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Media and Information Languages

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which action best shows critical thinking when consuming media?

a)

Believing viral posts

b)

Asking questions about the message

c)

Ignoring the source

d)

Sharing emotional content

2.

Media and Information Languages refer to the ______.

a)

devices used to access media

b)

people who work in media

c)

ways media messages are created and understood

d)

tools used in media production

3.

Fake news is information that is ______.

a)

educational

b)

always true

c)

false or misleading

d)

always funny

4.

Camera angles, lighting, and sound are examples of ______.

a)

written codes

b)

cultural codes

c)

technical codes

d)

symbolic codes

5.

Which question helps you think critically about media?

a)

Is this popular?

b)

How many likes does it have?

c)

Is this entertaining?

d)

Who created this message?

6.

Emojis, memes, and hashtags are examples of ______.

a)

print media

b)

traditional media

c)

broadcast media

d)

digital media language

7.

Being a responsible media consumer means ______.

a)

posting anything you want

b)

sharing news without checking

c)

reacting emotionally to posts

d)

respecting others and verifying information

8.

Which of the following is an example of a visual code?

a)

Background music

b)

Color and images

c)

Voice-over narration

d)

Written captions

9.

Media conventions are ______.

a)

commonly accepted ways of presenting media

b)

personal opinions of the audience

c)

laws that control media

d)

mistakes in media messages

10.

What does media bias mean?

a)

Media has no opinion

b)

Media presents only facts

c)

Media favors one side or idea

d)

Media uses pictures and sounds

11.

Which of the following shows responsible online behavior?

a)

Copying content without credit

b)

Posting offensive comments

c)

Spreading unverified rumors

d)

Respecting privacy and opinions

12.

Which media language form focuses on sound?

a)

Digital

b)

Visual

c)

Textual

d)

Audio

13.

Why is it important to be critical of media messages?

a)

To enjoy media less

b)

To avoid using media

c)

To become famous online

d)

To understand bias and misinformation

14.

Which is an example of a media convention?

a)

Ignoring the target audience

b)

Changing camera angles randomly

c)

News programs using formal language

d)

Using emojis in all messages

15.

A critical media consumer is someone who ______.

a)

avoids all media

b)

believes everything seen online

c)

shares information immediately

d)

analyzes and evaluates media messages

16.

Which best describes symbolic codes?

a)

Digital tools used in media

b)

Rules followed by media producers

c)

Words used in media texts

d)

Symbols that carry meaning

17.

What should you do before sharing information online?

a)

Check the number of views

b)

Read only the headline

c)

Share it quickly

d)

Verify the source and accuracy

18.

Why is it important to understand media and information languages?

a)

To use social media more often

b)

To analyze and interpret media messages critically

c)

To create longer messages

d)

To become a media celebrity

19.

The phrase “Think before you click” reminds users to ______.

a)

click faster

b)

avoid technology

c)

post more often

d)

carefully evaluate media content

20.

Media languages help audiences understand the ______ of a media message.

a)

price

b)

length

c)

format

d)

meaning