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Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 38mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. Ana saw a viral video on social media claiming that drinking a certain juice can cure all diseases. Before believing it, she checked who uploaded the video and if experts supported the claim. What skill is Ana using?

a)

Technology Literacy

b)

Media Literacy

c)

Information Literacy

d)

Computer Literacy

2.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. Carlo needs information for his school project. Instead of relying on random blogs, he uses trusted websites, checks the author, and compares sources. Which literacy is he demonstrating?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Digital Entertainment Literacy

3.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. Maria is asked to create a presentation using a laptop, projector, and slideshow software. She knows how to operate all devices correctly. What literacy does Maria show?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Media Ethics

4.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. A news headline says, “Teenagers are the cause of rising crime rates.” Paulo reads the full article and notices the headline is misleading. Which literacy skill helps Paulo analyze this message?

a)

Technology Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Media Literacy

d)

Online Gaming Literacy

5.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. During online research, Liza checks the publication date, relevance, and credibility of articles before using them in her report. What literacy is she practicing?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Social Media Literacy

6.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. Mark uses a smartphone to edit a video, upload it online, and adjust privacy settings. Which literacy does this best show?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Reading Literacy

7.

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST: Choose the correct letter of the answer. Write your answer on the space provided before the number. A student sees an advertisement promoting a product using famous celebrities. He understands that the ad is meant to persuade viewers to buy the product. What literacy is applied?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

8.

Before sharing a post online, Jenny checks if the information is true, considers its impact on others, and uses technology responsibly. What combined skill is she showing?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Technology Literacy only

c)

Information Literacy only

d)

Media and Information Literacy

9.

Ben searches for news, evaluates its accuracy, uses digital tools, and understands how media messages influence opinions. Which literacy best describes his skills?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Media and Information Literacy

10.

A learner can analyze media messages, find reliable information, and use digital tools responsibly in daily life. What literacy does this describe?

a)

Media Literacy

b)

Information Literacy

c)

Technology Literacy

d)

Media and Information Literacy

11.

Early humans used drawings on cave walls to record events and tell stories. This form of media belongs to which age?

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Electronic Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

12.

Papyrus used in ancient Egypt as a writing material is an example of media from the:

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Pre-Industrial Age

c)

Electronic Age

d)

Information Age

13.

Clay tablets used by early civilizations to record laws and transactions belong to which age?

a)

Information Age

b)

Electronic Age

c)

Pre-Industrial Age

d)

Industrial Age

14.

Acta Diurna, considered one of the earliest newspapers in Rome, is part of the:

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Electronic Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

15.

Dibao, an early form of Chinese newspaper, belongs to which age?

a)

Pre-Industrial Age

b)

Industrial Age

c)

Electronic Age

d)

Information Age

16.

The invention of the printing press that allowed books to be produced in large quantities marked the beginning of the:

a)

Electronic Age

b)

Information Age

c)

Industrial Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

17.

The London Gazette, one of the oldest continuously published newspapers, is a product of the:

a)

Pre-Industrial Age

b)

Industrial Age

18.

The typewriter, which improved written communication in offices and businesses, belongs to the:

a)

Electronic Age

b)

Information Age

c)

Pre-Industrial Age

d)

Industrial Age

19.

The invention of the telephone, allowing people to communicate over long distances, is part of which age?

a)

Pre-Industrial Age

b)

Industrial Age

c)

Electronic Age

d)

Information Age

20.

Motion picture photography and projection that allowed moving images to be shown to audiences belong to the:

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Pre-Industrial Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Electronic Age

21.

Television, which broadcasts audio and visual content to homes, is an example of media from the:

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Electronic Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

22.

Early computers such as EDSAC, UNIVAC, and mainframe computers are part of the:

a)

Industrial Age

b)

Information Age

c)

Pre-Industrial Age

d)

Electronic Age

23.

The development of personal computers like Hewlett-Packard and Apple I belongs to the:

a)

Electronic Age

b)

Industrial Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

24.

Web browsers and search engines such as Google are examples of media from the:

a)

Electronic Age

b)

Industrial Age

c)

Information Age

d)

Pre-Industrial Age

25.

Social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google Hangouts, and Blogspots belong to which age?

a)

Pre-Industrial Age

b)

Industrial Age

c)

Electronic Age

d)

Information Age

26.

Leo feels anxious and irritable when he cannot check his phone every few minutes, even during class. What issue is he experiencing?

a)

Distraction

b)

Addiction

c)

Social isolation

d)

Flame War

27.

Mia keeps thinking about negative comments she received online, causing her to feel sad and lose motivation. This situation best describes:

a)

Fear of Missing Out

b)

Distraction

c)

Stress and Mood

d)

Addiction

28.

While studying, Paul keeps stopping to check social media notifications, making it hard for him to finish his homework. What problem is shown?

a)

Distraction

b)

Social Isolation

c)

Flame War

d)

Stress and Mood

29.

A heated argument breaks out in a comment section where users insult each other aggressively. This is an example of:

a)

Social Isolation

b)

Fear of Missing Out

c)

Distraction

d)

Flame War

30.

Jenny feels pressured to stay online because she is afraid she might miss important updates from her friends. What does this situation show?

a)

Addiction

b)

Social Isolation

c)

Fear of Missing Out

d)

Stress and Mood

31.

Carlo spends almost the whole day playing online games and becomes angry when asked to stop. Which issue is evident?

a)

Distraction

b)

Addiction

c)

Flame War

d)

Social Isolation

32.

After reading too much bad news online, Anna feels worried, overwhelmed, and emotionally drained. This situation shows:

a)

Stress and Mood

b)

Fear of Missing Out

c)

Distraction

d)

Flame War

33.

During family gatherings, Mark prefers scrolling through his phone instead of talking to others, slowly losing close relationships. What problem is this?

a)

Distraction

b)

Addiction

c)

Social Isolation

d)

Stress and Mood

34.

Two students continuously attack each other on social media over different opinions, encouraging others to join the argument. This behavior is called:

a)

Fear of Missing Out

b)

Distraction

c)

Flame War

d)

Addiction

35.

Rose feels restless and uneasy when she does not receive likes or comments on her posts. What issue does this reflect?

a)

Stress and Mood

b)

Social Isolation

c)

Distraction

d)

Flame War

36.

Kevin stays awake late at night checking messages and videos, affecting his sleep and daily routine. This situation shows:

a)

Distraction

b)

Addiction

c)

Social Isolation

d)

Flame War

37.

Clara finds it difficult to focus on conversations because she is constantly thinking about online notifications. What issue is shown?

a)

Fear of Missing Out

b)

Distraction

38.

Online discussions become hostile when users use harsh words instead of respectful dialogue. This is an example of:

a)

Social Isolation

b)

Fear of Missing Out

c)

Flame War

d)

Distraction

39.

Ben spends more time chatting online than meeting people in real life, causing him to feel lonely despite being “connected.” This situation shows:

a)

Addiction

b)

Distraction

c)

Social Isolation

d)

Stress and Mood

40.

Liza constantly refreshes her social media feed to see updates, worried she might miss something important. What issue is this?

a)

Fear of Missing Out

b)

Flame War

c)

Social Isolation

d)

Distraction

41.

Liza wants to create an online account but makes sure she doesn’t share her home address or contact number publicly. What is she practicing?

a)

Spread Positivity

b)

Get Permission

c)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

d)

Keep Your Password Safe

42.

Before posting a photo of her friend online, Maria asks if it’s okay to share it. What is she doing?

a)

Get Permission

b)

Spread Positivity

c)

Think Before You Click

d)

Keep Your Password Safe

43.

Kevin sees a suspicious link in a message and hesitates to click it until he confirms it is safe. What principle is he following?

a)

Think Before You Click

b)

Keep Your Password Safe

c)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

d)

Spread Positivity

44.

John always uses a strong password and does not share it with anyone, not even his friends. What is he practicing?

a)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

b)

Keep Your Password Safe

c)

Think Before You Click

d)

Get Permission

45.

Sarah sends encouraging comments on her classmates’ posts to make them feel appreciated. What is she doing?

a)

Spread Positivity

b)

Think Before You Click

c)

Keep Your Password Safe

d)

Get Permission

46.

Emma double-checks a website before entering her credit card details to avoid scams. What safety rule is this?

a)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

b)

Spread Positivity

c)

Get Permission

d)

Think Before You Click

47.

Before using a classmate’s photo for her school project, Anna asks for consent. What is this action called?

a)

Get Permission

b)

Spread Positivity

48.

David never clicks on unknown pop-ups or links he receives through email. What principle is he following?

a)

Keep Your Password Safe

b)

Think Before You Click

c)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

d)

Spread Positivity

49.

Mia posts a compliment on a friend’s artwork online to make them feel good. Which digital habit does this show?

a)

Spread Positivity

b)

Get Permission

c)

Ensure Personal Information Safety

d)

Keep Your Password Safe

50.

Tom changes his social media password regularly and keeps it secret. What is he practicing?

a)

Think Before You Click

b)

Keep Your Password Safe

c)

Get Permission

d)

Spread Positivity