Media Literacy and Information Literacy Quiz

1. What is media?

• • Only physical newspapers and magazines

• • Any form of communication that delivers information, such as TV, radio, and the internet

• • Just social media and online blogs

• • A type of advertising

What is Media Literacy?

• • The ability to read and write in multiple languages.

• • The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in various forms.

• • The skill of using social media platforms effectively.

• • The knowledge of how to produce films and television shows.

1. What does "fake news" refer to?

• • News that is difficult to understand

• • News that is intentionally misleading or false

• • News that is outdated

• • News that is boring

Why is it important to critically analyze media messages?

• To enjoy entertainment products more

• • To understand the underlying messages and intentions behind the content

• • To become a media producer

• • To understand better TV series and movies

1. Which of the following is an effective way to practice Media Literacy?

• Always accepting any information without analyzing it

• • Discussing media messages with friends and family

• • Avoiding all media altogether and stop using them

• • Only consuming media that aligns with your beliefs

Which of these questions can help you evaluate the credibility of a media source?

• • Who created this content?

• • Is the information current?

• • Is the author an expert on the topic?

• • All of the above

1. What role does social media play in shaping public opinion?

• • It has no influence on public opinion

• • It can spread information quickly and widely, influencing perceptions and beliefs

• • It only serves as a platform for entertainment

• • It only reflects opinions but without influencing them

1. Why is it important to check the source of information?

• • It's not important to check it

• • To see if the data source is popular or not

• • To determine if the information is reliable and accurate

• • To find out who is the author

• Do you think we should be careful about what we share online?

• No, It can be fun to share anything with your followers

• • Yes, It may affect your privacy and your safety

• • Yes, but everyone shares everything on internet so do I

• • No, it doesn't matter what you post

1. What is the difference between facts and opinions?

• • Facts are always wrong; opinions are always right

• • Facts can be proven true or false; opinions are personal beliefs

• • Facts are subjective; opinions are objective

• • There is no difference