A perception of how things are or should be, even if inaccurate

Governments are addressing AI's impact by:

Developing laws to authenticate content

Making media helped the students to:

Gain confidence and media literacy

A challenge posed by AI in media is:

Making it harder to tell real from fake content

Why do advertisers use famous people in media?

To tap into emotions and persuade us

Media literacy is more important because:

AI makes it hard to tell what's real

According to the news article, media is:

Anything that conveys a message

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BTN Classroom Episode 29, 2024 - Media Literacy Week Special

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https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hookey08A What is Media Literacy? 🤔 We explore media, its messaging, and its influence on us. History of Media Literacy 📰 Media manipulation isn't new; challenges have always existed. AI and the News 🤖 AI sparks concerns about identifying truth in media. Podcast Kids 🎙️ Kids learn media literacy by creating content.

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Questions 20

Answers

1
One way to spot AI-generated images is to:
Examine hands and details
Check file size
Verify source code
Look for watermarks
2
Which war was the first to be televised?
World War II
Korean War
World War I
Vietnam War
3
"Yellow journalism" refers to:
Journalism focused on the color yellow
War-time propaganda
Sensationalism over facts
Unbiased reporting
4
How can you become more media literate?
Share all content immediately
Only use trusted news sources
Avoid all media
Create your own media
5
What did Gutenberg invent in the 1430s?
The printing press
The radio
The newspaper
The telephone
6
In the news article, blue is used in news sets to signify:
Professionalism and trust
Energy and excitement
Neutrality and balance
Danger and urgency
7
Deepfake technology allows people to:
Secure data online
Swap faces and voices in media
Enhance image quality
Detect fake news
8
Bias is defined as:
A factual representation
Complete neutrality
A perception of how things are or should be, even if inaccurate
An objective viewpoint
9
Which colour describes sensational journalism in the 19th century?
Yellow
Red
Blue
Orange
10
Which is NOT mentioned as a medium in the news article?
Songs
Video games
Paintings
Telepathy
11
Governments are addressing AI's impact by:
Ignoring the issue
Banning AI technology
Developing laws to authenticate content
Encouraging AI content spread
12
An AI-generated image that went viral showed:
A UFO in Sydney
A celebrity wedding
A unicorn in a field
The Pope in a puffy jacket
13
Making media helped the students to:
Avoid homework
Become famous
Gain confidence and media literacy
Earn money
14
A challenge posed by AI in media is:
Making it harder to tell real from fake content
Improving news accuracy
Reducing available media
Blocking information access
15
AI stands for:
Authentic Information
Artificial Intelligence
Automated Input
Advanced Imaging
16
Why do advertisers use famous people in media?
To meet legal requirements
To distract from the product
To give us factual data
To tap into emotions and persuade us
17
Media literacy is more important because:
AI makes it hard to tell what's real
Mr Hooke said so
Governments control media more
People consume less media
18
A tip to spot fake content is to:
Trust popular sources
Ignore suspicious content
Use one news source
Question if it makes sense
19
The students' podcast in the news article is called:
North Prospect Podcast
PNC Podcast
Kids News Network
School News Podcast
20
According to the news article, media is:
Anything that conveys a message
Social media platforms only
Television and radio broadcasts
Only digital content

BTN Classroom Episode 29, 2024 - Media Literacy Week Special Flashcards | StudBud

BTN Classroom Episode 29, 2024 - Media Literacy Week Special

20 termsStudBud Administration2,816 plays

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
One way to spot AI-generated images is to:
Examine hands and details
Check file size
Verify source code
Look for watermarks
2
Which war was the first to be televised?
World War II
Korean War
World War I
Vietnam War
3
"Yellow journalism" refers to:
Journalism focused on the color yellow
War-time propaganda
Sensationalism over facts
Unbiased reporting
4
How can you become more media literate?
Share all content immediately
Only use trusted news sources
Avoid all media
Create your own media
5
What did Gutenberg invent in the 1430s?
The printing press
The radio
The newspaper
The telephone
6
In the news article, blue is used in news sets to signify:
Professionalism and trust
Energy and excitement
Neutrality and balance
Danger and urgency
7
Deepfake technology allows people to:
Secure data online
Swap faces and voices in media
Enhance image quality
Detect fake news
8
Bias is defined as:
A factual representation
Complete neutrality
A perception of how things are or should be, even if inaccurate
An objective viewpoint
9
Which colour describes sensational journalism in the 19th century?
Yellow
Red
Blue
Orange
10
Which is NOT mentioned as a medium in the news article?
Songs
Video games
Paintings
Telepathy
11
Governments are addressing AI's impact by:
Ignoring the issue
Banning AI technology
Developing laws to authenticate content
Encouraging AI content spread
12
An AI-generated image that went viral showed:
A UFO in Sydney
A celebrity wedding
A unicorn in a field
The Pope in a puffy jacket
13
Making media helped the students to:
Avoid homework
Become famous
Gain confidence and media literacy
Earn money
14
A challenge posed by AI in media is:
Making it harder to tell real from fake content
Improving news accuracy
Reducing available media
Blocking information access
15
AI stands for:
Authentic Information
Artificial Intelligence
Automated Input
Advanced Imaging
16
Why do advertisers use famous people in media?
To meet legal requirements
To distract from the product
To give us factual data
To tap into emotions and persuade us
17
Media literacy is more important because:
AI makes it hard to tell what's real
Mr Hooke said so
Governments control media more
People consume less media
18
A tip to spot fake content is to:
Trust popular sources
Ignore suspicious content
Use one news source
Question if it makes sense
19
The students' podcast in the news article is called:
North Prospect Podcast
PNC Podcast
Kids News Network
School News Podcast
20
According to the news article, media is:
Anything that conveys a message
Social media platforms only
Television and radio broadcasts
Only digital content