REVIEWER

Directions: Choose the correct answer based on the definitions and concepts of communication.

1. Which of the following is defined as the person who conveys their message, idea, and
emotions to others?
a) Receiver
b) Channel/Medium
c) Source
d) Feedback
2. What term refers to the information that we want to communicate with others?
a) Source
b) Message
c) Receiver
d) Feedback
3. Which element of communication refers to the various means or methods used to
convey the message?
a) Channel/Medium
b) Message
c) Feedback
d) Source
4. Who is considered the person for whom the source conveys the message?
a) Source
b) Receiver
c) Channel
d) Feedback
5. Which of the following is defined as the response given by the receiver to the
source?
a) Source
b) Feedback
c) Message
d) Channel/Medium
6. Communication can be described as the process of using words, sounds, signs, or
behaviors to express or exchange information. Which of the following terms best
describes this concept?
a) Sender
b) Communication
c) Medium
d) Feedback
7. Which element of communication involves the use of physical or technological
methods to transmit a message?
a) Source
 b) Channel/Medium
c) Message
d) Receiver
8. If a person responds to a text message with an emoji or a written reply, which
communication element are they engaging with?
a) Feedback
b) Channel/Medium
c) Source
d) Receiver
9. Which of the following is the primary purpose of communication?
a) To confuse the receiver
b) To express ideas, thoughts, and feelings
c) To provide entertainment
d) To create messages
10. In the communication process, which element is most directly responsible for
interpreting and understanding the message?
a) Source
b) Channel/Medium
c) Receiver
d) Feedback

Answer Key:

1. c) Source
2. b) Message
3. a) Channel/Medium
4. b) Receiver
5. b) Feedback
6. b) Communication
7. b) Channel/Medium
8. a) Feedback
9. b) To express ideas, thoughts, and feelings
10. c) Receiver

Choose the correct answer based on the definitions and concepts related to Media Literacy,
Information Literacy, and Digital Literacy.

1. Which of the following refers to the ability to read, analyze, evaluate, and produce
communication in various media forms?
a) Digital Literacy
b) Information Literacy
c) Media Literacy
d) Technological Literacy
2. What does Information Literacy enable individuals to do?
a) Locate, evaluate, and communicate information
b) Use social media effectively
c) Create media content
d) Design digital technology tools
3. Which of the following is NOT an example of Media Literacy?
a) Analyzing a news article for bias
b) Designing a mobile app
c) Creating a YouTube video
d) Evaluating a blog post for credibility
4. What is the primary focus of Digital Literacy?
a) Evaluating sources of information
b) Using digital technology, communication tools, or networks
c) Analyzing media messages
d) Writing academic research papers
5. Which of the following is an example of Information Literacy?
a) Understanding the tone of a text message
b) Using search engines to locate credible sources
c) Creating a website
d) Using emojis in a social media post
6. When someone is able to use digital technology to locate, evaluate, and create
information, they are demonstrating which type of literacy?
a) Media Literacy
b) Information Literacy
c) Digital Literacy
d) Technological Literacy
7. Which of the following is an example of using digital technology in the context of
Digital Literacy?
a) Writing a research paper
b) Sending an email to a colleague
c) Evaluating the reliability of an online news source
d) Creating an infographic
8. Which activity is most closely associated with Media Literacy?
a) Using a search engine to find research papers
b) Evaluating the credibility of a YouTube video
c) Using social media to create professional connections
d) Writing a report on historical events
9. Which of the following skills is key to Digital Literacy?
a) Being able to read and interpret newspaper articles
b) Using technology to create or modify digital content
c) Analyzing the message behind a TV commercial
d) Understanding how news websites are structured
10. When evaluating the content of a blog post for its credibility, which type of literacy
are you demonstrating?
a) Media Literacy
b) Information Literacy
 c) Digital Literacy
d) Technological Literacy

Answer Key:

1. c) Media Literacy
2. a) Locate, evaluate, and communicate information
3. b) Designing a mobile app
4. b) Using digital technology, communication tools, or networks
5. b) Using search engines to locate credible sources
6. c) Digital Literacy
7. b) Sending an email to a colleague
8. b) Evaluating the credibility of a YouTube video
9. b) Using technology to create or modify digital content
10. a) Media Literacy

Directions: Choose the correct answer based on the information about responsible media use,
media's impact on society, and the importance of verifying media sources.

1. Which of the following is a key responsibility of the media?

a) To provide only entertainment
b) To give information that is socially acceptable and ethical
c) To focus on conflict to attract an audience
d) To simplify complex issues for easy understanding
2. Why must media be cautious in the information it presents?
a) Because media has the power to influence public opinion
b) Because people trust media to tell exaggerated stories
c) Because media does not have to follow ethical guidelines
d) Because it only needs to entertain the audience
3. What is one negative impact of media when it focuses on conflict and drama?
a) It helps to promote dialogue and understanding
b) It leads to oversimplification and false perceptions
c) It encourages people to seek reliable sources
d) It increases public trust in journalists
4. Which statement is true regarding media credibility?
a) Media can exaggerate facts to increase viewership
b) Media should avoid verifying facts for the sake of speed
c) Media should check their facts rigorously to ensure credibility
d) Media can present biased information as long as it is entertaining
 5. How can individuals become responsible users of media?
a) By only consuming media from one source
b) By checking the credibility of the sources of information
c) By avoiding all forms of media
d) By spreading information without verifying it
6. What role does the media play in shaping public opinion?
a) It has no impact on public opinion
b) It can shape and influence underlying sentiments in society
c) It only serves as a tool for advertising products
d) It only provides entertainment, not information
7. What can happen if media outlets spread false information or sensationalize facts?
a) They build trust among their audiences
b) They may lose the respect of their audience and credibility
c) They provide audiences with better analysis
d) They educate the public on important issues
8. What is a key factor in ensuring responsible media use?
a) Choosing to ignore media that presents complex problems
b) Accepting information from any source without questioning it
c) Verifying information and checking multiple sources
d) Relying only on social media for updates
9. What is the main reason people should critically evaluate media content?
a) To increase entertainment value
b) To avoid disinformation, fake news, and bias
c) To avoid watching content that is too complicated
d) To find the most sensational news
10. According to the concept of responsible media use, what is important for journalists
to do?
a) Avoid interviews and focus only on rumors
b) Ignore the ethical standards when gathering information
c) Dig deep, talk to various people, and get different sides of the story
d) Write in an exaggerated manner to increase readership

Answer Key:

1. b) To give information that is socially acceptable and ethical

2. a) Because media has the power to influence public opinion
3. b) It leads to oversimplification and false perceptions
4. c) Media should check their facts rigorously to ensure credibility
5. b) By checking the credibility of the sources of information
6. b) It can shape and influence underlying sentiments in society
7. b) They may lose the respect of their audience and credibility
8. c) Verifying information and checking multiple sources
9. b) To avoid disinformation, fake news, and bias
10. c) Dig deep, talk to various people, and get different sides of the s
Directions: Choose the correct answer based on the evolution of media and its technological
advancements across different ages.

1. Which of the following is an example of media from the Pre-Industrial Age?

a) Internet
b) Papyrus in Egypt
c) Typewriter
d) Television
2. When was the printing press for mass production first introduced?
a) 1500s
b) 1800s
c) 1900s
d) 19th century
3. What invention from the Industrial Age helped make communication faster?
a) Telegraph
b) Personal computers
c) Social media
d) Smartphones
4. Which of the following is associated with the Electronic Age?
a) Telephone
b) Telegraph
c) Transistor Radio
d) Printing press
5. In which age was the internet introduced?
a) Pre-Industrial Age
b) Industrial Age
c) Electronic Age
d) Information Age
6. Which invention was pivotal to the Information Age?
a) Typewriter
b) Printing press
c) Personal computers
d) Telegraph
7. Which of the following is an example of media from the Information Age?
a) Clay tablets in Mesopotamia
b) YouTube (2005)
c) Acta Diurna in Rome
d) Codex in the Mayan region
8. What is one of the first web browsers introduced in the Information Age?
a) Netscape Navigator
b) Internet Explorer
 c) Google Chrome
d) Safari
9. Which communication technology was invented in the Electronic Age?
a) Smart phones
b) Radio
c) Television
d) Wearable technology
10. Which form of media was used in Rome around 130 BC to provide public
information?
a) Codex
b) Acta Diurna
c) Dibao
d) Papyrus
11. When was the first telephone invented?
a) 1700
b) 1876
c) 1900
d) 1950
12. What significant technological device was introduced in the Industrial Age in 1876?
a) Television
b) Typewriter
c) Telephone
d) Laptop
13. Which of the following was one of the first motion pictures with sound?
a) Citizen Kane
b) The Jazz Singer (1926)
c) Casablanca
d) Snow White
14. Which of the following media innovations occurred during the 1930s?
a) Personal computers
b) Transistor radio
c) Typewriter
d) Wearable technology
15. Which of these is an example of mass communication introduced during the
Industrial Age?
a) Facebook
b) The London Gazette (1640)
c) Twitter
d) Mosaic browser
16. Which of the following technological advancements was developed in the 1940s?
a) UNIVAC 1
b) Smartphone
c) Personal computers
d) Google
17. When was the first social network, Friendster, launched?
a) 1999
 b) 2000
c) 2002
d) 2005
18. Which of these was a significant invention in the Electronic Age?
a) Mainframe computers
b) Typewriter
c) Augmented Reality
d) Tablets
19. Which of the following is an example of wearable technology?
a) Google Glass
b) Typewriter
c) Radio
d) Smartwatch
20. What was one of the first personal computers introduced in the Electronic Age?
a) Apple I
b) IBM PC
c) Hewlett-Packard 9100A
d) iPhone
21. In which year was YouTube introduced?
a) 1999
b) 2003
c) 2005
d) 2007
22. Which device was commonly used for long-distance communication during the
Industrial Age?
a) Telegraph
b) Smartphone
c) Radio
d) Facebook
23. What invention from the Information Age revolutionized communication through
the internet?
a) Typewriter
b) Search engines like Google
c) Telephone
d) UNIVAC
24. Which of the following was invented in 1951?
a) IBM 704
b) Facebook
c) Typewriter
d) Smartwatch
25. Which of the following innovations was a major part of the Electronic Age?
a) Smart phones
b) Motion pictures
c) Television
d) Wearable technology
 26. When was the first mobile phone introduced?
a) 1970s
b) 1980s
c) 1990s
d) 2000s
27. What invention paved the way for digital communication and data exchange during
the Information Age?
a) Typewriter
b) Internet
c) Radio
d) Telegraph
28. Which company introduced one of the first personal computers in the 1970s?
a) Microsoft
b) Apple
c) IBM
d) Hewlett-Packard
29. Which of the following technologies was introduced in the 21st century?
a) Wearable technology
b) Typewriter
c) Telegraph
d) Printing press
30. Which of these is an example of a microblogging platform introduced in the
Information Age?
a) Tumblr (2007)
b) Facebook (2004)
c) The London Gazette (1640)
d) Acta Diurna

Answer Key:

1. b) Papyrus in Egypt
2. d) 19th century
3. a) Telegraph
4. c) Transistor Radio
5. d) Information Age
6. c) Personal computers
7. b) YouTube (2005)
8. b) Internet Explorer
9. c) Television
10. b) Acta Diurna
11. b) 1876
12. c) Telephone
13. b) The Jazz Singer (1926)
14. b) Transistor radio
15. b) The London Gazette (1640)
16. a) UNIVAC 1
17. c) 2002
18. a) Mainframe computers
19. a) Google Glass
20. c) Hewlett-Packard 9100A
21. c) 2005
22. a) Telegraph
23. b) Search engines like Google
24. a) IBM 704
25. c) Television
26. b) 1980s
27. b) Internet
28. b) Apple
29. a) Wearable technology
30. a) Tumblr (2007)
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each item based on the types of media. Write "P" for
Print Media, "B" for Broadcast Media, "F" for Film, and "N" for New Media.

1. The evening news broadcast on ABC Television.

a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
2. A printed newspaper like The New York Times.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
3. A live Instagram video stream.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
4. A movie shown in theaters such as Avengers: Endgame.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
5. An article published in National Geographic magazine.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
6. A podcast about technology available on Spotify.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
7. A promotional video posted on YouTube by a company.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
8. A TV drama series such as Game of Thrones shown on HBO.
a) P
b) B
 c) F
d) N
9. A tweet posted by a celebrity on Twitter.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N
10. A video documentary shown on Netflix.
a) P
b) B
c) F
d) N

Answer Key:

1. b) B (Broadcast Media)
2. a) P (Print Media)
3. d) N (New Media)
4. c) F (Film)
5. a) P (Print Media)
6. d) N (New Media)
7. d) N (New Media)
8. b) B (Broadcast Media)
9. d) N (New Media)
10. c) F (Film)
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each item based on the sources of information and the
concepts provided.

1. What does the term "Indigenous" mean?

a) Foreign
b) Native, local, or originating naturally in a particular region
c) Modern
d) Global
2. Which of the following best describes "Indigenous Knowledge"?
a) Knowledge shared globally
b) Knowledge that is unique to a specific culture or society and is often not written down
c) Knowledge that is highly technological
d) Knowledge only found in books
3. What is the purpose of "Indigenous Communication"?
a) To spread information worldwide
b) To preserve and hand down culture
c) To teach modern technology
d) To advertise products globally
4. Which of these is a form of Indigenous Media?
a) Social Media platforms
b) News websites
c) Forms of media expression produced by indigenous people
d) Television broadcasts
5. Which is an example of Folk or Traditional Media?
a) Television commercials
b) Traditional storytelling
c) Social media platforms
d) Web articles
6. What type of communication occurs through "Gatherings and Social
Organizations" in indigenous societies?
a) Scientific information
b) Cultural and societal information
c) Entertainment news
d) Government policies
7. Which of the following is an example of "Direct Observation" as a form of
indigenous media?
a) Watching a documentary
b) Learning through experience or observation of daily life
c) Reading a textbook
d) Listening to a podcast
8. What is the main feature of records in indigenous communication?
a) They are written or carved
 b) They are always digital
c) They are always printed on paper
d) They contain only modern knowledge
9. What is an example of "Oral Instruction" in indigenous communities?
a) Written books
b) Learning through speaking and listening
c) Television programs
d) Radio broadcasts
10. What is the main purpose of a library?
a) To sell books
b) To store materials such as books, manuscripts, recordings, or films for public use
c) To store money
d) To provide a space for entertainment
11. Which type of library is primarily designed to support academic research?
a) Public Library
b) School Library
c) Academic Library
d) Special Library
12. What is the primary function of a "Special Library"?
a) To serve the general public
b) To support specific industries or professions with specialized information
c) To support students and teachers
d) To provide entertainment materials
13. What is the Internet defined as?
a) A local computer network
b) A global computer network providing a variety of information and communication
facilities
c) A private network for businesses
d) A collection of social media platforms
14. What should be considered when evaluating information found on the Internet?
a) Only the author's opinions
b) The publishing body, accuracy, currency, and verifiability
c) The number of ads on the website
d) The number of visitors to the site
15. Which of the following is a key factor to evaluate when assessing the reliability of
information?
a) Popularity of the website
b) Authority, accuracy, and timeliness of the information
c) The length of the article
d) How many people liked the post

Answer Key:

1. b) Native, local, or originating naturally in a particular region

2. b) Knowledge that is unique to a specific culture or society and is often not written
down
3. b) To preserve and hand down culture
4. c) Forms of media expression produced by indigenous people
5. b) Traditional storytelling
6. b) Cultural and societal information
7. b) Learning through experience or observation of daily life
8. a) They are written or carved
9. b) Learning through speaking and listening
10. b) To store materials such as books, manuscripts, recordings, or films for public use
11. c) Academic Library
12. b) To support specific industries or professions with specialized information
13. b) A global computer network providing a variety of information and
communication facilities
14. b) The publishing body, accuracy, currency, and verifiability
15. b) Authority, accuracy, and timeliness of the information
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each item based on the concept of media languages.

1. What does the term "Media Languages" refer to?

a) The way media products are distributed
b) The codes, conventions, formats, symbols, and narrative structures used in media to
convey meaning
c) The technical aspects of creating media content
d) The ways media messages are stored
2. What is the main function of "Media Codes"?
a) To entertain the audience
b) To transmit information through agreed meanings or connotations
c) To evaluate the impact of media on the audience
d) To restrict the creativity of media professionals
3. Which of the following is an example of a "Technical Code"?
a) A character's costume
b) A high-angle camera shot to convey power
c) The color red used in a scene
d) The character's actions
4. What do "Symbolic Codes" represent in media?
a) The layout of the text
b) The visual techniques used, like camera angles
c) Objects, settings, and actions that symbolize ideas and emotions
d) The written language used in the media
5. Which of the following is an example of a "Symbolic Code"?
a) A red rose representing romance
b) A headline in a newspaper
c) A shot of a character using a camera
d) The speed of a video
6. What is meant by the term "Conventions" in media?
a) The style in which media content is presented
b) A rule or standard governing how codes are organized in media products
c) The physical equipment used in media production
d) The ethical guidelines followed by media creators
7. What does "Written Code" refer to in media?
a) The colors and symbols used in a film
b) The sound effects used in a show
c) The use of language style, textual layout, and captions
d) The visual effects in a music video
8. What is an example of "Written Code"?
a) The speed of a scene
b) A headline or caption in a newspaper
c) A character’s costume
d) The use of a red light in a scene
 9. Why is it important to study media languages?
a) To understand the visual effects in movies
b) To explore how media messages are constructed and understood by the audience
c) To analyze the financial success of media content
d) To determine the entertainment value of media
10. Which of the following could be a "Visual Language" in media?
a) A tagline on a poster
b) Repeated use of the color black to indicate mystery or fear
c) The narration in a documentary
d) The background music in a commercial
11. Which of the following is an example of a "Conventional" media behavior?
a) Using an ominous soundtrack to create tension in a thriller film
b) Creating a film without any symbolic meaning
c) Using unique shots that break traditional norms
d) Not following any specific codes
12. What does "Form/Style" refer to in media?
a) The type of camera used in production
b) The tone, mood, font types, space, and rhythm used in a media product
c) The number of characters in a story
d) The content of the message only
13. Which of the following is a "Medium/Format" for presenting media?
a) The emotional reaction of the audience
b) The speed at which a film is released
c) The platform on which media is presented (e.g., blog, handwritten, presentation)
d) The reputation of the producer
14. How are media languages understood by audiences?
a) Audiences only interpret messages based on personal feelings
b) Audiences interpret media messages through agreed codes and conventions
c) Audiences never understand media languages
d) Audiences only understand media through direct observation
15. What does "Producers" refer to in the media context?
a) The consumers of media content
b) The people who consume and evaluate media products
c) The individuals or groups responsible for creating and assembling media content
d) The actors who perform in media productions

Answer Key:

1. b) The codes, conventions, formats, symbols, and narrative structures used in media
to convey meaning
2. b) To transmit information through agreed meanings or connotations
3. b) A high-angle camera shot to convey power
4. c) Objects, settings, and actions that symbolize ideas and emotions
5. a) A red rose representing romance
6. b) A rule or standard governing how codes are organized in media products
7. c) The use of language style, textual layout, and captions
8. b) A headline or caption in a newspaper
9. b) To explore how media messages are constructed and understood by the audience
10. b) Repeated use of the color black to indicate mystery or fear
11. a) Using an ominous soundtrack to create tension in a thriller film
12. b) The tone, mood, font types, space, and rhythm used in a media product
13. c) The platform on which media is presented (e.g., blog, handwritten, presentation)
14. b) Audiences interpret media messages through agreed codes and conventions
15. c) The individuals or groups responsible for creating and assembling media content
Directions: Choose the correct answer for each item based on the topic of intellectual property.

1. What does the term “Intellectual Property” refer to?

a) A product of human intellect that is protected by law
b) Any physical product created by humans
c) Any creative writing
d) Only technological inventions
2. Which of the following is NOT a category of intellectual property?
a) Copyright
b) Patent
c) Trademark
d) Accounting
3. What is a “Trademark”?
a) A secret method for manufacturing a product
b) A legal protection for creative writing
c) A symbol or name used to identify a brand
d) A law that prevents copying ideas
4. What is an example of a “Patent”?
a) A logo for a company
b) A new invention, like a machine or process
c) A book written by an author
d) A fashion design
5. What does “Infringement” mean in the context of intellectual property?
a) The original creation of a new product
b) The unauthorized use or violation of someone’s intellectual property rights
c) The process of marketing a product
d) The registration of a new idea
6. What does a “Patent” protect?
a) An individual’s artistic expression
b) A new invention or discovery
c) A brand name
d) A secret method of business
7. Which of the following best describes “Trade Secrets”?
a) Publicly accessible creative works
b) Hidden or confidential business information
c) Official documents regulated by copyright law
d) A type of intellectual property that requires registration
8. What is “Copyright”?
a) A legal protection for intellectual property that only applies to physical works
b) A legal device that protects the creator’s right to publish and sell their work
c) A right to sell products manufactured by another company
d) A license to use any work of authorship without permission
9. Which of the following is NOT typically protected by copyright?
a) A novel
b) A scientific idea
c) A song
d) A photograph
10. What is “Fair Use” in copyright law?
a) A way to use copyrighted material for commercial purposes without permission
b) The right to use copyrighted material for educational, criticism, or news purposes with
limited restrictions
c) A system for distributing copyrighted works to others freely
d) The ability to copy any work for personal use
11. Which factor is NOT considered when determining if a use is "fair" under
copyright law?
a) Purpose of the use
b) The market effect on the original work
c) The amount of money spent on the work
d) Nature of the work
12. Which of the following is an example of a fair use situation?
a) Using a chapter from a textbook for a school project
b) Selling a book without permission from the author
c) Using an entire movie for personal profit
d) Copying a copyrighted song to share with friends
13. What does copyright law NOT protect?
a) Original works of authorship
b) Facts, ideas, and methods of operation
c) Movies, songs, and novels
d) Computer software
14. Which of the following is an example of an “Industrial Design”?
a) A new method for manufacturing shoes
b) The unique shape of a car’s body
c) A secret marketing technique
d) A new type of fabric
15. What does the term “Medium/Format” in intellectual property refer to?
a) The method of presenting copyrighted works (e.g., blogs, books, presentations)
b) The technology used to create intellectual property
c) The written language used in the work
d) The ethical guidelines used by creators
16. What is one of the main benefits of intellectual property protection?
a) It guarantees the success of a work
b) It prevents others from using or copying the work without permission
c) It allows anyone to access all works for free
d) It ensures the creator always receives financial compensation
17. Which of the following is NOT typically protected under trade secrets law?
a) A company’s customer list
b) A new software design
 c) A marketing strategy
d) A famous brand logo
18. In the Philippines, what document provides protection for intellectual property?
a) The Copyright Act of 2010
b) The Intellectual Property Code of 1997
c) The Trade Secret Protection Act of 2000
d) The Digital Rights Act of 2005
19. Which of the following can be protected by a trademark?
a) A song melody
b) A brand logo
c) A scientific theory
d) An unpublished novel
20. What is the primary purpose of copyright protection?
a) To protect facts and ideas
b) To secure exclusive rights for creators to control their work’s distribution and
reproduction
c) To protect physical products
d) To promote the free use of creative works

Answer Key:

1. a) A product of human intellect that is protected by law

2. d) Accounting
3. c) A symbol or name used to identify a brand
4. b) A new invention or discovery
5. b) The unauthorized use or violation of someone’s intellectual property rights
6. b) A new invention or discovery
7. b) Hidden or confidential business information
8. b) A legal device that protects the creator’s right to publish and sell their work
9. b) A scientific idea
10. b) The right to use copyrighted material for educational, criticism, or news purposes
with limited restrictions
11. c) The amount of money spent on the work
12. a) Using a chapter from a textbook for a school project
13. b) Facts, ideas, and methods of operation
14. b) The unique shape of a car’s body
15. a) The method of presenting copyrighted works (e.g., blogs, books, presentations)
16. b) It prevents others from using or copying the work without permission
17. d) A famous brand logo
18. b) The Intellectual Property Code of 1997
19. b) A brand logo
20. b) To secure exclusive rights for creators to control their work’s distribution and
reproduction
Media Information and Literacy

A 1. It is a process of exchanging information, ideas, thoughts,

feelings and emotions through speech, writing or signals.

A. Communication

B. Interpersonal Communication

C. Mass Communication

D. Public Communication

A 2. It is the person for whom the source conveys the message

through several medium.

A. Soursce

B. reciver

c. channel

d. feedback

C 3. Which of the following refers to the ability of an individual to responsibly, appropriately and
effectively use technological tools?

A. Information Literacy

C. Technology Literacy

D. Media and Inform Literacy

B. Media Literacy

A 4. It refers to the tools such as radio, television, computers and films used to communicate to the
receivers.

A. Media

B. Information

C. Literacy

D. Equipment bro

B 5. This refers to the ability to recognize the relevance of

gathered information to your current project.

A. Media Literacy

B. Information Literacy
C. Technology Literacy

D. Media and Inform Literacy

D [Link] aims to develop you to be creative and become critical thinkers, responsible users and
competent producers of media and information.

A. media Literacy
B. information literacy
C. technology literacy
D. media and information literacy

A 7. It is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and create media information in avariety of forms.

A. Media literacy
B. Information literacy
C. Technology literacy
D. Media and inform literacy

C 8. The following area descriptions of media during the information age, Except for one.

A. Students use websites to search of information

B. Students use smartphones
C. Students listen to radio for informations
D. Students use digital books to read lessons.

A 9. The following are descriptions of media during the electronic age, Except for one.

a. students use smartphones fro different functions.

b. Students use computers to share information.
c. Students listen to radio for information
d. Students use television to broadcast information.

A 10. Abby loves to read media using paper and ink, what type of media is she fond of reading?

A. Print Media

B. Broadcast Media

C. New Media

D. Paper Media

B 11. Abby loves to read books, magazines and newletter, while her sister loves to use media that use
airwaves as transmission medium, what type of media is abbys sister fond of using?

A. Print media
B. Broadcast media
C. New meda
D. Paper media

A12. It is knowledge that is unique to a specific culture or society

and most often is not written down. What media and information source is it? br

A. Indigenous Knowledge C. Internet B. Library

D. Alternative Media

C 13. The following are the purposes of media and information producers and users, EXCEPT one.

A. To inform

B. To educate

C. To advocate bullying

D. To entertain

B 14. Jewel preferred doing her research here rather than on the internet because the references here
are considered highly reliable, accurate and valuable. What media and information source is it?

A. Indigenous Knowledge B. Library

C. Internet

D. Alternative Media

D 15. In a media context, it refers to a standard or rules that describe predictable pattern that creates
meaning.

A. Codes

B. Signs

C. Symbols

d. convention

D 16. The following are examples of technical codes EXCEPT one.

".

A. Camera angles

B. Ominous music

D. Convention

C. Lighting

D. Costume

A 17. It refers to the rights given to persons over the creation of their minds.
A. Intellectual Property Right

B. Creative Property Right TOM

C. Intelligent Property Right

D. Individual Property Rightmo

D 18. Which of the following situations shows the irresponsible use of social media?

D. sharing personal details to your facebook friends

C. Technology Literacy

B 19. This refers to the practice of copying information from the internet without properly citing the
source.

A. Paraphrase

B. Plagiarism ad alt

C. Copyrightmoin

D. Quotation sondo

D 20. Jerome is one of the people behind the process of creating and putting media content together
to finish a media product. What is the role of Jerome?

A. Customer

B. Audience

C. Stakeholder D. Producer

C 21. It is when people discovered fire, developed paper from plants

and tools with stone. What age in evolution of media is it?

A. Industrial Age

B. Information Age

C. Pre-Industrial Age

D. Electronic Age

C 22. This refers to the type of media where the content is

a. Print
b. Broadcast media

C new media

A. Print Media

23.
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Joker texted her friends spreading false rumors about their friend Liza. What crime did Joker commit?

C. Cyberbullying

D. Cybersquatting

A. Bullying

B. Libel

24. Why is there a need for the Philippines to have a cybercrime

law?

A. To cover-up the issues wherein the parties are involved with

B. To censor information for security or decency

C. To spread awareness regarding the rights and duties of individuals in cyberspace

D. To penalize individuals who will commit bullying and libel online

25. Why is internet addiction and cyberbullying considered as alarming digital issues at present time?

transmission medium. What type of media is Abby's sister fond of using?

A. Both issues may lead to the commission of a crime

B. Both issues intimidate and threaten individuals in cyberspace

C. Both issues consume time, energy and money

D. Both issues interfere with normal living and causes severe stress on family, friends and loved ones.

A 26. This refers to the excessive use of computers to the extent that it interferes with daily life.

A. Computer Addiction B. Plagiarism

C. Copyright

D. Digital Divide

A 27. What type of emerging technology would you classify a product that can display images directly
to the retina without

blocking eyesight?

A. Internet Glasses

B. Voice Recognition
C 28. Which of the following is

convergence technology? NOT an example of media

A. Digital Print Media

B. Stream Media

c. Telephone

D teleradio

D 29. Which of the following refers to an economic inequality between groups in terms of access to,
use of, or knowledge of ICT.

A. Computer Addiction

B. Plagiarism

C. Copyright

D. Digital Divide

A 30. Which of the following is NOT an Element of Information Literacy?

A. Destroying sources of information.

B. Identifying/recognizing information needs

C. Determining sources of information.

D. Citing or searching for information, ontzonite priat

C 31. Which of the following is NOT an Element of Information Literacy?

A. Analyzing the quality of [Link]

B. Organizing, storing or archiving information. of

C. Deleting stored information.

D. Using information in an ethical and efficient way.

A 32. In the absence of images and sounds, it is the simplest, flexible and easiest way of
communicating to your audience. What media is it?

A. Text Media

B. Visual Media

C. Audio Media

D. Motion Media
B. Data input

D 33. It is a type of media where a series of graphics or images follow a sequence to give an
appearance of movement.

A. Text Media

B. Visual Media

C. Multimedia

D. Motion Media

A 34. This is a type of flexible media that you can use in designing

something without the use of images or sound.

A. Text Media

B. Audio Media

C. Visual Media

D. Motion Media

C 35. Which design element refers to the distance between letters? A. Emphasis

B. Appropriateness

C. Proximity

D. Alignment

D 36. Which of the following is NOT an example of visual media? A. Photography

B. Memes

C. Comic Strips D. Songs

A 37. What visual design principle refers to applying the same

amount of margin on all sides of your visual design project?

A. Balance

B. Center of Interest

C. Harmony D. Consistency

D 38. Roger used tools in his kitchen to artificially produce the

sounds of nature for a presentation. Which type of audio media did he use?
 a. Vodcast
b. Radio broadcast
c. Music
d. Sound effects
A 39. Which among the following statements is true about audio media?

A. It uses audio or recordings to deliver and transfer information through the means of sound.

B. It refers to sound, especially when recorded, transmitted, or reproduced.

C. It gives instruction or information.

D. None of the above

D 40. Which among the following statements gives a FALSE conclusion about Motion media?

amok

A. It can be a collection of graphics, footage, videos. B. It is visual media that gives the appearance of a
movement

C. It is combined with audio, text and /or interactive content to create multimedia

D. It is created by professionals who follow industry standards in creating, editing and producing
motion media

A 39. Which among the following statements is TRUE about Audio

Media?

A it uses audio or recordings to deliver and transfer information through the means of sound.

B it refer to sound especially when recorded transmitted or reproduced

C . if gives instruction or information

the Information Age?

B 41. Mike is both a programmer and a designer. He created an online platform whose outputs
depend on the user's inputs. Which kind of media did he created? A. Multimedia

a. multimedia

B. Interactive Media

C. Motion Media

D. Visual Media

C 42. When Mike typed a few phrases on the YouTube search box, it responded with several videos
related to the phrases that you typed. What term best describes this communication process?
 A. Activity
B. Data input

C. Interactivity

D. Communication

A 43. What are the two most important aspects to consider when evaluating a multimedia project?

A. Content and Technology

B. Audio and Video

C. Design and Content

D. Sound and Color

B 44. Moana created something that contains text, graphics, audio, and animation. What type of
media did she create? A.. Text Media C. Audio Media

B. Multimedia

D. Interactive Media

D 45. Which of the following is NOT an advantage of multimedia?

A. Multi-sensorial

B. Interactive

c. caters to wide audience

d. neglect hearing impaired students

A 46. When you're in the process of planning your story, in which design process of multimedia are
you currently in?

A. Pre-production

B. Production

C. Post-production

D. Presentation

B 47. The process of evaluating and redesigning a movie belongs to which design process of
multimedia?

A. Pre-production

B. Post-Production
C. production

D. Presentation

C 48. When you are familiar with different technologies but are not

able to properly use them, what type of literacy are your missing?

A. Media Literacy

B. Information Literacy

C. Technology Literacy

D. Media & Information Literacy

D 49. Which of the following is NOT an example of traditional media?

A. Books

B. Newspaper

C. Television

D. Netbooks

C 50. Which of the following is an example of media invented during

A. Television

C. Friendster

B. Transistor Radio

D. Mainframe Computers