Media Literacy

What are three examples of media?

• Newspapers, journal entries, social media

• Magazines, websites, phone calls

• Books, video games, TV shows

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Bias in media is:

• Rare

• Impossible to spot

• Unavoidable

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You should be skeptical of media because:

• It doesn't make sense

• It can have hidden agendas

• It is full of lies

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Decoding media is most similar to:

• Writing a book

• Performing an experiment

• Solving a mystery

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Which of the following is an example of product placement?

• A TV character using a popular cell phone brand

• The President giving a speech on the economy.

• Eating a specific brand of popcorn at the movies.

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Most media images are:

• Boring

• Shocking

• Altered

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What message does an advertiser send by including a famous singer in an ad?

• Music makes everything better

• Hard work is more important than fame

• This product will make you rich and famous

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Which article headline is most sensational?

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Which is an example of data tracking?

• Publishers create digital versions of magazines

• Online stores email receipts for purchases

• Ads for products appear based on search engine results

The word "literacy" in Media Literacy refers to:

• Improving my vocabulary

• Figuring out meaning and messages

• Reading about technology

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