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Media and Information Literacy Quarter 1-Summative Test 1 (Week1and2)

The document is a 10 question quiz about media and information literacy topics. It tests understanding of key concepts like literacy, communication, encoding, channels, and advantages/disadvantages of media. The questions cover identifying the appropriate definitions and applications of these core information and communication theory ideas.

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Media and Information Literacy Quarter 1-Summative Test 1 (Week1and2)

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MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

Quarter 1- Summative Test 1 (Week1and2)

TEST I. Directions: Read the following question/statements carefully then choose the best answer.
Shade the 0 that corresponds to your answer.

1. What word is used to determine the ability to identify, understand, interpret, create, communicate, and
compute using written or non-written materials associated with varying contexts?
a. Literacy b. Media c. Technology d. Information
2. Which of the following choices refers to any form of communication such as information, feelings and ideas?
a. Noise b. Sender c. Feedback d. Message
3. One of the most convenient sources of information nowadays is the www, which means __________.
a. World Weed Web c. World Web Wide
b. Web Wide World d. World Wide Web
4. What does communication mean?
a. distributing texts and messages to a large mass of people.
b. exchanging of information and the expression of feeling that can result in understanding.
c. data, knowledge derived from study, experience, or instruction, signals or symbols.
d. the ability to read, analyze, evaluate and produce information in a variety of media forms.
5. What is the very first mass medium in human history?
a. Paper b. Newspaper c. Book d. Clay Tablet
6. What do you call the process by which a message is translated so it can be transmitted and communicated to another
party?
a. Noise b. Decoder c. Encoding d. Channel
7. What terminology is used to recognize when information is needed as well as locate, evaluate, and effectively
communicate information in various formats?
a. Technology Literacy b. Social Media Literacy c. Information Literacy d. Media Literacy
8. Text, Audio, Video, and Animation are under what category of media?
a. Format b. Way of Transmitting c. Modality d. Mass Media Form
9. In the Shannon-weaver Model of Communication, there is something that interferes in the transmittal process. This
interference is known as ___________.
a. Source b. Noise c. Encoder d. Channel
10. Which of the following statements is NOT considered as “advantages of communication media’’?
a. It has the resources to expose injustices, corruption, or abuse of power that an average citizen would never be able to
expose. This can lead to positive change in our country.
b. It is able to get information to the public in a quick and timely manner.
c. It is very easy for people to use the media to make false claims or make claims that are only half true.
d. It keeps us updated on news, weather, and sporting events.

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