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Consists of multiple choices, true or false and situational questions.

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Froggy Jumps Media Literacy QuizOnline version Consists of multiple choices, true or false and situational questions. by Undaloc, Dianne Y. 1 When evaluating the credibility of a news source, which of the following is not a reliable indicator of its trustworthiness? a The use of sensational language to evoke emotional responses. b The consistency of the news with other reputable sources. c The presence of documented sources and citations. 2 A theorist widely regarded as a father of media studies and a foundational figure in media literacy, having ignited the movement in the 1950s/60s with insights like "the medium is the message" and the "global village". a Herbert Marshall b Friedrich Koenig c Herbert Marshall McLuhan 3 The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication. a Social Literacy b Financial Literacy c Media Literacy 4 Media literacy enables students to be more undiscerning consumers of media and accountable creators of their own media. a TRUE b FALSE c NEITHER 5 A person that is media literate can: a Critically evaluate television programs and see through persuasion techniques b Easily use all types of computer hardware and software and other forms of new technology. c Read, analyze and critically evaluate information presented in a variety of formats. (TV,Radio,etc.) 6 If someone is behaving inappropriately on one of the sites you're using. One should: a Report to the moderator of the site b Tell the person off c Shut down your PC 7 Early written media emerged as iconography and pictographs, such as cave paintings, hieroglyphs, and symbols, which represented stories, events, and concepts. a TRUE b FALSE c NEITHER 8 The skill of making informed judgments about the credibility, accuracy, and quality of media content. a Analyze b Create c Evaluate 9 Classifying media elements based on similarities (like genre or theme) and distinguishing them from other, different groups. a Grouping b Deduction c Analysis 10 Assembling disparate elements into a new, cohesive structure or assembling knowledge from multiple sources. a Induction b Synthesis c Abstracting

Froggy Jumps

Media Literacy QuizOnline version

Consists of multiple choices, true or false and situational questions.

by Undaloc, Dianne Y.

When evaluating the credibility of a news source, which of the following is not a reliable indicator of its trustworthiness?

The use of sensational language to evoke emotional responses.

The consistency of the news with other reputable sources.

The presence of documented sources and citations.

A theorist widely regarded as a father of media studies and a foundational figure in media literacy, having ignited the movement in the 1950s/60s with insights like "the medium is the message" and the "global village".

Herbert Marshall

Friedrich Koenig

Herbert Marshall McLuhan

The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication.

Social Literacy

Financial Literacy

Media Literacy

Media literacy enables students to be more undiscerning consumers of media and accountable creators of their own media.

TRUE

FALSE

NEITHER

A person that is media literate can:

Critically evaluate television programs and see through persuasion techniques

Easily use all types of computer hardware and software and other forms of new technology.

Read, analyze and critically evaluate information presented in a variety of formats. (TV,Radio,etc.)

If someone is behaving inappropriately on one of the sites you're using. One should:

Report to the moderator of the site

Tell the person off

Shut down your PC

Early written media emerged as iconography and pictographs, such as cave paintings, hieroglyphs, and symbols, which represented stories, events, and concepts.

TRUE

FALSE

NEITHER

The skill of making informed judgments about the credibility, accuracy, and quality of media content.

Analyze

Create

Evaluate

Classifying media elements based on similarities (like genre or theme) and distinguishing them from other, different groups.

Grouping

Deduction

Analysis

Assembling disparate elements into a new, cohesive structure or assembling knowledge from multiple sources.

Induction

Synthesis

Abstracting

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Media Literacy QuizOnline version

by Undaloc, Dianne Y.

When evaluating the credibility of a news source, which of the following is not a reliable indicator of its trustworthiness?

A theorist widely regarded as a father of media studies and a foundational figure in media literacy, having ignited the movement in the 1950s/60s with insights like "the medium is the message" and the "global village".

The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, create, and act using all forms of communication.

Media literacy enables students to be more undiscerning consumers of media and accountable creators of their own media.

A person that is media literate can:

If someone is behaving inappropriately on one of the sites you're using. One should:

Early written media emerged as iconography and pictographs, such as cave paintings, hieroglyphs, and symbols, which represented stories, events, and concepts.

The skill of making informed judgments about the credibility, accuracy, and quality of media content.

Classifying media elements based on similarities (like genre or theme) and distinguishing them from other, different groups.

Assembling disparate elements into a new, cohesive structure or assembling knowledge from multiple sources.

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