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Prueba de inglés 3ro medió
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What can you do to determine if a news article is credible?
Only read news articles that confirm your pre-existing beliefs.
Check the author's social media profiles.
Check if the news article has sources and if those sources are credible.
Check if the news article has been shared a lot on social media
2
What can we do to be more media literate?
Question the messages and motives behind media content.
None of the above.
Believe everything we see and read in the media.
Ignore all media content.
3
What is media literacy?
The ability to understand and analyse different types of media.
The ability to market a product through media.
The ability to create media content.
The ability to buy media products
4
What is the purpose of advertising?
To entertain people with creative ads
To persuade people to buy a product or service.
To inform people about new products or services.
All of the above.
5
Advertisers use a variety of techniques to grab people's attention and persuade them to buy their products, including
True
False
6
What is fake news?
News that is always true.
News that is only published on social media.
News that is boring.
News that is intentionally misleading or false
7
What does the modal verb "can" express?
Permission
All of the above.
Ability
Possibility
8
Why is media literacy important in today's world?
None of the above.
Because we need to create media content.
Because we are constantly bombarded with advertising messages through....
Because we need to market products through media.
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What is the purpose of a letter to the editor?
To provide personal information to the editor
To express an opinion or point of view to the public
To request information from the editor.
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What is advertising?
A type of news article.
A form of entertainment.
A type of scientific research.
A form of communication that promotes a product or service.
11
Which of the following is the correct order of elements in a letter to the editor?
Contact information, salutation, body, closing.
Salutation, body, closing, contact information.
. Closing, body, salutation, contact information.
12
What does media literacy enable us to do?
Sell media products.
None of the above.
Buy more media products.
Understand and analyse different types of media
13
What is media literacy?
The ability to create media content
The ability to use social media effectively
The ability to understand and analyze media messages
The ability to watch TV for long periods of time
14
What should be included in the body of the letter to the editor?
A request for the editor to take action.
Supporting evidence or facts.
A personal story.
15
Which of the following is a modal verb?
Could
Run
Beautiful
Advertise
16
Advertising can have both positive and negative effects on society.
True
False
17
Which of the following is an example of a modal verb used in advertising?
Beautiful
Run
Must
None of the above.
18
Advertising is only used by businesses to promote their products or services.
True
False
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Advertising is a form of communication that aims to persuade people to buy a product or service.
False
True
20
Advertising can be found on television, radio, billboards, newspapers, magazines, and social media.
False
True
21
What is a letter to the editor?
A letter written to a newspaper or magazine expressing the writer's opinion
A letter written to a politician or government official.
A letter written to a friend or family member
22
What is the purpose of using modal verbs in advertising?
To entertain people with creative ads.
To create a sense of urgency and persuade people to buy products.
To provide information about products.
None of the above.
23
Which of the following is an example of fake news?
A news article with balanced reporting and unbiased opinions
A news article with credible sources and facts
A news article that only provides one side of the story.
A news article with sensational headlines and no sources.
