Information Literacy

1. Which source is most likely peer-reviewed?

• a. Blog

• b. Academic Journal

• c. Magazine

• D. Social Media Post

2. 2. What kind of information is found in trade journals?

• a. Entertainment news

• b. Scholarly articles

• c. Industry updates

• D. Personal opinions

3. 3. Which is a primary source?

• a. Textbook

• b. Encyclopedia

• c. Interview transcript

• d. Biography

3. 4. Which is a tertiary source?

• a. Autobiography

• b. Research Article

• c. Dictionary

• d. News Report

3. 5. Which is NOT a provider of information?

• a. Academic Institution

• b. Fiction Writer

• c. Government Agency

• d. Private Company

3. 6. What is the first stage of information literacy?

• a. Organizing info

• b. Identifying needs

• c. Using info

• d. Evaluating info

3. 7. What is an ethical way to use information?

• a. Copying content

• b. Citing sources

• c. Ignoring sources

• d. Changing facts

3. 8. Why do we cite sources?

• a. To make reports longer.

• b. To confuse the reader

• c. To avoid using quotes.

• d. To respect original creators.

3. 9. Which of the following is a secondary source?

• a. Court record

• b. Government report

• c. History textbook

• d. Memoir

3. 10. The watchdog role of journalism is important because it:

• a. Spreads fake news

• b. Makes people laugh

• c. Encourages entertainment

• d. Holds those in power accountable.