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Media Literacy

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Review of media literacy concepts for grade 4.

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1
Which of the following are strategies that Advertisers use to sell their products?
Bribery
Flattery
Emotional appeal
Repetition
2
Media literacy is the ability to access,
evaluate
analyze
create
All of the above
3
Why should you be skeptical of media?
It rarely makes any sense
It's mostly not true
It can have hidden agendas
It never shares valuable information
4
Most media images are
Ineffective
Unaltered
Manipulated
Positive portrayals
5
Which statement accurately explains the relationship between bias and media?
If a piece of media is biased, it has no value
Biased media is more interesting
Bias can be avoided easily
All media has a bias
6
Which list is made up entirely of media examples?
Newspapers, journal entires, social networks
Billboards, personal texts, email spam
Books, video games, TV shows
Magazines, websites, phone calls
7
Sometimes food stylists use products other than food to make their ads look better.
True
False
8
What is a likely reason for an ad to feature a famous musician?
You can sing along
They connect to fame and wealth
You might like the shoes they are wearing
The musicians like the product
9
Which of the following is an example of product placement?
Switching from cable TV to a satellite dish
A TV character using a brand name phone during the show
Having "Chip" the robot dog in the classroom
Eating popcorn at the movies
10
In Media Literacy, the word "literacy" means,
Analyzing meaning and messages
Using better vocabulary
Reading about technology
Learning how to persuade someone