Media Literacy Quiz

What is the main difference between objectivity and subjectivity in the media?

• Objectivity is based on personal opinions, while subjectivity is based on facts.

• Objectivity is based on facts, while subjectivity is based on personal opinions.

• Objectivity and subjectivity are the same.

• Subjectivity is more reliable than objectivity.

Which of the following is an example of innovation?

• Using a new method to solve an old problem.

• Copying someone else's idea.

• Ignoring new technologies.

• Sticking to traditional methods.

What is real-world problem solving?

• Solving problems that only exist in textbooks.

• Solving problems that occur in everyday life.

• Ignoring problems in the real world.

• Creating imaginary problems to solve.

What is propaganda?

• Information used to promote a particular point of view.

• A type of fruit.

• A scientific theory.

• A form of entertainment.

Which of the following best describes the bandwagon technique?

• Encouraging people to join because everyone else is doing it.

• Criticizing others for their choices.

• Promoting individualism.

• Ignoring popular trends.

What are glittering generalities?

• Vague statements that sound good but lack specific meaning.

• Detailed and factual statements.

• Negative comments about someone.

• Technical jargon.

What is the testimonial technique?

• Using a famous person to endorse a product or idea.

• Providing scientific evidence.

• Giving a detailed explanation.

• Ignoring public opinion.

Which of the following is an example of objectivity in the media?

• A news report that presents facts without personal opinions.

• An article that only shares the writer's personal views.

• A blog post full of emotional language.

• A social media post with biased information.

How can innovation help in real-world problem solving?

• By providing new and effective solutions.

• By ignoring existing problems.

• By making problems worse.

• By sticking to old methods.

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of propaganda?

• Biased information.

• Objective reporting.

• Emotional appeal.

• Persuasive language.