Media & Information Literacy Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Media & Information Literacy QuizOnline version Media literacy basics by Irish Catherine Elma Villareal 1 What is a media and information literate individual best described as? a Someone who can find, evaluate, and use information ethically. b Someone who avoids using digital tools. c A person who memorizes all facts. 2 Which skill is essential for media literacy? a Copying information without verification. b Following trends on social media. c Assessing credibility and bias. 3 Before sharing information online, what should you do? a Share only what’s popular right now. b Verify facts and confirm the source. c Post opinions first to start a discussion. 4 In media literacy, bias is best defined as? a A random error in data. b A tendency that affects judgment. c A factual statement. 5 Which practice respects copyright and fair use? a Disregarding attribution. b Copying content for any use. c Respecting the author’s rights and using licenses. 6 What does your digital footprint represent? a The traces you leave online. b The number of bookmarked pages. c A collection of offline documents. 7 What does it mean to evaluate information accuracy? a Trust anonymous posts completely. b Rely solely on headlines. c Cross-check with credible sources. 8 Which habit improves online safety and privacy? a Share personal details publicly. b Use strong passwords and privacy settings. c Disable all security features. 9 How does information literacy help in consuming news? a It helps distinguish fake news from reliable reporting. b It replaces the need to read full articles. c It encourages sharing unverified rumors. 10 To avoid plagiarism, what should you do? a Cite sources and quote accurately. b Use another person’s ideas without credit. c Copy from the best-looking source.

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Media & Information Literacy QuizOnline version

Media literacy basics

by Irish Catherine Elma Villareal

What is a media and information literate individual best described as?

Someone who can find, evaluate, and use information ethically.

Someone who avoids using digital tools.

A person who memorizes all facts.

Which skill is essential for media literacy?

Copying information without verification.

Following trends on social media.

Assessing credibility and bias.

Before sharing information online, what should you do?

Share only what’s popular right now.

Verify facts and confirm the source.

Post opinions first to start a discussion.

In media literacy, bias is best defined as?

A random error in data.

A tendency that affects judgment.

A factual statement.

Which practice respects copyright and fair use?

Disregarding attribution.

Copying content for any use.

Respecting the author’s rights and using licenses.

What does your digital footprint represent?

The traces you leave online.

The number of bookmarked pages.

A collection of offline documents.

What does it mean to evaluate information accuracy?

Trust anonymous posts completely.

Rely solely on headlines.

Cross-check with credible sources.

Which habit improves online safety and privacy?

Share personal details publicly.

Use strong passwords and privacy settings.

Disable all security features.

How does information literacy help in consuming news?

It helps distinguish fake news from reliable reporting.

It replaces the need to read full articles.

It encourages sharing unverified rumors.

To avoid plagiarism, what should you do?

Cite sources and quote accurately.

Use another person’s ideas without credit.

Copy from the best-looking source.

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by Irish Catherine Elma Villareal

What is a media and information literate individual best described as?

Which skill is essential for media literacy?

Before sharing information online, what should you do?

In media literacy, bias is best defined as?

Which practice respects copyright and fair use?

What does your digital footprint represent?

What does it mean to evaluate information accuracy?

Which habit improves online safety and privacy?

How does information literacy help in consuming news?

To avoid plagiarism, what should you do?