MIL graded recitation Lesson 5
Quiz by Jerome Meñale
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- Q1
What type of source are letters written by soldiers during World War II?
Tertiary
Libraries
Secondary
Primary
30s - Q2
Where would you find a basic textbook on organic chemistry?
Primary sources
Tertiary sources
Libraries
Secondary sources
20s - Q3
When researching an event related to Mobo NHS that occurred over 10 years ago, which source of information would be considered appropriate according to the provided scenario?
Interviewing alumni parents who attended Mobo NHS
Interviewing a teacher who recently joined the staff at Mobo NHS
Interviewing current students at Mobo NHS
Conducting an online search for recent news articles about Mobo NHS
30s - Q4
In the context of gathering information for the event related to Mobo NHS that happened more than 10 years ago, which category would interviewing alumni parents who attended Mobo NHS fall under?
Primary source
Tertiary source
Libraries
Secondary source
20s - Q5
Which statement best describes Indigenous knowledge (IK) based on the text?
IK is solely from universities and research institutions.
IK is limited to cultural practices.
IK is controlled by vested interest groups.
IK encompasses unique local knowledge for community activities.
30s - Q6
Which characteristic of Indigenous media highlights its reliance on passing information down through generations?
Utilizing modern digital technologies
Storing information in written records
Oral tradition of communication
Utilizing mass media platforms
20s - Q7
Which characteristic of Indigenous media emphasizes its focus on local communities?
Storing information in digital archives
Utilizing international communication networks
Containing information within the borders of the community
Exchanging information across global borders
30s - Q8
Which theory states that viewers identify with certain values and identities that are presented as mainstream on television even though they do not actually share those values or identities in their real lives?
Propaganda Model of Media Control
Agenda-setting Theory
Cultivation Theory
Third-party Effect
20s - Q9
Consideringthe boomerang effect, how might individuals react when they encounterpropaganda messages that go against their beliefs?
They may conform to the message and adopt new beliefs
They may ignore the message and continue with their current beliefs
They may reject the message and strengthen their existing beliefs
They may question their beliefs and engage critically with the message
20s - Q10
How does the third-party effect influence advertising and public relations strategies?
It suggests that individuals are immune to media influence, affecting advertising effectiveness
It encourages advertisers to target specific demographics with tailored messages
It leads to increased spending on media production and distribution
It motivates advertisers to create messages that appeal to a broad audience
30s