Region V (Bicol) psychological noise in an online class of Province of Albay Philippine Politics and Governance? LIBON COMMUNITY COLLEGE a. Two students argued because they both Senior High School Department have different interpretation of the issue Libon, Albay presented by the teacher. MIDTERM EXAM b. The students communicated through the MEDIA AND INFORMATION LITERACY chat room regarding the issue Name: ________________________ presented. Strand: _______________________ c. Both teacher and students convened A. Choose the best answer in each question. that the students must present their 1. The following are the components of output next meeting. communication EXCEPT. d. Teacher is a bit confused regarding the a. Sender b. Receiver deadline of the output of the students c. Medium d. Information because he is preoccupied by the 2. The ______ begins the communication memorandum he just read before process. entering the online class. a. Sender c. media 11. It pertains to any information that is passed b. Receiver d. feedback on through communication. 3. When the receiver responds to the a. Message b. audience source, intentionally or unintentionally, b. source d. tone of voice she/he is giving _________. 12. These are physical things such as a. Sender c. media tarpaulin billboards, posters, in package b. Receiver d. feedback information contained in product 4. Which of the following is the BEST packaging, and the like. definition of media? a. Visual art c. documents a. Media are physical objects used to b. digital art d. physical medium send message. 13. All of the following are advantages of media b. Media are sources of credible and EXCEPT. current information. a. spread art and culture c. Media refers to various channels of b. sources of entertainment communication between a person or c. privacy issue persons and their intended audience. d. keep us connected d. The channel is the way in which a 14. Generation Z are the people born between message or messages is received. _____________. 5. Type of media where person to person a. 1996-2000 c. 1996-2005 interaction using one’s voice as the tool to b. 1996-2010 d. 1996-2020 deliver message. 15. The ability to identify, understand, a. Public speaking c. mails interpret, create, communicate and b. Conversation d. visual art compute, using printed and written 6. This is a type of communication that uses materials associated with varying contexts. spoken words a. Continuum learning c. literacy a. Verbal b. non –verbal b. Knowledge d. communication b. c. written d. graphical representations 16. It commonly refers to content available on 7. Broadly defined as data, knowledge, or demand through the Internet, accessible instructions through signals or symbols. on any digital device, usually containing a. Media c. information interactive user feedback and creative b. wisdom d. literacy participation. 8. A set of abilities requiring individuals to a. New media c. print media “recognize when information is needed and b. Social media d. broadcast media have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use 17. During this age, people discovered fire, the needed information effectively.” developed paper from plants and made a. Media literacy c. technology literacy instrumentality or weapon through stone, b. information literacy d. media and bronze, copper and iron. information literacy a. Pre-industrial age c. electronic age 9. It refers to the listener, reader, and viewer b. Industrial age d. information age of the message. 18. During this age, people advanced the use of a. Interference/noise c. feedback microelectronics with the invention of b. Sender d. receiver personal computers, mobile devices, and wearable technology. Moreover, voice, and is a direct consequence of the image, sound and data are digitalized. digitization of media content and the a. Pre-industrial age c. electronic age popularization of the Internet. b. Industrial age d. information age a. Mass demassification c. platform 19. During this age, people harnessed the b. Interactive technologies d. media power of electricity that led to electrical convergence telegraphy, electrical circuits and the early 28. This type of library is attached to academic large scale computers (through vacuum institutions like schools, colleges, or tubes, transistors and integrated circuits). universities. In this age, long distance communication a. Academic c. special became possible. b. Public d. company a. Pre-industrial age c. electronic age 29. This type of library is accessible by the b. Industrial age d. information age general public and is funded from public 20. During this age, people used the power sources. of steam, developed machine tools, a. Academic c. special established iron production, and the b. Public d. company manufacturing of various products 30. It includes corporate libraries, government (including books through the printing libraries, medical libraries, and nonprofit press). libraries. a. Pre-industrial age c. electronic age a. Academic c. special b. Industrial age d. information age b. Public d. company 21. It is a writing material similar to paper that 31. This is a powerful, general and accessible as was used in ancient tim. also refers to a an information source. document written on sheets of such a. internet c. broadcast media material, joined together side by side and b. museum d. library rolled up into a scroll, an early form of a 32. This is knowledge that is unique to a given book. culture or society. a. Clay tablet c. Acta diurna a. Traditional media c. mass media b. Papyrus d. telegraph b. Indigenous media d. wisdom 22. This media primarily uses paper and ink. For 33. The following are forms of indigenous the generations of the 80s and 90s, print media EXCEPT. media was the only media. a. Oral instruction c. carved records a. Print c. new media b. Direct observation d. AV transmission b. broadcast d. digital media 34. The following are the basic criteria in 23. When was the television invented? evaluating media and information sources a. 1940 c. 1942 EXCEPT. b. 1941 d. 1943 a. Accuracy c. author 24. This describes the traditional forms of b. Organization d. fairness media that include television and radio. It 35. Which of the following basic criteria answer is the distribution of audio and video the question, “Does the purpose of the content to a dispersed audience via radio source meet your needs?”. or television. a. Author c. fairness a. Print c. new media b. Currency d. relevance b. broadcast d. digital media 36. Which of the following basic criteria answer 25. This is a device for applying pressure to the question, “Is the content grammatically an inked surface resting upon a print correct?”. medium (such as paper or cloth), thereby a. Author c. fairness transferring the ink. b. Accuracy d. Currency a. Motion picture c. punch cards 37. Which of the following basic criteria in b. Printing press d. telegraph evaluating media and information sources 26. This is a service, site, or method that shown in the question, “Is the objectivity of delivers media to an audience. the source consistent with its purpose?” a. Content c. platform a. Author c. fairness b. Technology d. mass b. Accuracy d. Currency demassification 38. She is the Philippines’ last and oldest 27. It is the blending of multiple media forms “mambabatok” (traditional Kalinga into one platform for purposes of tattooist). The 102-year-old artist applies delivering a dynamic experience. It permanent hand-tapped tattoos. Her brings together the “three C’s”— tattoos are examples of indigenous media. computing, communication, and content— a. Whang-od Aggay c. Whang-ad Oggay b. Whang-od Oggay d. Whang-ed Oggay c. Media have embedded values and points 39. Under what key concepts of media literacy of view is “All media messages are created and d. Different people experience the same chosen by a person, a company or an media differently. organization.” 46. What key concept of media literacy is a. All media messages are constructed shown in “Much of the world’s media were b. Media messages are constructed using a developed as money-making enterprises.” creative language with its own rules a. All media messages are constructed c. Media have embedded values and points of b. Media messages are constructed using a view creative language with its own rules d. Different people experience the same media c. Media have embedded values and points differently. of 40. What technique of persuasion was used in d. Most media messages are organized the recent commercial of Tide having Luis to gain profit and/or power. Manzano as the endorser. 47. The ability of an individual, either a. Humor c. celebrity working independently or with others, to b. Macho d. fun responsibly, appropriately, and effectively 41. This technique of persuasion put emphasis us technological tools. Using these tools on physical attributes of models usually an individual can access, manage, female. integrate, evaluate, create and a. Macho c. celebrity communicate information. b. Sexy d. humor a. Information literacy 42. This is a word or expression that is used b. Media literacy repeatedly to represent or characterize a c. Technology literacy person, group, idea, or point of view. In d. Media and information literacy advertising, it is also called slogan which 48. A set of competencies that empowers aims to make a product easily remembered. citizens to access, retrieve, understand, a. Catch-phrase evaluate and use, create, as well as b. Setting share information and media content in all c. Acting formats, using various tools, in a critical, d. Color ethical and effective way, in order to 43. It refers to how the camera is operated, participate and engage in personal, positioned and moved for specific effects. professional and societal activities. Aspects of camerawork include positioning, a. Information literacy movement, framing, exposure, lens choice. b. Media literacy a. Setting c. Technology literacy b. Camerawork d. Media and information literacy c. Camera Shots 49. The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, d. Lighting and create media in a variety of forms. 44. What key concepts of media literacy is It aims to empower citizens by providing shown in “no to people interpret a movie or them with the competencies (knowledge a poem the same”. and skills) necessary to engage with a. All media messages are constructed traditional media and new technologies. b. Media messages are constructed using a a. Information literacy creative language with its own rules b. Media literacy c. Media have embedded values and points c. Technology literacy of view d. Media and information literacy d. Different people experience the same 50. If your teacher in History asked you to media differently. search for places that were visited by the 45. What key concepts of media literacy is Spaniards here in Libon, which of the shown in “Whether words, pictures, audio, following is the BEST source of information? or all three together in a multimedia a. Library c. indigenous media experience, each message consists of many b. Internet d. mass media layers of meanings made up of ideas, attitudes and opinions that can be either obvious or subtle.”? _________END_________ a. All media messages are constructed b. Media messages are constructed using a creative language with its own rules