6. Which of the following is NOT part of digital literacy?

C. Ignoring digital security practices

17. What is propaganda?

B. Biased information designed to promote a particular agenda

15. What is the primary source of information?

A. Original documents or firsthand accounts

12. What is plagiarism?

B. Copying someone's work without proper credit

14. What does "digital divide" refer to?

A. The gap between those with and without access to digital technology

1. What does MIL stand for?

b. Media and Information Literacy

20. Why is it important to verify sources of information?

A. To avoid spreading false or misleading content

5. What is information literacy?

B. Ability to locat, evaluate, and use information appropriately

19. What is the role of public information campaigns?

B. To provide awareness on important issues

10. What is media bias?

B. Preference or prejudice in presenting information

2. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of media literacy?

C. Blind acceptance of information

9. What does the term "fake news" refer to?

B. Deliberately false or misleading information presented as news

7. What is the primary function of mass media?

B. To disseminate information to a large audience

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6. Which of the following is NOT part of digital literacy?
D. Critical evaluation of online sources
C. Ignoring digital security practices
A. Navigating the internet
B. Creating and sharing
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4. Which of the following is an example of traditional media?
A. Radio
D. Video streaming platforms
C. Blogs
B. Social media
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17. What is propaganda?
C. Unintentional misinformation
A. Neutral information
B. Biased information designed to promote a particular agenda
D. Factual and balanced reporting
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15. What is the primary source of information?
A. Original documents or firsthand accounts
C. Social media reposts
B. Summaries or analyses
D. News articles interpreting events
5
12. What is plagiarism?
B. Copying someone's work without proper credit
C. Summarizing an article
D. Editing original content
A. Acknowledging someone else's work
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14. What does "digital divide" refer to?
A. The gap between those with and without access to digital technology
C. Social media controversies
D. Lack of communication in rural areas
B. The division of internet services
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11. Which is an example of new media?
B. Television
C. Social networking sites
D. Radio
A. Newspaper
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1. What does MIL stand for?
a. Media Integration Literacy
d. Media and Intelligence Literacy
C. Media Interactive Learning
b. Media and Information Literacy
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20. Why is it important to verify sources of information?
A. To avoid spreading false or misleading content
D. To reduce access to information
C. To impress others
B. To save time on research
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5. What is information literacy?
C. Creating viral content online
A. Ability to use social media effectively
D. Memorizing data without analysis
B. Ability to locat, evaluate, and use information appropriately
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19. What is the role of public information campaigns?
B. To provide awareness on important issues
A. To mislead the public
D. To promote advertisements
C. To spread rumors
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3. What is the primary purpose of media?
A. To entertain
C. To educate
B. To inform
D. All of the above
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18. Which term describes the ability to critically analyze the influence of media messages?
B. Media literacy
A. Media awareness
C. Media creation
D. Media entertainment
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10. What is media bias?
C. Media used for educational purposes
D. An objective view of facts
B. Preference or prejudice in presenting information
A. Balanced reporting
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2. Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of media literacy?
C. Blind acceptance of information
A. Critical thinking
D. Active engagement
B. Ethical use of information
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13. Which tool can help evaluate online content for credibility?
A. Fact-checking websites
D. Random comment sections
B. Social media influencers
C. Gossip Columns
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16. Which of the following is an ethical use of information?
D. Copy-pasting without credit
A. Sharing false information
B. Citing sources properly
C. Spreading rumors online
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9. What does the term "fake news" refer to?
A. Satirical news content
C. Informational news blogs
D. Old and outdated news
B. Deliberately false or misleading information presented as news
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7. What is the primary function of mass media?
C. To promote fake news
D. To sell products exclusively
A. To provide entertainment only
B. To disseminate information to a large audience
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8. Which of the following is a reliable source of information?
A. Verified academic journals
D. Unverified blogs
B. Random social media posts
C. Gossip websites

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