Media Literacy (History)

Question 1

To help sort reliable information from misleading information a first step should be:

Accepted Answer

Ask what the purpose of the information is.

Question 2

Which of the following are allowed in Mr. Kulick's Quiz game:

Accepted Answer

Having fun.

Question 3

Susan B. Anthony was arrested, fine, and imprisoned for:

Accepted Answer

Trying to vote.

Question 4

The primary purpose of raw information is:

Accepted Answer

To document

Question 5

The primary purpose of propaganda is:

Accepted Answer

To provoke

Question 6

The primary purpose of entertainment is to:

Accepted Answer

To entertain

Question 7

The primary purpose of opinion is:

Accepted Answer

To persuade

Question 8

What kind of information is likely to have been verified by an editor or expert?

Accepted Answer

Research papers reviewed by scientists.

Question 9

Unverified information means that the information has not been checked by your friend:

Accepted Answer

False

Question 10

When entering class the first thing I should do is:

Accepted Answer

Write down my homework and do the warmup that is on the board

Question 11

The extension opportunity can be found on Google Classroom.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 12

The campground for Arrow Week is on Indigenous land that was inhabited by the:

Accepted Answer

Tübatulabal

Question 13

If I finish any of my work early in class I should:

Accepted Answer

Begin the extension opportunity

Question 14

The primary purpose of advertising is:

Accepted Answer

To sell

Question 15

The primary purpose of news is:

Accepted Answer

To inform

Question 16

Extension opportunities should be done:

Accepted Answer

In class

Questions 16