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Media Literacy Check!

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Media Literacy Check Quiz

Test your knowledge on media reliability and current events with our engaging quiz! Discover whether you can distinguish between credible sources and misinformation.

10 thought-provoking questions
Engage with critical media literacy topics
Assess your understanding of reliable information

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by CriticalThinker234

Is wikipedia a reliable source?

Yes

Media giant ABS-CBN shut down because of tax violations.

True

False

Was the Mall of Asia Globe stolen?

Yes

Rappler is not a reliable source of information.

True

False

TikTok, Facebook, YouTube are all reliable sources of information.

Only TikTok

Only Facebook and YouTube

All of the above

None of the above

Quote cards are always accurate and factual as long as it contains a proper layout.

True

False

Marcos ill-gotten wealth are unproven.

True

False

�If a lot of people believe it, it must be true”

True

False

Duterte said in 2020 that gasoline and diesel could be used to disinfect face masks. It's true that these two are effective in disinfecting face masks.

True

False

Is .blogspot a credible news source?

True

False

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