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WorksheetsMIL Quarter 3 review quiz
Total questions: 30
Worksheet time: 15mins
Which situation clearly shows plagiarism?
Writing ideas in your own words and citing the source
Using exact sentences from a website without giving credit
Quoting an author and listing the reference
Combining ideas from several sources with proper citation
Which action reflects ethical use of information?
Submitting copied content to meet a deadline
Paraphrasing ideas and acknowledging the original author
Reusing a previous project without disclosure
Removing the author’s name from an article
What should evaluators check to ensure respect for intellectual property?
Proper citation of all sources used
Attractive layout and font style
Length of the written work
Number of pictures included
A student who consistently cites sources and avoids copy-pasting shows that they—
Depend too much on others’ ideas
Practice ethical research behavior
Avoid independent thinking
Limit creativity
Which example belongs to broadcast media?
An online blog article
A printed magazine
A live radio traffic update
A Facebook post
Which material is classified as print media?
Podcast episode
Paperback textbook
Online video
Livestream interview
Why is social media considered new media?
It allows users to interact and share content
It is controlled only by governments
It exists only in printed form
It is produced only by journalists
Which situation best represents media convergence?
A poster posted only on a bulletin board
A diary entry kept private
A TV show watched without internet access
A news story published in print and online
Which activity best shows understanding of media convergence?
Memorizing definitions from a book
Creating a report aired on radio and posted online
Reading a newspaper quietly
Listing media tools without using them
Which example proves that convergence changed audience behavior?
People use cassette tapes again
Viewers watch TV and comment on social media at the same time
Newspapers stopped publishing
Books replaced all digital media
How did the documentary differ from the satirical cartoon in portraying workers?
Both avoided opinions
Both ignored social issues
The documentary focused on sacrifices; the cartoon criticized government action
The cartoon praised workers; the documentary mocked them
What question helps audiences judge fairness of media portrayal?
Is the content entertaining?
Does it provide balanced and supported perspectives?
Is it short enough to watch?
Does it use expensive graphics?
If media shows only hardships and ignores success stories, the portrayal is—
Balanced
Objective
Biased
Neutral
Why is it important to see multiple media portrayals of an issue?
To force one interpretation
To avoid critical thinking
To compare views and form informed opinions
To eliminate disagreement
Which source is an example of traditional media during disasters?
A local newspaper article
A viral meme
A personal blog post
A random social media comment
Which source is most reliable for official typhoon updates?
Influencer page
Government disaster agency website
Personal journal
Group chat message
Why are government websites more reliable in emergencies?
They are required to provide accurate information
They are more colorful
They focus on entertainment
They are shorter than blogs
Why is interviewing community elders valuable?
It replaces scientific data
It preserves local knowledge not always written online
It guarantees perfect accuracy
It is mainly for entertainment
Which activity best uses indigenous knowledge responsibly?
Comparing it with scientific data
Memorizing it without verification
Ignoring it completely
Using memes as evidence
Which practice shows ethical interviewing?
Asking consent before recording
Recording secretly
Changing the elder’s answers
Sharing without permission
What shows that indigenous knowledge can support science?
It replaces weather forecasts
It is always more accurate
Local observations often match scientific reports
It rejects modern technology
Which question helps evaluate indigenous sources?
Are they entertaining?
Are they consistently observed and accepted by the community?
Are they always written?
Are they shorter than scientific texts?
Which statement values both indigenous and scientific information?
Only science is reliable
Indigenous knowledge should replace science
Both offer useful and complementary insights
Both should be ignored
Which is a common advertising convention to attract viewers?
Screen size
Use of celebrity endorsers
Room lighting
Time of day watched
Why are media codes and conventions important?
They shape how messages are understood
They remove bias completely
They stop creativity
They make all media identical
Which film element best shows use of codes and conventions?
Classroom location
Length of presentation
Black-and-white visuals to express emotion
Number of viewers
Which behavior shows poor netiquette?
Posting insulting comments online
Respectful online discussion
Asking permission before tagging photos
Using polite language
Which action shows awareness of one’s virtual self?
Posting without thinking of consequences
Using fake accounts to insult others
Sharing content that reflects personal values
Ignoring online reputation
Which term means legal protection for original creative works?
Citation
Copyright
Piracy
Plagiarism
Which practice best demonstrates ethical and fair media use?
Copying full works without credit
Using short excerpts for education with citation
Sharing pirated files
Removing creator names
