Information Literacy Basics
Evaluating Information
Ethical Use of Information
Technology Literacy
Media Literacy
Media and Information Literacy (MIL)
100

What is the ability to find, evaluate, and use information effectively?

Information Literacy

100

Which Philippine government agency provides official health information about dengue prevention?

Department of Health (DOH)

100

What is copying someone else's work or ideas without proper acknowledgment called?

Plagiarism

100

What is the ability to understand and use digital tools effectively?

Technology Literacy

100

What is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media messages?

Media Literacy

100

What does MIL stand for?

Media and Information Literacy

200

What is the first step in becoming information literate?

Identifying information needs

200

What do we call the quality of information that can be trusted and believed?

Credibility

200

What do we call acknowledging the original author or source in a research paper?

Citation

200

What type of software is used to organize data and perform calculations in tables?

Spreadsheet Software

200

What is the primary purpose of commercial advertisements?

To persuade people to buy products or services

200

What do we call false information that is deliberately created or spread to deceive people?

Disinformation

300

What type of information source provides firsthand evidence of an event?

Primary Source

300

Why is checking the publication date of online information important?

To determine if the information is current or outdated

300

What law protects original creative works from unauthorized use?

Copyright Law

300

What do we call a fraudulent email or message designed to steal personal information?

Phishing

300

What do we call an exaggerated or misleading headline designed to attract attention and clicks?

Clickbait

300

During a typhoon, where should students verify announcements about class suspensions?

Official government or school announcements

400

What do we call specific words used to find relevant information through a search engine?

Keywords

400

What should you do when two websites provide conflicting information?

Cross-check with other reliable sources

400

You discover that a viral social media post contains false information. What should you do?

Avoid sharing it and correct it using verified information

400

Why should software and applications be updated regularly?

To improve security, fix errors, and improve performance

400

What is it called when news organizations emphasize certain aspects of an event to influence how audiences interpret it?

Media Framing

400

What should you do before sharing a viral video that may have been manipulated using artificial intelligence?

Verify its authenticity using credible sources

500

What is the most effective search phrase when researching how social media affects teenagers?

Effects of social media on teenagers

500

An article claims a major medical discovery but provides no author or evidence. What should you do before using it?

Verify the claim using credible scientific sources

500

You want to use a copyrighted photograph in a public awareness campaign. What should you check first?

Whether you have permission, an appropriate license, or another legal basis to use it

500

What type of online tool allows students in different locations to edit the same document simultaneously?

Cloud-Based Collaborative Document Editor

500

Why should influencers disclose when they are paid to promote products?

To maintain transparency and help audiences recognize paid advertisements

500

Your class is making a video about misinformation. What should you do to ensure the content is responsible and credible?

Verify facts, cite reliable sources, respect copyright, and present information accurately