.

b)

Each member presents all parts of the project without coordination.

c)

Use a collaborative platform to compile their research and assign presentation roles.

d)

Decide that the member with the best speaking skills handles all the communication.

10.

A Grade 12 student is researching an indigenous Filipino group for their anthropology project. They come across a website with detailed articles and vibrant photos. According to the verification checklist, what should the student do first to ensure the credibility of this website?

a)

Check how many followers the website has on social media to assess popularity.

b)

Look into who authored the articles and their credentials in the field of anthropology.

c)

Determine how many times the articles have been shared to gauge impact.

d)

Read the comments section to see if there are any disputes or corrections.

11.

While preparing a presentation on historical events, a student finds two sources: a library book published in the 1980s and a recent internet blog post. Which question from the verification checklist would best help the student decide which source to prioritize?

a)

Why are these sources sharing this information?

b)

Where did each source come from, and what is their purpose?

c)

When were these sources published, and is the information up to date?

d)

What type of media is each source, and does it fit the presentation format?

12.

A student finds a news article online about a recent scientific discovery in the Philippines. According to the verification checklist, what is a critical step the student should take to verify the article’s authenticity?

a)

Confirming the number of times the article has been cited in other works.

b)

Checking when the article was published and if it's the most current information.

c)

Investigating the website’s domain to ensure it's a recognized news outlet.

d)

Assessing the visual appeal of the article to determine its professionalism.

13.

A student is evaluating an online database for quality information on Philippine economics. What question is least relevant to determining the database's reliability?

a)

Who compiled the database and what are their qualifications?

b)

What is the primary purpose of the database?

c)

When was the database last updated with new information?

d)

How does the database’s design compare to other websites?

14.

A student is using various online forums to gather opinions on contemporary Filipino cultural practices for a sociology paper. What should the student be cautious about according to the verification checklist?

a)

Understanding the demographics of the forum members who are sharing information.

b)

Determining why members of the forum are sharing this particular information.

c)

Calculating the average number of posts per user to assess engagement levels.

d)

Comparing the forum layout to other social platforms for ease of navigation.

15.

A Filipino sunscreen brand releases an advertisement that shows only fair-skinned individuals enjoying the beach. As a media literate viewer, how should one interpret the message in relation to the target audience?

a)

The brand appeals to those interested in beach activities regardless of skin tone.

b)

The ad may imply a beauty standard that resonates more with fair-skinned consumers.

c)

It reflects a realistic representation of all demographic groups in the Philippines.

d)

The advertisement is showcasing the diversity of the beachgoers in the country.

16.

The Lean Cuisine advertisement features a slogan stating, "Behind every successful woman, is her microwave." How does this message potentially interact with societal views on gender roles?

a)

It reinforces the stereotype that women's success is linked to domestic activities.

b)

It challenges traditional roles by associating women with professional success.

c)

It implies that cooking technology is the main factor in women's career achievements.

d)

It promotes gender equality by acknowledging women's multitasking abilities.

17.

A high school teacher in the Philippines notices a student struggling to interact online due to not owning a personal computer, exemplifying the digital divide. Which ethical action would help address this issue?

a)

Encourage the student to watch others so they learn how to interact.

b)

Have classmates share notes with the student outside of online platforms.

c)

Offer extra classes that don't rely on digital means for this student.

d)

Set up a school program to provide digital access to all students.

18.

In a case where a Filipino online community is tackling the issue of cyberbullying, what is an ethical stance a member can take to help cultivate a healthy digital environment?

a)

Share the personal information of the bully to discourage their behavior.

b)

Ignore the cyberbullying incidents to avoid further agitation.

c)

Join in so as not to be targeted in the future by the bully.

d)

Speak out against cyberbullying and report the incidents to the moderators.

19.

During a discussion on self-representation, Filipino students are asked about creating a ‘virtual self’ that is very different from their real-world persona. Which is an ethical consideration they should keep in mind?

a)

Portraying an aspirational virtual self is important for online popularity.

b)

Constructing a false identity can mislead others and damage relationships.

c)

Creating a virtual alter ego is harmless if it doesn't involve real people.

d)

Emulating influential figures online can attract positive attention.

20.

Plagiarism is considered unethical because it:

a)

Is a type of digital addiction

b)

Involves using someone else's work without permission or proper acknowledgment

c)

Prevents individuals from accessing digital media

d)

Violates netiquette rules

21.

A group of students from Quezon City is using a 3D printer to create affordable prosthetic limbs for local communities. Which statement best analyzes the impact of this use of 3D printing technology on society?

a)

3D printing technology limits accessibility to those with engineering skills, narrowing social benefits.

b)

The technology enhances customization and quick production, leading to a potential shift in medical costs.

c)

3D printers exclusively use plastic, causing environmental harm that outweighs their social contributions.

d)

Such technology creates a dependency on international tech companies, diminishing local innovation.

22.

A high school in Davao has integrated wearable technology into their physical education courses to monitor student's health metrics. This initiative potentially changes the educational environment by:

a)

Increasing the risk of personal data breaches which may discourage its use in schools.

b)

Encouraging a data-driven approach to health education that can personalize student learning.

c)

Causing a disparity in education quality based on a school's ability to afford such technologies.

d)

Shifting the focus purely to technology in education, thereby neglecting traditional physical activities.

23.

Massive open online courses (MOOCs) have gained popularity in Metro Manila among working professionals. What is a potential analysis of this trend on lifelong learning and employment?

a)

MOOCs make education less credible by devaluing traditional degrees and compromising academic standards.

b)

They create inequality as those without internet access cannot benefit from this educational trend.

c)

MOOCs may result in a more skilled workforce by offering accessible ongoing professional development.

d)

Oversaturation of certificates might lead to devaluation of qualifications and job market saturation.

24.

A Filipino start-up has developed an app for ubiquitous learning, allowing users in rural areas to access lessons regardless of location or time. The social impact of this innovation could be:

a)

A decline in traditional classroom attendance due to the convenience of mobile learning platforms.

b)

An enhancement in self-directed learning, potentially decreasing educational gaps across regions.

c)

An increase in technology dependency that may neglect the development of interpersonal skills.

d)

A homogenization of educational content that could reduce cultural diversity in learning materials.

25.

Analyze the given information:

Perceptions of oversharing on social media

74% of parents feel another parent share too much online

27% share inappropriate photos of a child

51% gave information that could identify a child’s location

56% gave embarrassing information about a child

Which hypothesis was tested in the study?

a)

Parents feel other parents share too much online.

b)

Inappropriate photos of a child are shared on social media.

c)

Embarrassing information about a child is shared on social media.

d)

Information that could identify a child’s location is shared on social media.

26.

Analyze the given information.

Perceptions of oversharing on social media

74% of parents feel another parent share too much online

27% share inappropriate photos of a child

51% gave information that could identify a child’s location

56% gave embarrassing information about a child

What hypothesis could be derived?

a)

Social media have become a venue for “oversharenting”

b)

“Oversharenting” manifests in various ways on social media

c)

Perceptions of “oversharenting” on social media have become too much

d)

Social media perceive “oversharenting” as too much for other parents to bear

27.

Based on the information presented below, which of the following is most likely the cause why people would choose online education against traditional education?

I. Digital skills are learned

II. Network is accessible

III. Experience is relevant

IV. Facilities necessary for certain studies and activities are available

a)

I only

b)

I and II

c)

II and III

d)

I and IV

28.

Which of the following file formats is an example of audio file format?

a)

VHS

b)

MP4

c)

WLMP

d)

MP3

29.

What refers to the combination of physical objects used to communicate through physical objects, such as radio, television, computers, telephone, mobile phone, film, etc.?

a)

Communication

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Literacy

d)

Media

30.

Which of the following information literacy skill demonstrates evaluation?

The student is able to ______.

a)

locate sources

b)

judge the result

c)

define the problem

d)

organize information from multiple sources

31.

Which of the following is NOT true about plagiarism?

a)

It includes other people’s ideas in the paper.

b)

It uses someone’s ideas in the paper without citing the source.

c)

It directly quotes a source instead of using one’s own words.

d)

It is a form of harassment using electronic forms of contact.

32.

What visual media gives the appearance of a movement which can be a collection of graphics, footage and shading?

a)

audio

b)

motion

c)

text

d)

visual

33.

The video footage presented as evidence of the crime shows some clips were missed. What technical method needs to be checked?

a)

Lighting coverage

b)

Smoothness of the video

c)

Scale and size consistency

d)

Color and sound appropriateness

34.

Why is mise-en-scene relevant in production?

a)

To put interesting ideas into the film.

b)

To highlight important things in the film.

c)

To produce humorous scene that makes the audience alive.

d)

To avoid putting irrelevant things which do not contribute anything to the scene.

35.

How is the principle of completeness being portrayed in making news reports?

a)

It answers the 5W and 1H questions.

b)

The news report has 4W and 1H questions.

c)

The news report has 3W and 1H questions.

d)

It does not require to answer any questions as long as it is full of details.

36.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of multimedia?

a)

It utilizes a lot of senses.

b)

It takes up a lot of storage space.

c)

It uses modern electronic equipment.

d)

It is for those who can afford the equipment.

37.

Diego wants to advertise his newly developed detergent. What should he use for his advertisement to be heard throughout the country?

I. Internet II. Radio III. Television IV. Mobile Phone

a)

I only

b)

I and II

c)

II and III

d)

I, II, III, and IV

38.

How does a museum serve as a multimedia outlet?

a)

It uses state of the art equipment for viewing.

b)

It offers past, present and future events.

c)

There are different sources that information can be available.

d)

It offers a variety of information like text, visual and even motion media.

39.

Why are multimedia personalities careful about the words that come out of their mouths?

a)

They have the right to speak whatever they like.

b)

Their words can and will be used against them.

c)

They serve as role models of society.

d)

They are influencers that can be emulated by anybody.

40.

Which part of the 1987 Constitution talks about freedom of speech and freedom of expression?

a)

Article III Section 1

b)

Article III Section 2

c)

Article III Section 3

d)

Article III Section 4

41.

This refers to the legal licenses that allow you to legally use a resource in a number of ways within intellectual property limits.

a)

Copyright

b)

Fair Use

c)

Creative Commons

d)

Plagiarism

42.

What does Republic Act No. 9995 enforce and protect?

a)

Safeguarding of personal and sensitive information in both government and private sectors

b)

Prohibits acts such as publishing false news that endangers public order or State interest

c)

The right of the people to information on matters of public concern shall be recognized

d)

Criminalizes the act of capturing, copying, selling, distributing, or otherwise sharing private photos or videos without their consent.

43.

Public authorities may restrict your right to freedom of expression in the following EXCEPT:

a)

Protect national security, territorial integrity, or public safety

b)

Prevent personalities from voicing their political opinions and preferences

c)

Prevent the disclosure of information received in confidence

d)

Protect the rights and reputations of other people

44.

Which of the following is the best way to best utilize your privacy and security settings in your social media account?

a)

Tagging your location in real time.

b)

Set posts to public for better exposure and engagement.

c)

Use hashtags relevant to your post.

d)

Turn on two-factor authentication (2FA).

45.

This refers to a set of rules or instructions computers follow to perform tasks or make decisions.

a)

Artificial Intelligence

b)

Algorithm

c)

Assistive AI

d)

Generative AI

46.

Your teacher has given the class permission to use artificial intelligence as an assistive tool in creating your final research. In what ways can you use AI in your paper?

a)

Create and outline of your research paper.

b)

Search for sources to be used in the study.

c)

Generate the references in APA 7th edition format.

d)

Write the conclusion and recommendation statements.

47.

An elder relative shared a video about the start of World War III due to the conflicts of Israel and Palestine. What is the next best step after receiving such media?

a)

Check the source of the video.

b)

Engage with the video and with the people in the comments.

c)

Share the video to others to spread the news.

d)

Create a meme about the video.

48.

Which of the following is an example of assistive artificial intelligence?

a)

Text generator

b)

Text to speech

c)

Voice chats

d)

Collaborative platforms

49.

You asked ChatGPT to list down references for an assignment. What would be the next best step after this action?

a)

Generate list in APA 7th edition using ChatGPT as well.

b)

Submit the list to your teacher.

c)

Open each of the sources and skim through the materials.

d)

Ask ChatGPT to generate more references.

50.

Mainstream media's saturation has caused mental health problems to the youth such as “doomscrolling,” “headline anxiety,” and “headline stress disorder.”. As media information literate individual, what is the best solution to this issue?

I. Reduce media consumption

II. Improve media diet

III. Add other daily tech-free periods where possible

IV. Go off-grid

a)

I only

b)

I and II, and IV

c)

II, III, and IV

d)

I, II, and III