MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY

GRADE 12

1st Quarterly Examination

Name:_______________________________ Year and Section:__________________________

Direction: Encircle the letter of the correct answer.
1.How do media and information affect communication?
a. They describe the effectiveness of the communication process.
b. They allow dissemination of information to the intended receiver.
c. They explain what and how messages are relayed from one person to another.
d. They have created a new avenue for facilitating information and communication.
2. Social media has become so powerful and pervasive that even people in the barangay use it in
their daily communication. Which of the following could be a DISADVANTAGE?
a. Interaction and collaboration anytime and anywhere
b. Accessibility to current events across the world.
c. International access to internet.
d. Dissemination of fake news.
3. Teresita was one of the victims of typhoon Yolanda. The news spread all over the world in a
second that a lot of people from different places provided them with all the necessities they need.
How does communication affect media?
a.It disseminates updated news.
b.It gives proper channeling to the right person.
c.It gives access without delaying.
d.All of the above
4.When verifying the credibility or accuracy of the source of information from a first-hand
source, what should one look for?
a. other sources
b. primary source
c. secondary source
d. supplementary source
5. The following are similarities of media literacy and technology literacy except one?
a. Visual Literacy
b. Knowledge building
c. Cultural Competence
d. Produces way of Communicating
6. Which of the following is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety
form?
a. Media e literacy
b. Information literacy technology literacy
d. Media and information literacy
7.Teresita was chosen by the company to promote their sardine’s product in a certain television.
Which of the following physical objects she used to communicate to spread messages?
a. Media
b. literacy
c. information
d. technology literacy
8. Which of the following are similarities of media literacy and technology literacy except one?
a. Uses form of communication
b. Particiapating in Digital Media
c. Collaboration
d. Knowledge building

9.Myrna is a Senior High School teacher in a remote area. She used media and information
literacy to be updated with the current news. Which of the following is an example of media and
information literacy?
a. messenger and content
b. mobile phone and voice
c. computers and printing
d. radio and mobile phones
10. Peter is having difficulty in researching some of the topics in his science subject. Which of
the following will he do?
a. Ask for the assistant of someone who is expert in media
b. Let someone do the research.
c. Spend an hour exploring about media.
d. Enroll in a tutorial center and pay to learn.
11. Sending messages now are very easy since mobile phones are necessity now a days. If you
are leaving with your grandfather at home. How will you promote media and information for
them to be literate?
a. Buy new phones and let them explore.
b. Let them watch step by step ways on how to use through YouTube.
c. Leave them anyway they have no work to attend.
d. Guide them and teach them how to use media in the phone properly.
12. Myrna heard about her classmate is a victim of cyberbullying. What does he need to know?
Which of the following should she do need to do?
a. Listen to the news on radio
b. Verify information from reliable source
c. Rely on the information given by the classmates.
d. Check any available information from a social networking site.
13.Students now a days are engrossed in mobile legend that oftentimes some of them are already
addicted to it?If you are a parent of a Senior High School student and working eight hours a day.
How will you be a responsible parent to your children?
a. Give them allotted time for gaming.
b. Advise them to divide their time for gaming and study.
c. Disconnect internet connection during class days.
d. Impose strict home rules and let them understand why you’re doing it for them to follow.
14. Jonathan is the president of the school council. He wanted to disseminate information and
planned to have an account in Facebook. Now a day’s media and information were used also to
bully classmates in school. The following are ways on how Jonathan will anticipate the issue that
might come up in opening an account in the near future except one.
a. Inform all students that the site is only for student’s council.
b. Inform them if they have concern just message the admin.
c. Inform them about the anti-bullying law.
d. Inform them that negative comments will be automatically.
15.What are the three important events combined to create the Internet we recognize today?
a. The end of World War II, the beginning of the Cold War, and the development of nuclear
weapons
b. The arrival of the first mass-produced personal computers, the World Wide Web, and the
development of browser software
c. The creating of the ballpoint pen, the development of the typewriter, and the development of
Microsoft Word
d. The first broadcast news show, the creation of video cameras, and the eventual use of
computers
16. In “Economic transformations: general purpose technologies and long-term economic
growth” Lipsey classifies transforming general purpose technologies (GTPs) into five classes:
materials, power, ICTs, transportation and organizational technologies. Which of the following is
a transforming ICT Technology invented around 1440, which led to the era of mass
communication and permanently altered the structure of society?
a.Writing
b. Printing press
c.Telephone
d. Steam Engine
17. In what age people used the power of steam, developed machine tools, established iron
production, and manufacturing of various products?
a. Industrial Age
b. Pre-Industrial Age
c. Electronic Age
d. Information Age
18.The following are example of Industrial Age in year 1700s and 1930s except one.
a. Typewriter
b. Commercial motion pictures
c. Motion picture with sound
d. Smart phones
19. Eye tracking technology measures eye positions and movements which are analyzed through
computer applications. If this will be implemented for almost all of the servants, the following
are the best ideas that help to improve the government service of the country. Which of is an
exception?
a. Lie detection system of law enforcement
b. Suspicious behavior identifier in the airports
c. Technology used to read people’s mind to lessen sexual harassment
d. Technology that assists PWDs through health care to communicate and improve mobility.
20. In the history of media people are used to manually type and print their papers using
typewriter to communicate. Now a day most of the students are engrossed in media that it is
considered a necessity. How does media functions in society?
a. Encoding is possible now with the use of portable computers.
b. Media is the easiest way in spreading news.
c. Online enrollment is possible.
d. Media used to get the heart of the side of the voters.
21. Delia was a reporter in a certain network. She was tasked to report what happened during the
kidnapping incident in one of the known malls in the city. Her cousin was one of the suspects. If
you are Delia, how will you spread the news in a democratic or fair way?
a. She must report what really happened.
b. Delia must keep important details since blood is thicker than water.
c. Delia must request for replacement to avoid bias.
d. Delia must report what should be the exact things that happened since she is only doing her
job.
22. Which of the following statements best summarizes the tone of the section “Technology will
save us” in Power of sustainable thinking: How to create a positive future for the climate, the
Planet, Your organization and your life” by Bob Doppler?
a. Technology has generally had a negative impact and is the cause for the world’s sustainability
problems. Therefore, it is unlikely to have any positive impact in the near future.
b. In the past technology has always provided a solution to the world’s problems and allow
humans to maintain a similar standard of living, even when rising population.
c. Technology is not a quick fix solution to the world’s problems. New technologies may provide
part of the solution but only if combined with behavioral change and new ways of thinking.
d. all of the above
23. Mary Ann needs to present a motion information about the Evolution of Human Life. What is
the best way to do the task without exerting too much time and effort?
a. Create a flipbook
b. Download video and show a human evolution
c. Video record a dramatized version of the human evolution
d. Cut out together series of pictures showing different stages of human evolution.
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Based on the graph of Fig. 1.

Timeline of American Media what is the most information media being used?
a.newspaper
b. telephone
c.televison
d. internet

25.Which of the following statements best summarises the tone of the section ‘Technology will
save us’ in ‘Power of sustainable thinking: How to create a positive future for the climate, the
Planet, Your organization and your life’ by Bob Doppler?
a) Technology has generally had a negative impact and is the cause for the world’s sustainability
problems. Therefore, it is unlikely to have any positive impact in the future.
b) In the past technology has always provided a solution to the world’s problems. Therefore, we
can be confident that new inventions will emerge to resolve our problems and allow humans to
maintain a similar standard of living, even with rising population.
c) Technology is not a quick-fix solution to the world’s problems. New technologies may
provide part of the solution but only if combined with behavioral change and new ways of
thinking.
d. ) all of the above
26. If people in the community do not verify the sources of messages provided by any form of
media, what will likely happen?
a. Fake news will spread
b. Cyberbullying will be prevented
c. People will acquire more useful information
d. Health problems such as obesity will be addressed.
27.How does information media works in real world EXCEPT one ?
a.Locating website written by credible botanist to help identify wildfolwers.
b. Searching public archives for information on local history
c. Accessing a government website for information.
d. Hacking files and downloading it.
28.When verifying the credibility or accuracy of the source of information from a first-hand
source, what should one look for?
a. Other sources
b. Primary Source
c. Secondary Source
d. Supplementary Source
29. The community are planning to change the date for fiesta celebration. To get the approval of
the people living in the community. What must they do in order to hear the voice of the people
living in the community?
a. Create a database for them to vote online.
b. Make a manual rotation.
c. Set a meeting and invite all the people living in the community.
d. Make a database and place polling precinct in some area to get their votes.
30. Your report is the steps on how to artificial insemination is done. Since it is not possible to
witness because the swine is still young, what is the best technology to use in class?
a. E-book
b. Audio CD
C. Video Clip
d. Overhead Projector
31. Lloyd accesses, evaluates, and creates messages in his mobile phone to promote his advocacy
to fight sexual harassment. What literacy could be developed by Lloyd?
a. Mobile Literacy
b. Computer Literacy
c. Information Literacy
d. Media and Information Literacy
32.Which of the following does NOT allow media content to flow across various platforms?
a. Journal
b. Internet
c. Radio
d. Television
33. The ability to transform different kinds of media into digital code and make it accessible to a
range of devices is called Media Converge. Which of the following is NOT classified as Media
Convergence?
a. Edmodo
b. Facebook
c. Candy Crush
d. Banat News
34.The following are example of convergence through current technologies EXCEPT one?
a. Telephone, pager, Smartphones
b. Television, Flat screen, smart tv
c. Personal Computer, Laptop, tablet
d. Grinding machine, Sewing machine, Rotating fan
35.What is media convergence?
a.Carrying multiple devices with you on vacation
b.The joining of several technologies into one
c. When several news outlets cover the same story
d. A type of technology that does only one task
36.All of these are part of the three C's of media convergence EXCEPT:
a. Computing
b.Content
c.Character
d.Communication
37. Which of these is an example of economic convergence?
a.What happens after you get married
b.One company owning multiple products
c.Spending money in multiple stores
d.Two countries sharing funding

38.
The viral post of a girl pointing a a man who did not offer a set for her. Based on the viral
post.The following are effects of media in the public except one.
a.Third party Theory
b.Reciprocal Effect
c.Boomerang effect
d.Media effect
39. In the viral post people posted comments against the girl. Since the man make an appearance
on television that his tired from work that he was not able to offer him the seat. Which of the
following effect happened to the girl?
a. Boomerang effect
b. third party effect
c. reciprocal effect
d.Cultivation Theory effect

40.The following are potential sources of media except one.

a. social blogs, pictures, internet forums
b. wikis, video, microblogging
c.Social bookmarking,podcast,weblogs
d. Computer software, word, excel1.How do media and information affect communication?
a. They describe the effectiveness of the communication process.
b. They allow dissemination of information to the intended receiver.
c. They explain what and how messages are relayed from one person to another.
d. They have created a new avenue for facilitating information and communication.