Info Literacy Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Info Literacy QuizOnline version Info needs & types by ALEM, RALPH LAURENCE B. 1 What mainly triggers an information need? a A gap between what is known and what is needed b A fixed schedule of tasks c A personal bias on one source 2 Which factor best defines a need for information? a Having a library card b Interest in any topic c Unresolved questions about a task or decision 3 What typology term describes data that informs a decision? a Redundant information b Informational information c Entertainment information 4 Which type of information is sought to solve a problem? a Problem-solving information b Historical trivia c Aesthetic information 5 Which factor can influence your information-seeking behavior? a Context and purpose of the task b Brand of computer used c Time of day 6 What is a core component of information literacy? a Memorizing all sources b Ability to locate, evaluate, and use information c Collecting as many documents as possible 7 Which typology category includes data from experiments? a Empirical information b Opinionated information c Speculative information 8 Why is credibility important in information literacy? a To meet a quota of sources b To ensure information is trustworthy and relevant c To increase page views 9 What role does purpose play in information seeking? a Removes the need for evaluation b Limits access to information c Guides scope, source selection, and search terms 10 Which action improves information literacy? a Relying on a single familiar site b Avoiding new sources c Critically evaluating sources before use

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Info Literacy QuizOnline version

Info needs & types

by ALEM, RALPH LAURENCE B.

What mainly triggers an information need?

A gap between what is known and what is needed

A fixed schedule of tasks

A personal bias on one source

Which factor best defines a need for information?

Having a library card

Interest in any topic

Unresolved questions about a task or decision

What typology term describes data that informs a decision?

Redundant information

Informational information

Entertainment information

Which type of information is sought to solve a problem?

Problem-solving information

Historical trivia

Aesthetic information

Which factor can influence your information-seeking behavior?

Context and purpose of the task

Brand of computer used

Time of day

What is a core component of information literacy?

Memorizing all sources

Ability to locate, evaluate, and use information

Collecting as many documents as possible

Which typology category includes data from experiments?

Empirical information

Opinionated information

Speculative information

Why is credibility important in information literacy?

To meet a quota of sources

To ensure information is trustworthy and relevant

To increase page views

What role does purpose play in information seeking?

Removes the need for evaluation

Limits access to information

Guides scope, source selection, and search terms

Which action improves information literacy?

Relying on a single familiar site

Avoiding new sources

Critically evaluating sources before use

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by ALEM, RALPH LAURENCE B.

What mainly triggers an information need?

Which factor best defines a need for information?

What typology term describes data that informs a decision?

Which type of information is sought to solve a problem?

Which factor can influence your information-seeking behavior?

What is a core component of information literacy?

Which typology category includes data from experiments?

Why is credibility important in information literacy?

What role does purpose play in information seeking?

Which action improves information literacy?

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