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Test media understanding from Civics Chapter 6.

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Froggy Jumps Media Literacy ChallengeOnline version Test media understanding from Civics Chapter 6. by Rajashree Chatterjee 1 What is the main role of media in a democracy? a C promote propaganda b Control government c Inform citizens 2 Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries? a Commercial media b Public/state media c Social media 3 Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries? a Commercial media b Public/state media c Social media 4 What does 'bias' in media mean? a Random reporting b Journalistic neutrality c A tendency to favor one side 5 Which is a sign of fake news? a Lack of credible sources b Single source corroboration c Transparent authorship 6 Why should citizens verify information from multiple sources? a To buy more ads b To support one viewpoint c To avoid misinformation 7 Which is NOT a function of media? a Framing laws b Informing the public c Scrutinizing the government 8 What is media literacy? a Skill to create only ads b Ability to analyze and judge media messages c Capability to memorize articles 9 What should you do before sharing a news item? a Check reliability and date b Ignore the source c Share immediately 10 Which term describes news that favors one side? a Objective reporting b Partisan reporting c Balanced journalism 11 Which practice helps combat misinformation? a Cross-check with credible sources b Rely on a single post c Copy-paste without reading

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Media Literacy ChallengeOnline version

Test media understanding from Civics Chapter 6.

by Rajashree Chatterjee

What is the main role of media in a democracy?

C promote propaganda

Control government

Inform citizens

Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries?

Commercial media

Public/state media

Social media

Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries?

Commercial media

Public/state media

Social media

What does 'bias' in media mean?

Random reporting

Journalistic neutrality

A tendency to favor one side

Which is a sign of fake news?

Lack of credible sources

Single source corroboration

Transparent authorship

Why should citizens verify information from multiple sources?

To buy more ads

To support one viewpoint

To avoid misinformation

Which is NOT a function of media?

Framing laws

Informing the public

Scrutinizing the government

What is media literacy?

Skill to create only ads

Ability to analyze and judge media messages

Capability to memorize articles

What should you do before sharing a news item?

Check reliability and date

Ignore the source

Share immediately

Which term describes news that favors one side?

Objective reporting

Partisan reporting

Balanced journalism

Which practice helps combat misinformation?

Cross-check with credible sources

Rely on a single post

Copy-paste without reading

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by Rajashree Chatterjee

What is the main role of media in a democracy?

Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries?

Which type of media is primarily government-owned in many countries?

What does 'bias' in media mean?

Which is a sign of fake news?

Why should citizens verify information from multiple sources?

Which is NOT a function of media?

What is media literacy?

What should you do before sharing a news item?

Which term describes news that favors one side?

Which practice helps combat misinformation?

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