Question 1

A business owner wants to promote a product using digital mediBased on technology literacy, which approach would be most effective?

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Using social media and digital ads to reach a wider audience

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Limiting the promotion to radio advertisements

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Sending handwritten letters to customers for product advertisements

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Relying only on word-of-mouth recommendations

Question 2

A company is accused of using personal data from social media users without their consent. Based on digital ethics, what is the most ethical response the company should take?

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Apologize, delete the collected data, and implement stronger privacy policies.

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Justify the action by stating that users willingly posted their information.

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Ignore the issue and wait for public attention to fade.

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Deny all allegations and continue using the data for marketing.

Question 3

A company is launching a new product and wants to analyze current market trends. Which source would provide the most relevant and up-to-date information?

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An industry trade journal with recent market reports

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A general encyclopedia entry on product development

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A textbook on marketing theories from 10 years ago

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A blog post from a random customer about a similar product

Question 4

A company launches a new product but receives false negative reviews online. According to the challenges of media, what is the best response?

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Engage with customers transparently and provide evidence of the product’s quality.

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Ignore the reviews and hope they disappear.

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Spread false positive reviews to counteract the negative ones.

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File a lawsuit against every reviewer.

Question 5

A documentary filmmaker is choosing between two camera angles for a crime investigation interview. One is a high-angle shot, making the interviewee appear small and vulnerable, while the other is an eye-level shot, creating a neutral perspective. Which choice is ethically appropriate for presenting an unbiased narrative?

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Eye-level shot, because it presents the subject in a fair and neutral manner.

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High-angle shot, because it visually reinforces the interviewee’s guilt.

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Neither, because camera angles should not be considered in ethical filmmaking.

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High-angle shot, because it enhances the dramatic effect of the interview.

Question 6

A famous journalist writes a news article about a controversial issue. Some readers interpret the article as biased, while others see it as factual. Based on media ethics, what is the best approach for the journalist?

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Provide multiple perspectives and verify sources before publishing.

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Avoid discussing controversial topics to prevent criticism.

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Delete the article if someone claims it is biased.

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Only present one side of the issue to convince readers.

Question 7

A film director wants to create an intense emotional connection between a character and the audience. Based on media language, which camera shot should the director use to capture the finest nuances of the character’s facial expression?

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Close-Up Shot

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Over-the-Shoulder Shot

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Medium Long Shot

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Extreme Long Shot

Question 8

A group of students wants to advocate for climate change awareness. Based on the document, which media strategy would be most effective?

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Creating a viral social media campaign using hashtags and verified information.

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Ignoring online platforms and relying solely on face-to-face discussions.

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Spreading sensationalized news to attract attention.

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Posting personal opinions on social media without citing sources.

Question 9

A historian wants to study the impact of mass media on society. Which of the following would be the best approach to analyze this?

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Examine how the invention of the printing press influenced public knowledge and awareness

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Observe how people used radio signals for long-distance communication in ancient times

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Identify the first recorded news publication in history

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Compare the effectiveness of cave paintings to modern-day infographics

Question 10

A local school wants to incorporate Indigenous Knowledge (IK) into its curriculum. As a curriculum developer, which of the following would be the most effective way to integrate IK into students' learning experiences?

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Encouraging students to interview indigenous elders and document their stories.

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Adding a chapter about indigenous traditions in history books.

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Requiring students to read articles about indigenous cultures.

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Showing a documentary about indigenous knowledge in class.

Question 11

A news anchor is delivering a live report, and the camera angle is positioned at eye level. What is the primary effect of this shot on the audience?

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It creates a sense of equality and direct communication.

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It makes the anchor appear smaller and insignificant.

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It makes the anchor appear dominant and powerful.

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It adds a dramatic and suspenseful effect to the report.

Question 12

A news article on social media claims that a newly released gadget causes health problems. Before sharing the article, what should a media-literate person do?

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Check the credibility of the source and verify the information from reliable websites

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Comment on the post without verifying its accuracy

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Immediately share it with friends to spread awareness

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Assume the article is true because it has many shares and likes

Question 13

A public library wants to encourage more students to use its resources for academic research. As a librarian, what initiative would be most effective in promoting library resources?

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Organizing a workshop on how to use library databases and digital resources.

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Encouraging students to rely only on their textbooks for research.

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Limiting internet access in the library to force students to use physical books.

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Replacing physical books with online blogs and opinion pieces.

Question 14

A researcher is investigating how social media platforms affect democracy today. Based on media evolution, which statement best explains the role of new media in democracy?

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It enables citizens to engage in discussions, share information, and participate in political debates

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It is less significant compared to traditional media like newspapers and radio

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It allows only government officials to control public opinion

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It limits free speech and restricts access to information

Question 15

A social media influencer wants to make an advertisement more persuasive by using linguistic codes. Which of the following would be the best strategy?

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Using catchy slogans and compelling keywords to grab attention.

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Shooting the ad from a low-angle shot to show authority.

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Focusing only on high-quality visuals without any text.

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Adding dramatic background music to evoke emotions.

Question 16

A student is researching climate change and wants a balanced perspective. Which of the following is the BEST way to ensure reliable and unbiased information?

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Checking multiple sources, including scientific journals and different news outlets

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Watching only one news channel to understand their perspective

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Relying solely on personal blogs for information

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Following social media posts without verifying sources

Question 17

A student is tasked with researching the role of media in shaping public opinion. Which of the following best explains how media literacy helps in analyzing media messages?

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It enables students to distinguish between biased and unbiased information

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It allows students to memorize facts from various media sources

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It teaches students how to create persuasive advertisements

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It encourages students to avoid consuming media to prevent misinformation

Question 18

A student is writing a research paper on climate change. Which of the following sources would be the MOST reliable for accurate scientific data?

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A peer-reviewed journal article published by climate scientists

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A magazine article with opinions on climate change policies

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A blog post discussing personal experiences with weather changes

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A social media post from a famous activist

Question 19

A teacher asks students to evaluate different social media platforms and their effects on communication. Which of the following is the best way to apply media and information literacy in this task?

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Analyzing the advantages, disadvantages, and reliability of each platform for sharing information

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Watching viral videos and choosing the most entertaining platform

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Listing all the features of social media without evaluating their impact

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Using only one platform for research to maintain consistency

Question 20

A teacher wants students to analyze the impact of traditional media (TV, radio, newspapers) versus digital media (social media, online news). Which classroom activity best applies this comparison in a meaningful way?

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Asking students to create a Venn diagram comparing both media sources using real examples.

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Having students memorize definitions of different media types.

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Assigning students to read a textbook chapter on media history.

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Showing a video about media evolution without discussion.

Question 21

A teacher wants to integrate digital media into their classroom but is concerned about the digital divide. What would be the best approach?

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Provide both online and offline resources to ensure inclusive learning.

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Require students to purchase the latest technology for participation.

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Use only printed materials to avoid digital challenges.

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Assign online work without considering students’ access to technology.

Question 22

A video editor is reviewing a suspense scene in a thriller film. The director suggests adding ominous background music, dim lighting, and close-up shots of the character’s face. As a media critic, how would you evaluate the effectiveness of these technical codes?

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These elements enhance the suspense and emotional intensity of the scene.

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These elements are unnecessary and do not contribute to storytelling.

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These elements make the scene dull and unengaging.

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These elements should not be used together because they distract the audience.

Question 23

Given the significant role of media in increasing political participation, which of the following best evaluates its impact on democracy?

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While it empowers citizens to engage in politics, it also enables the spread of misinformation and political polarization.

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It has completely replaced traditional political campaigns, making elections fully digital.

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Media is only useful for political participation in developed countries.

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Social media always promotes fair and transparent political discussions.

Question 24

How does fair use benefit students and educators in academic settings?

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It permits limited use of copyrighted material for teaching and research.

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It provides legal protection for creators against unauthorized use.

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It allows them to copy and sell books without permission.

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It grants them full ownership of any material they access online.

Question 25

How does media and information literacy help individuals in making informed decisions?

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It enables individuals to access, analyze, evaluate, and create information responsibly

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It limits individuals' ability to express their opinions online

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It allows individuals to passively accept all media messages without questioning their credibility

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It discourages individuals from engaging with digital media

Question 26

How does media convergence impact how people consume information?

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It allows different types of media to be accessible on a single device

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It reduces the amount of information available to the public

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It makes information harder to access due to technological limitations

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It limits users to only one type of media platform

Question 27

How does the increasing popularity of social media influencers impact media trends in the Philippines?

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It influences public opinion and marketing strategies, but also raises concerns about misinformation.

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It reduces the need for traditional news and media organizations.

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It helps ensure that only verified and factual information is shared.

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It allows users to completely control the type of content they see.

Question 28

How does the media's economic power contribute to both opportunities and inequalities in society?

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It creates new industries and jobs but also widens the digital divide.

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It limits economic growth by preventing the rise of new businesses.

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It ensures that all consumers receive accurate financial information.

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It provides equal job opportunities for all individuals, regardless of access to technology.

Question 29

How has the rise of short-form video platforms like TikTok and YouTube Shorts influenced media consumption trends?

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It has increased audience engagement by making content more accessible and fast-paced.

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It has led to a decline in long-form content like documentaries and news reports.

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It has made traditional media sources completely irrelevant.

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It has forced all media platforms to focus only on entertainment rather than education.

Question 30

If you were tasked with designing a new educational platform using current media trends, what feature would best address the issue of accessibility for students in remote areas?

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A mobile-based learning application with offline access to educational content.

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A paid online course that offers exclusive content to high-paying users.

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A fully interactive 3D learning environment that requires high-speed internet.

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A live-streaming platform where students must always be online to participate.

Question 31

In what way can AI-generated content in media be a double-edged sword?

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It can produce high-quality content quickly but might reduce the need for human creativity.

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AI-generated content is always better than human-created content.

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It only applies to entertainment media and has no impact on news or education.

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AI eliminates bias in news reporting.

Question 32

In what way can the political influence of media be both beneficial and harmful to democracy?

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It enables political participation and awareness but can also spread misinformation.

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It only benefits candidates who have the most financial resources.

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It always promotes accurate information and supports fair governance.

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It prevents voters from engaging in political discussions.

Question 33

Online learning platforms have transformed education by providing global access to information. However, what is a major drawback of relying heavily on digital learning?

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It may widen the educational gap due to unequal access to technology and internet connectivity.

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It discourages students from seeking alternative sources of information.

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It eliminates the need for teachers and traditional educational institutions.

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It ensures that all students have the same access to quality education.

Question 34

The rise of social media influencers as digital entrepreneurs has created new economic opportunities. What is the most ethical concern regarding this trend?

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The lack of regulation allows influencers to promote misleading or harmful products for financial gain.

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Influencers always provide reliable and unbiased information to their audience.

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Traditional businesses benefit more from influencer marketing than online entrepreneurs.

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Social media influencers have no impact on consumer behavior or economic trends.

Question 35

What best describes the concept of ubiquitous learning?

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The ability to access educational content anytime and anywhere through technology.

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Learning that happens only in traditional classroom settings.

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A strict method of education that limits the use of digital platforms.

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A trend where students are required to use only wearable technology for studying.

Question 36

What invention in the Industrial Age significantly increased the speed and efficiency of communication?

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The telephone

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The transistor radio

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The clay tablet

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The typewriter

Question 37

What is the defining characteristic of new media?

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It is digital, interactive, and often decentralized

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It is only available through cable networks

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It is always printed and distributed physically

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It primarily uses airwaves for transmission

Question 38

What is the main purpose of government agencies in providing information?

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To collect, analyze, and disseminate data for public policies

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To promote personal opinions and perspectives

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To create fictional stories for public consumption

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To entertain the public with news stories

Question 39

What is the main purpose of the Cybercrime Prevention Act of 2012 (RA 10175)?

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To prevent and penalize cybercrimes such as identity theft, cyber libel, and hacking.

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To ban all forms of online communication and social media use.

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To allow unlimited access to copyrighted materials on the internet.

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To regulate media ownership and control in the Philippines.

Question 40

What is the primary reason why wearable technology is considered both an opportunity and a challenge in media and information?

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It provides real-time data and enhances connectivity but raises privacy concerns.

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It forces people to become dependent on technology for learning.

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It eliminates the need for traditional media sources.

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It is expensive and only benefits a small portion of society.

Question 41

Which of the following best describes the Prehistoric Age in terms of media evolution?

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The use of cave paintings and oral storytelling for communication

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The rise of social media and digital communication

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The development of electronic circuits and transistors

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The use of the printing press for mass production

Question 42

Which of the following is an example of a primary source of information?

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An autobiography written by a historical figure

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A biography of a famous scientist

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An encyclopedia article about World War II

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A history textbook

Question 43

Which of the following is an example of plagiarism?

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Copying and pasting content from an article without crediting the author.

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Writing an original research paper and citing all sources properly.

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Using images from an open-access library with proper attribution.

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Using an excerpt from a book in a classroom lecture under fair use.

Question 44

Which of the following is an example of print media?

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A newspaper article in the Philippine Daily Inquirer

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A podcast discussing current events

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A YouTube video documentary

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A television news broadcast

Question 45

Which period in media evolution introduced the internet and digital communication?

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Information Age

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Industrial Age

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Prehistoric Age

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Electronic Age

Question 46

Which type of information focuses on original research and is typically found in academic journals and books?

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Scholarly information

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Popular information

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Professional/trade information

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Opinion-based information

Question 47

While media fosters stronger social connections and cohesion, what is a key limitation of its role in building social unity?

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It helps people connect, but it can also reinforce echo chambers and deepen social divisions.

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It prevents individuals from engaging in real-world social interactions.

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It has no influence on social relationships and cultural understanding.

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It always creates a positive impact by eliminating all forms of discrimination and division.

Question 48

Why is it important to recognize bias in media?

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Because media bias can influence opinions and shape public perception unfairly

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Because recognizing bias ensures people blindly trust all media sources

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Because all media sources are free from bias and always provide objective information

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Because bias helps in making quick decisions without analyzing the information

Question 49

You are conducting research on environmental sustainability and find conflicting information from various websites. Based on the criteria for evaluating internet sources, what should you do to ensure the reliability of your research?

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Compare the information with academic journals and credible institutions.

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Rely on information from social media discussions.

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Choose the website that appears first in the search results.

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Select the source with the most colorful and engaging design.

Question 50

You witness a case of cyberbullying where a student is being harassed online. As a responsible internet user, what is the best course of action?

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Report the post to the platform administrators and support the victim.

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Ignore the situation because it does not concern you.

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Share the cyberbullying post to raise awareness among other users.

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Respond to the bully with aggressive comments to defend the victim.

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