MIL-LONG QUIZ

1. You see a post online claiming that a common fruit cures cancer. What should you do first?

• 1. A. Share it immediately

• B. Check for credible sources

• C. Comment “wow!” on the post

• D. Buy the fruit in bulk
  

2. 2. A student uses Wikipedia as the only source for a research paper. What’s the main issue?

• A. The site is hard to navigate

• B. It’s written by students

• C. It may not be peer-reviewed

• D. It has too much content
  

3. 3. An influencer promotes a new skincare product. How can you verify the information?

• A. Buy and try it yourself

• B. Check the brand’s website

• C. Read reviews and expert opinions

• D. Look at how many likes it has
  

4. 4. A photo shared during a crisis turns out to be from a movie scene. What does this show?

• A. The power of visual storytelling

• B. Importance of reverse image search

• C. How realistic movies can be

• D. That social media bans images
  

5. 5. You receive an email offering you a cash prize but asking for your bank details. What is this?

• A. Public service announcement

• B. An online survey

• C. A scam or phishing attempt

• D. An advertisement
  

6. 6. A local Facebook group shares fake news about a school closure. What’s the danger?

• A. Creates confusion and panic

• B. Generates more likes

• C. Builds group popularity

• D. Protects students
  

7. 7. A video goes viral claiming the Earth is flat. What literacy skill helps analyze this claim?

• A. Writing skills

• B. Creative thinking

• C. Media literacy

• D. Editing skills
  

8. 8. You want to understand different sides of a political issue. What should you do?

• A. Watch only one news source

• B. Read comments on Facebook

• C. Compare multiple reputable sources

• D. Ask your friends for opinions
  

9. 9. A TikTok trend encourages risky behavior. What should media literate users do?

• A. Report the trend

• B. Join the challenge

• C. Share it to raise awareness

• D. Ignore it completely
  

10. 10. A social media ad feels emotionally manipulative. This is an example of:

• A. Societal issues

• B. Media ethics

• C. Propaganda technique

• D. Journalism