The document contains a multiple choice quiz with 50 questions about various topics related to media and information literacy. The questions cover topics such as the communication process, characteristics of different generations, new and traditional media forms, functions and impacts of media, analyzing and evaluating information from different sources, online privacy and security issues, user-generated content, and media languages.
The document contains a multiple choice quiz with 50 questions about various topics related to media and information literacy. The questions cover topics such as the communication process, characteristics of different generations, new and traditional media forms, functions and impacts of media, analyzing and evaluating information from different sources, online privacy and security issues, user-generated content, and media languages.
The document contains a multiple choice quiz with 50 questions about various topics related to media and information literacy. The questions cover topics such as the communication process, characteristics of different generations, new and traditional media forms, functions and impacts of media, analyzing and evaluating information from different sources, online privacy and security issues, user-generated content, and media languages.
The document contains a multiple choice quiz with 50 questions about various topics related to media and information literacy. The questions cover topics such as the communication process, characteristics of different generations, new and traditional media forms, functions and impacts of media, analyzing and evaluating information from different sources, online privacy and security issues, user-generated content, and media languages.
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1.What is the major characteristics of the communication process?
A. Reactive B. Interactive C. Proactive D. None of the above 2. Which of the following is not a common characteristic of generation Y individuals? A. They consider their friends as family. B. They are generally idealistic. C. They are good multitaskers. D. None of the above. 3. What do new media include? A. Newspaper B. Radio C. Television D. Computers 4. What element of the communication process refers to communication context in which communication takes please? A. Message B. Medium C. Feedback D. Communication environment 5. What are the three major function of communication media in the Philippines? A. To inform, to influence, to entertain B. To entertain, to educate, to inform C. To educate, to entertain to create D. All of the above 6. Which era of human communication was the mobile phone invented? A. Writing B. Printing C. Telecommunications D. Interactive communication 7. What are the different types of media according to codes? A. Sound B. Video C. Text D. All of the above 8. What does mediamorphosis mean? A. Old and new media are part of an interdependent system. B. New media emerge from the old media. C. Old media continue to evolve and adapt. D. All of the above 9. What are the different types of media according to format? A. Print B. Electronic C. Digital D. All of the above 10. What do you need to consider in producing a media product? A. Audience B. Purpose C. Medium D. All of the above 11. Which of the following is the best source of information on health issues? A. Internet B. Experience C. Library D. Hispital 12. Which of the following is not an applicable way of organizing information? A. By time-line B. By category C. By color D. By location 13. What type of information is considered the original source of information? A. Primary information B. Secondary information C. Tertiary information D. All of the above 14. What are some of the opportunities of media and information? A. Entertainment B. Information C. Education D. All of the above 15. How are information and media content present and packaged? A. By the nuances of the medium B. By the type of audience to whom it is intended C. By the purpose of the content D. All of the above 16. Where do we get our tendency to use stereotypes or labels on certain groups when we produce messages? A. Media B. Personal experience C. Internet D. All of the above 17. What are some of the aspects that we need to check in analyzing representations? A. Music B. Images C. Language D. All of the above 18. Who is considered a message marker? A. Creator B. Content C. Consumer D. All of the above 19. Which of the following is considered the grammar of media? A. Media language B. Codes and conventions C. Representations D. None of the above 20. What aspect of media representation refers to how current text is understood in relation to other texts in the past? A. Image B. Sound C. Intertextuality D. Language 21. Which of the following is considered as a form of cyber threat wherein ones password gets stolen to gain access to personal accounts? A. Narcissism B. Sexting C. Cyber stalking D. None of the above 22. Who should enjoy freedom of expression? A. Advertisers B. Media consumers C. Journalists D. All of the above 23. Which of the following enables strangers to identify internet users through their online behavior? A. Sexting B. Phishing C. Digital footprint D. All of the above 24. Which of the following is a form of user-generated content? A. Facebook posts B. Citizen journalism C. Blogs D. All of the above 25. Which of the following is a myth in the use of the internet? A. Deleting erases anything permanently from the internet. B. Setting online profile to “private” allows control over who can see it. C. Downloading for personal web page is legal. D. All of the above 26. Which of the following is not an element of radio drama? A. Lights B. Music C. Dialogue D. Sound effects 27. What is a characteristic of television, films, and videos? A. Audio B. Visual C. Audiovisual D. None of the above 28. Which of the following are considered frame media? A. Television B. Films C. Videos D. All of the above 29. What do we need to check before providing personal information online? A. Web browser B. Strong password C. Mediated surveillance D. All of the above 30. Which of the following is a type of music? A. Rock B. Pop C. Ballad D. All of the above 31. What is communication? How would you differentiate it from communications? 32. How do teenagers access information from the media and internet? Describe and explain some observations and experiences. 33. Why should media and information literacy be treated as a composite concept? 34. What are some of the advantages and disadvantages of the mass media? Give examples. 35. What do you think is the reason why MIL has been integrated in the senior high school program? Explain your answer 36. Why do we have to know information needs? Explain your answer. 37. Why do we need information? Cite some possible uses. 38. What are media languages? Explain. 39. Why do we need to study media representations? Explain your answer. 40. How will you describe the process of evaluating information? 41. Online identity theft - s tealing another person's identity and pretending to be the account owner. 42. Cyber trespassing or cyber stalking - stealing another person's password to gain access to his or her personal accounts. 43. Cyber bullying - h arassing someone online, sometimes through cruel messages, discriminatory comments, or hate campaigns. 44. Narcissism - u ncontrolled and excessive posting of “selfies.” 45. Online “groomers” - o pen adult sexual predators pretending to be peers. 46. Sexting - s ending sexually oriented messages, including lewd humor, through text messaging. 47. Facebook depression - e xcessive and unguided use of Facebook. 48. Facebook envy - comparing one's self with the unrealistic public image of friends, which leads to low self-esteem. 49. Illusion of privacy - anything can be said to account owners by anyone, including those unknown to them. 50. Phishing - an attempt to make the user send his or log-in information and password to a fake online account.