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Media and Information Literacy Q&A

Total questions: 112

Worksheet time: 56mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which term best describes the ability to access, evaluate, and create information across different media formats?

a)

Mass communication production techniques

b)

Information technology hardware knowledge

c)

Media and information literacy competency

d)

Digital citizenship across media platforms

2.

Which example shows ethical use of media when sharing content online?

a)

Using clickbait titles to get views

b)

Fact-checking sources before reposting

c)

Editing quotes to fit a narrative

d)

Posting copyrighted images without credit

3.

What is the primary purpose of verifying the credibility of a source before sharing it?

a)

To reduce misinformation spread

b)

To increase personal follower count

c)

To comply with platform algorithms

d)

To improve website search ranking

4.

Which characteristic is most reliable for evaluating the credibility of an online article?

a)

Presence of many advertisements

b)

Clear author credentials and citations

c)

Emotional language and sensationalism

d)

High number of social media likes

5.

A news post uses emotive language and lacks citations. What is the best action before accepting its claims?

a)

Share quickly to inform friends

b)

Compare with multiple reputable outlets

c)

Bookmark for future entertainment

d)

Comment supportively to boost morale

6.

Which scenario illustrates media bias affecting audience interpretation?

a)

Peer-reviewed research with methodologies

b)

Selective framing highlighting only one side

c)

Balanced reporting from diverse sources

d)

Neutral fact summary without adjectives

7.

When creating a media message for a school campaign, which step helps align content with target audience needs?

a)

Copying popular influencer styles blindly

b)

Posting at random times without testing

c)

Conducting audience analysis and feedback

d)

Ignoring demographics for spontaneity

8.

Which practice best protects privacy while participating in online communities?

a)

Using strong passwords and settings

b)

Sharing real-time location publicly

c)

Accepting all friend requests

d)

Posting full personal documents

9.

A student plans to remix a video clip with commentary. Which action ensures proper intellectual property compliance?

a)

Assuming all online videos are free

b)

Checking licenses and giving attribution

c)

Uploading anonymously to avoid rules

d)

Removing watermarks and reuploading

10.

Which approach demonstrates strategic use of evidence when challenging a viral claim?

a)

Relying on anecdotal personal stories

b)

Citing peer-reviewed studies and data

c)

Appealing to authority without proof

d)

Using memes to ridicule the poster

11.

Which medium would most effectively showcase national scenery to attract tourists?

a)

Create a text-only list of popular tourist spots

b)

Draft a policy report on national achievements

c)

Produce a documentary highlighting diverse landscapes

d)

Write an informative brochure with scenic descriptions

12.

What is a key advantage of using a documentary film for tourism promotion?

a)

It conveys detailed data tables efficiently

b)

It enables immersive visual storytelling of places

c)

It replaces all other marketing channels completely

d)

It guarantees lower production costs than brochures

13.

A tourism campaign aims to highlight scenic spots quickly on social media. Which content format fits best?

a)

Short visual montage of top destinations

b)

Audio podcast on historical achievements

c)

Text-only press release with statistics

d)

Long-form policy analysis with citations

14.

Which option would least align with promoting tourism based on scenery?

a)

Documentary featuring natural wonders and culture

b)

Photo carousel of beaches and mountains

c)

Film focused on national economic milestones

d)

Infographic mapping top scenic locations

15.

To ensure accuracy in a visual tourism piece, what should be verified before publishing?

a)

Viewers will prefer text over visuals

b)

Music licensing is royalty-free by default

c)

Locations are correctly identified and labeled

d)

Color grading matches brand guidelines

16.

Which statement best differentiates text information from visual information in tourism media?

a)

Text relies on immersive scenery alone

b)

Text summarizes locations without images

c)

Visuals cannot present geographic context

d)

Visuals provide long citations and footnotes

17.

A team must choose a medium to highlight best scenic spots. Which factor should guide the decision?

a)

Audience’s preferred content consumption style

b)

Whether achievements overshadow landscapes

c)

Assuming documentaries are always cheapest

d)

If text can replace maps and photos entirely

18.

When planning a film to promote tourism, which element most strengthens persuasion?

a)

Consistent narrative connecting locations

b)

Unrelated achievements in other industries

c)

Extended legal disclaimers at the start

d)

Random ordering of scenic clips

19.

Which content plan reflects effective media selection for tourism of a country?

a)

A text-only article highlighting scenic spots

b)

An audio-only lecture on achievements

c)

A technical report about national awards

d)

A visual compilation with labeled scenic places

20.

For credibility in tourism promotion, what should be included with visuals of scenic spots?

a)

Lengthy economic charts on national growth

b)

Uncredited footage from unknown sources

c)

Verified captions naming locations and regions

d)

Generic slogans without place names

21.

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

a)

The news report has 3W and 1H questions

b)

The news report has 4W and 1H questions

c)

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

d)

It answers the 5W and 1H questions.

22.

Which term best describes information designed to persuade by presenting selective facts and emotions?

a)

Academic analysis with peer review

b)

Satirical commentary for entertainment

c)

Propaganda using persuasive techniques

d)

Objective reporting with neutral tone

23.

What is the primary purpose of media literacy in a digital society?

a)

To avoid all social networks

b)

To evaluate messages critically

c)

To post content more frequently

d)

To memorize platform features

24.

Which practice helps verify a claim shared online before re-posting it?

a)

Check multiple credible sources

b)

Rely on personal intuition

c)

Count the number of likes

d)

Share if a friend agrees

25.

A headline uses exaggerated language to attract clicks but offers thin evidence. What is this called?

a)

Investigative journalism piece

b)

Scholarly literature review

c)

Official government notice

d)

Clickbait with sensational tone

26.

Which statement distinguishes misinformation from disinformation?

a)

Both are false but intent differs

b)

Misinformation is always political

c)

Disinformation is accidental error

d)

Only disinformation is a mistake

27.

When evaluating a source, which criterion focuses on whether the author cites evidence and methods?

a)

Authority of the institution

b)

Transparency of sourcing

c)

Audience entertainment value

d)

Popularity on social media

28.

A photo is shared without context, leading viewers to a wrong conclusion. Which concept applies?

a)

Primary research methodology

b)

Data visualization accuracy

c)

Photojournalism ethics compliance

d)

Context collapse affecting meaning

29.

Which action demonstrates ethical media participation online?

a)

Credit original creators properly

b)

Crop out attributions deliberately

c)

Use private data for targeting

d)

Impersonate experts for reach

30.

A message targets emotions like fear to increase sharing. Which technique is being used?

a)

Balanced reporting with sources

b)

Empirical evidence with datasets

c)

Technical jargon to confuse readers

d)

Emotional appeal to drive virality

31.

Which step supports strategic thinking when deciding whether to trust a breaking news thread?

a)

Share immediately for awareness

b)

Assume first posts are accurate

c)

Pause, triangulate, and seek updates

d)

Judge by follower count alone

32.

What platform is used to make an online survey?

a)

Google forms

b)

Facebook groups

c)

Group conference

d)

Chat room

33.

Which software is primarily used to create a multimedia presentation?

a)

Microsoft Paint

b)

Microsoft Publisher

c)

Microsoft PowerPoint

d)

Adobe Photoshop

34.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of multimedia?

a)

It utilizes a lot of senses.

b)

It is for those who can afford the equipment.

c)

It takes up a lot of storage space.

d)

It uses modern electronic equipment.

35.

Kyle wants to reach a vast number of people through his campaign advocacy. What medium should he use to reach the global community?

a)

Television

b)

Newspaper

c)

Radio

d)

Internet

36.

Which medium offers interactive communication and instant global sharing for advocacy campaigns?

a)

Community TV

b)

Printed flyers

c)

Internet

d)

Local radio

37.

Which option is least effective for rapidly reaching audiences across countries?

a)

Internet

b)

National newspaper

c)

Regional radio

d)

Local television

38.

A student wants analytics to measure reach and engagement of a message. Which medium best provides this capability?

a)

Newspaper

b)

Internet

c)

Television

d)

Radio

39.

Which medium primarily supports one‑to‑many broadcast with limited feedback channels?

a)

Web forums

b)

Television

c)

Video conferencing

d)

Social media

40.

For time-sensitive updates to a global audience with low cost, which medium is most suitable?

a)

Television

b)

Radio

c)

Newspaper

d)

Internet

41.

If an advocacy targets rural areas without stable internet, which medium is more reliable?

a)

Online blogs

b)

Digital ads

c)

Video platforms

d)

Radio

42.

Which medium requires significant production budgets and scheduled airtime to reach audiences?

a)

Television

b)

Microblogging

c)

Community forums

d)

Email lists

43.

Which medium allows message receivers to comment, share, and remix content easily?

a)

Internet

b)

Printed newspaper

c)

Cable television

d)

FM radio

44.

To minimize distribution barriers caused by geography, which communication channel is best?

a)

Internet

b)

Local print media

c)

Regional radio

d)

City television

45.

Diego wants to advertise a new detergent so the message is heard nationwide. Which medium best ensures broad audio reach across the country?

a)

Local community radio stations

b)

National radio networks

c)

Billboards on major highways

d)

Print newspapers and flyers

46.

Which medium primarily delivers audio content and can reach listeners who are not online?

a)

Internet live-stream platforms

b)

Radio broadcast stations

c)

Mobile phone video apps

d)

Television broadcast channels

47.

For a campaign that must be heard rather than seen, which option aligns with the requirement?

a)

Radio public service announcements

b)

Printed magazine inserts

c)

Online banner ads

d)

Television talk shows

48.

Which distribution choice is most cost-effective for quickly disseminating audio ads across rural regions?

a)

Satellite television packages

b)

City-center digital billboards

c)

Premium social media influencers

d)

National radio syndication

49.

If Diego wants interactive feedback while people hear his ad, which platform best supports call-ins or live responses?

a)

Printed newspaper classifieds

b)

Static highway billboards

c)

Pre-recorded TV commercials

d)

Live radio phone-in shows

50.

To maximize cross-media frequency for an audio-focused campaign, which pair complements radio for nationwide exposure?

a)

Radio with television

b)

Radio with flyers

c)

Radio with local posters

d)

Radio with cinema ads

51.

Which option is least suitable if the goal is specifically to be heard throughout the country?

a)

Interactive radio programs

b)

Radio streaming platforms

c)

National radio networks

d)

Television news segments

52.

Which statement best explains why radio remains effective for national audio campaigns?

a)

Radio is entirely visual and immersive

b)

Radio is limited to urban internet users

c)

Radio requires expensive video production

d)

Radio offers broad reach and audio focus

53.

If the target audience has limited internet access, which channel still delivers audio advertisements reliably?

a)

Social media live streams

b)

Traditional broadcast radio

c)

Web-only podcast platforms

d)

Mobile app notifications

54.

Diego considers Internet, Radio, Television, and Mobile Phone. Which choice directly satisfies a requirement to be heard, not seen, nationwide?

a)

Internet advertisements

b)

Radio advertisements

c)

Television advertisements

d)

Mobile phone text alerts

55.

What is the best multimedia presentation tool for someone who is frequently on the go?

a)

Prezi for mobile-friendly sharing

b)

Publisher for desktop publishing tasks

c)

PowerPoint presentation for slide authoring

d)

Adobe Premiere for video editing work

56.

How is a museum serves as a multimedia outlet?

a)

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

b)

It uses state of the art equipment for viewing.

c)

It offers past, present and future events

d)

There are different sources that information can be available.

57.

Which term best describes the ability to access, evaluate, and create information across media platforms ethically and effectively?

a)

Computer programming and algorithms

b)

Media and information literacy competence

c)

Network administration and security

d)

Digital citizenship and online etiquette

58.

Which example shows credible information evaluation in a research task?

a)

Sharing posts with many likes and comments

b)

Checking author credentials and publication date

c)

Relying on anonymous forum opinions

d)

Choosing the first result on a search engine

59.

What is the primary purpose of triangulating sources when researching a current event?

a)

To increase page views for websites

b)

To compare perspectives for accuracy

c)

To collect only opinion-based content

d)

To avoid reading long articles

60.

Which practice most reduces the spread of misinformation on social media?

a)

Posting quickly to be the first

b)

Verifying claims before sharing

c)

Following only familiar accounts

d)

Using trending hashtags widely

61.

Which statement correctly distinguishes bias from misinformation?

a)

Bias is intentional deception; misinformation is opinion

b)

Bias is a perspective; misinformation is false content

c)

Bias is illegal; misinformation is permitted

d)

Bias appears only in advertising content

62.

A news article uses sensational headlines, lacks sources, and asks for donations. What is the most appropriate classification?

a)

Public service announcement

b)

Peer‑reviewed academic research

c)

Government statistical release

d)

Clickbait or questionable reporting

63.

Which step is essential for ethical content creation online?

a)

Using AI tools with no disclosure

b)

Citing sources and respecting licenses

c)

Reposting copyrighted media without credit

d)

Editing quotes to increase impact

64.

When evaluating a website, which feature most strongly indicates reliability?

a)

Anonymous authors and vague claims

b)

Pop‑ups and autoplay video ads

c)

Transparent editorial policy and contact

d)

Broken links and outdated pages

65.

A student must present both benefits and risks of data sharing in apps. Which approach demonstrates balanced media analysis?

a)

Weigh user convenience against privacy trade‑offs

b)

List app features without critique

c)

Describe privacy risks without benefits

d)

Recommend the most popular app only

66.

Which strategy best supports responsible digital participation in online communities?

a)

Engage respectfully, report abuse, follow guidelines

b)

Post frequently to boost visibility

c)

Debate aggressively to win arguments

d)

Ignore moderators and rules entirely

67.

How would you best promote the tourism of the country?

a)

Produce a text information that highlights best scenery.

b)

Make a documentary film that exudes Philippine scenery.

c)

Create a visual information providing all the best scenic spots in our country.

d)

Produce a film that talks about Philippine achievements.

68.

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

a)

It does not require any questions if full of details

b)

The news report has 3W and 1H questions

c)

The news report has 4W and 1H questions

d)

It answers the 5W and 1H questions

69.

How many years for civilization to stay in the period of survival?

a)

Decades

b)

Millions

c)

Thousands

d)

Centuries

70.

What platform is used to make an online survey?

a)

Facebook Groups

b)

Google Forms

c)

Chat room

d)

Group conference

71.

Which tool is primarily used to create a multimedia slide presentation with text, images, and audio?

a)

Paint drawing editor for images

b)

PowerPoint slide presentation tool

c)

Photoshop image editing platform

d)

Publisher desktop layout software

72.

Which software is best suited for editing photographs with layers and filters?

a)

PowerPoint slideshow creator

b)

Photoshop advanced photo editor

c)

Publisher print layout maker

d)

Paint basic raster editor

73.

For designing brochures and flyers with precise page layouts, which application should you choose?

a)

Paint simple canvas tool

b)

Publisher desktop publishing app

c)

PowerPoint presentation program

d)

Photoshop pixel-based editor

74.

A student needs to combine text, charts, and recorded narration into slides. Which application matches this task?

a)

Paint basic drawing utility

b)

Publisher page layout designer

c)

PowerPoint multimedia presentation

d)

Photoshop photo manipulation suite

75.

Which option is least appropriate for creating a multimedia presentation with transitions?

a)

Photoshop image retouching tool

b)

Publisher page layout program

c)

PowerPoint slideshow software

d)

Paint raster drawing tool

76.

Identify the primary purpose of Paint among common desktop applications.

a)

Draw and edit simple images

b)

Edit photographs professionally

c)

Design multipage brochures

d)

Create complex slide decks

77.

When preparing a school seminar presentation that embeds video clips, which software offers built‑in support?

a)

Paint image canvas editor

b)

Publisher print layout suite

c)

Photoshop photo editing tool

d)

PowerPoint multimedia presenter

78.

Choose the application primarily intended for manipulating raster images using brushes and filters.

a)

Paint entry‑level raster tool

b)

Publisher desktop publishing app

c)

Photoshop professional raster editor

d)

PowerPoint slideshow builder

79.

Select the tool that specializes in arranging text and graphics for magazines and flyers.

a)

Photoshop advanced photo editor

b)

Publisher document layout tool

c)

Paint simple bitmap editor

d)

PowerPoint presentation creator

80.

A teacher wants to add animations between slides and present to the class. Which application is designed for this?

a)

PowerPoint animated slide software

b)

Photoshop image manipulation suite

c)

Publisher professional layout tool

d)

Paint basic drawing program

81.

Which of the following is a disadvantage of multimedia?

a)

It uses modern electronic equipment

b)

It utilizes many human senses

c)

It takes up significant storage space

d)

It is only for those who can afford equipment

82.

Kyle wants to reach a vast number of people through his campaign advocacy. Which channel should he use to reach the global community?

a)

Internet platforms for worldwide reach

b)

Local newspaper with regional circulation

c)

Community radio with limited coverage

d)

Television on a single local station

83.

Which medium offers two-way interaction that can amplify an advocacy through shares and comments?

a)

Interactive social networks online

b)

Printed broadsheet editions

c)

Scheduled terrestrial television

d)

Analog AM/FM radio shows

84.

To minimize cost while targeting international audiences, what is the most efficient medium?

a)

Global internet communication tools

b)

Paid national newspaper ads

c)

Syndicated radio announcements

d)

Prime-time television commercials

85.

Which option provides the fastest dissemination of campaign updates across borders?

a)

Preproduced TV programs

b)

Real-time internet publishing

c)

Recorded radio segments

d)

Weekly newspaper features

86.

If Kyle needs analytics to measure engagement, which medium is best suited?

a)

Online platforms with metrics

b)

Newspapers with circulation data

c)

Television with ratings reports

d)

Radio with listener call-ins

87.

Which limitation most affects using newspaper to reach a global audience?

a)

Geographic distribution constraints

b)

Lack of editorial standards

c)

Unlimited digital accessibility

d)

Excessive interactivity features

88.

Which statement describes radio’s typical reach compared to the internet for global advocacy?

a)

Radio provides detailed analytics

b)

Radio is more interactive globally

c)

Radio guarantees worldwide coverage

d)

Radio is mainly local or regional

89.

Television can be powerful, but what common barrier reduces its global reach for individual advocates?

a)

No established audience anywhere

b)

Absence of production equipment

c)

Lack of audio-visual content

d)

High cost of airtime and syndication

90.

Which medium best supports multimedia storytelling combining text, audio, and video for advocacy?

a)

Integrated internet platforms

b)

Monochrome newspaper prints

c)

Audio-only radio broadcasts

d)

Linear television segments

91.

For time-sensitive calls to action that require instant participation worldwide, which channel is preferable?

a)

Next-day newspaper editions

b)

Internet with real-time updates

c)

Pre-aired television slots

d)

Scheduled radio programs

92.

Which mass media channel most reliably reaches a nationwide audience with both audio and visual content?

a)

Local print newspapers in one province

b)

Community radio with limited transmitters

c)

Campus bulletin boards for students

d)

Television networks with national coverage

93.

A startup wants its detergent ad to be heard by people while driving in rural areas. Which medium best fits this goal?

a)

Sponsored posts on niche forums

b)

Nationwide FM and AM radio broadcasts

c)

SMS messages to selected contacts

d)

Prime-time national television programming

94.

Which option offers interactive two-way communication and potential nationwide reach with targeted placement?

a)

National television news bulletins

b)

Traditional terrestrial radio broadcasts

c)

Printed flyers in local markets

d)

Internet platforms and social networks

95.

For maximizing ad reach across the whole country on a modest budget, which combination is most cost-effective?

a)

Only television nationwide campaigns

b)

Printed posters in major cities

c)

Radio plus social media platforms

d)

Exclusive mobile phone voice calls

96.

Which medium primarily delivers text and visuals asynchronously but may require user access and data?

a)

Television cable broadcasts only

b)

AM radio talk programs

c)

Direct mobile phone voice calls

d)

Internet websites and feeds

97.

A brand wants instant measurable engagement metrics such as clicks and shares. Which medium should it prioritize?

a)

Mobile phone voice calling lists

b)

Prime-time TV drama placements

c)

Printed newspaper classifieds

d)

Online advertising platforms

98.

Which limitation is commonly associated with television advertising compared to radio?

a)

Lower production complexity overall

b)

Less sensory impact on viewers

c)

Smaller potential audience reach

d)

Higher costs for production and airtime

99.

If an advertisement must be heard throughout the country today, which single medium best satisfies the requirement?

a)

Radio networks across regions

b)

Internet live-streams nationwide

c)

Town hall public announcements

d)

Television cable-only channels

100.

Which approach uses mobile phones to extend campaign reach without relying on broadcast schedules?

a)

Buying prime-time TV show placements

b)

Cold-calling random numbers repeatedly

c)

SMS and app notifications to subscribers

d)

Posting flyers outside retail stores

101.

A marketer selects Internet, Radio, and Television for a nationwide launch. What is the most strategic reason for using all three together?

a)

To maximize cross-channel reach and frequency

b)

To avoid producing any new creative assets

c)

To replace need for market research entirely

d)

To limit exposure only to urban audiences

102.

Which tool is most suitable for creating quick, cloud-based presentations while traveling?

a)

PowerPoint offline slide software

b)

Microsoft Publisher desktop layout

c)

Prezi online presentation tool

d)

Adobe Premiere video editor suite

103.

Which application is primarily designed for desktop publishing rather than slideshow creation?

a)

PowerPoint slideshow creator

b)

Adobe Premiere video editing app

c)

Microsoft Publisher DTP program

d)

Prezi web presentation platform

104.

You need to edit a short film for a media literacy project. Which application best fits this task?

a)

PowerPoint presentation maker

b)

Prezi interactive slides tool

c)

Publisher brochure layout app

d)

Adobe Premiere video editor

105.

For a teacher who frequently works offline and prefers linear slides, which option is most appropriate?

a)

PowerPoint traditional slideshow

b)

Prezi zooming canvas format

c)

Publisher page layout focus

d)

Adobe Premiere timeline editing

106.

Which feature most explains why Prezi is recommended for someone on the go?

a)

Cloud access across devices

b)

Advanced print layout tools

c)

Professional color grading

d)

Offline-only file storage

107.

A student wants to design a flyer for a school event. Which software choice is most aligned with that goal?

a)

Publisher desktop publishing

b)

Prezi non-linear presentations

c)

PowerPoint bullet-based slides

d)

Premiere cinematic video edits

108.

What is a likely disadvantage of using Adobe Premiere for quick classroom presentations?

a)

Lacks web synchronization features

b)

Restricts text layout flexibility

c)

Requires video editing workflow

d)

Offers limited slide templates

109.

Which pair correctly matches tool to primary purpose?

a)

Premiere – video editing

b)

PowerPoint – brochure printing

c)

Publisher – slideshow design

d)

Prezi – video production

110.

A presenter needs non-linear navigation with zooming views. Which platform supports this style best?

a)

Prezi interactive canvas

b)

Publisher print layouts

c)

PowerPoint sequential slides

d)

Premiere video timeline

111.

Which choice would be least efficient for creating a conference keynote deck?

a)

Premiere film editing suite

b)

PowerPoint slide presentation

c)

Publisher page layout tool

d)

Prezi cloud slides platform

112.

How is a museum serves as a multimedia outlet?

a)

There are different sources that information can be available.

b)

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

c)

It offers past, present and future events.

d)

It uses state of the art equipment for viewing.