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Froggy Jumps Media Literacy Essentials QuizOnline version A quick media literacy challenge. by Altyn B 1 What is literacy (general meaning)? a Only the ability to read. b The ability to memorize texts. c The ability to read, write, and understand information. 2 What is media literacy? a Knowing media owners. b The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media messages. c Only watching media. 3 Give an example of media literacy. a Critically evaluating a news article for bias. b Ignoring the source and dates. c Accepting everything the article says. 4 How can you analyze media messages? a Identify purpose, audience, and techniques used. b Ignore the context. c Trust the first impression only. 5 Why is it important to be media literate? a To make informed choices and resist manipulation. b It only helps journalists. c Media literacy is not important. 6 What questions do you need to ask to analyze a media message? a How loud the audio is, where I watched it. b Where it was published, what color it is. c Who created it, why, who is the audience, what techniques are used. 7 What kind of media do you consume daily? a Only radio. b Text, video, ads, social posts, and news feeds. c Only books. 8 Does the choice of media depend on age, gender, occupation, or education? a Only age matters. b Yes, needs and access vary; values and goals matter. c No, media is the same for everyone. 9 What is the most popular social network in KZ? What makes it popular? a VKontakte; wide reach and local content. b TikTok; short videos. c Instagram; visual focus. 10 Will traditional media still exist in 10 years? Why/why not? a Yes, in transformed roles with new platforms. b Only print will disappear. c No, all traditional media will vanish.

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Media Literacy Essentials QuizOnline version

by Altyn B

What is literacy (general meaning)?

What is media literacy?

Give an example of media literacy.

How can you analyze media messages?

Why is it important to be media literate?

What questions do you need to ask to analyze a media message?

What kind of media do you consume daily?

Does the choice of media depend on age, gender, occupation, or education?

What is the most popular social network in KZ? What makes it popular?

Will traditional media still exist in 10 years? Why/why not?