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1. What is the main purpose of using an infographic to present ideas or data?

A To write a detailed research paper

B To create a music playlist

C To display complex information visually in a simple and engaging way

D To build a functional website from scratch

2. What is the first step in information collection?

A Data analysis

B Defining purpose

C Data storage

D Data deletion

3. Which method is used to collect opinions from many people?

A Survey

B Programming

C Debugging

D Formatting

4. What is digital literacy mainly concerned with?

A Hardware repair

B Using and evaluating digital information

C Playing games

D Typing speed

5. What is the primary purpose of using a chart or graph to present data?

A To make the document longer

B To make the information easier to understand visually

C To hide complex details

D To use more colors

6. What does reliable information mean?

A Information that is colorful

B Information that is accurate and trustworthy

C Information that is old

D Information that is lengthy

7. What is the role of keywords in information collection?

A To delete data

B To improve search results

C To format documents

D To protect files

8. Which device is commonly used to collect data directly from users?

A Printer

B Scanner

C Speaker

D Projector

9. Which of these is a potential disadvantage of using social media for communication?

A Connecting with friends and family

B Fast and instant communication

C Spread of misinformation and fake news

D Access to diverse perspectives

10. When collecting information from the internet for a school project, what is the first step to ensure its reliability?

A Checking the credibility of the source and author

B Choosing the website with the most colorful design

C Copying the first result from the search engine

D Ensuring the website has many advertisements

11. Which of the following is a primary source of information?

A Research report

B Interview

C Summary article

D Review blog

12. What is data?

A Processed information

B Raw facts and figures

C Computer program

D System software

13. Which of the following is an example of biased information?

A Research paper

B Opinion-based article

C Textbook

D Official report

14. Which term refers to gathering information using computers and the internet?

A Manual collection

B Digital collection

C Physical storage

D Offline processing

15. Which of the following is an offline source of information?

A Website

B Email

C Printed encyclopedia

D Online forum

16. A major consideration for billboard design, which is different from a poster, is that it must be:

A Readable from a long distance and in a short time

B Full of detailed paragraphs

C Designed for indoor use only

D Interactive with a touch screen

17. What is the main objective of Unit 7.1 Information Collection?

A Learning programming

B Understanding how to gather and evaluate information

C Designing hardware

D Installing software

18. What is a key element of an effective poster design?

A A clear and bold headline

B Very small and detailed text

C Using as many colors as possible

D Having no images or graphics

19. Which of the following is used to collect visual information?

A Microphone

B Camera

C Speaker

D Keyboard

20. What is the purpose of collecting information?

A To waste storage

B To make decisions

C To slow down systems

D To damage data

21. Which format is commonly used to store collected digital data?

A Paper file

B Database

C Chalkboard

D Notebook

22. Which of the following is used to collect numerical data?

A Questionnaire

B Calculator

C Speaker

D Camera

23. Which of the following is primarily a professional networking social media platform?

A TikTok

B Instagram

C Snapchat

D LinkedIn

24. Which of the following ensures information authenticity?

A Unknown author

B Cited sources

C Attractive design

D Long text

25. What should be checked to verify information from a website?

A Website color

B Author and date

C Font size

D Animation effects

26. In poster design, what does 'layout' refer to?

A The type of paper used for printing

B The font size of the text

C The arrangement of text and images on the page

D The software used to create the poster

27. What is plagiarism?

A Creating original content

B Copying others’ work without credit

C Collecting data legally

D Storing information safely

28. Which practice ensures ethical information collection?

A Copying without permission

B Taking consent

C Hiding sources

D Altering facts

29. Which law relates to responsible use of information?

A Traffic law

B Cyber law

C Sports law

D Medical law

30. Which of the following helps organize collected information?

A Spreadsheet

B Game

C Browser

D Antivirus

31. Understanding online etiquette and responsible social interaction is part of:

A Hardware proficiency

B Software programming

C Network configuration

D Digital citizenship

32. Why should a billboard have a very short message, typically under seven words?

A It is cheaper to print fewer words

B Drivers have only a few seconds to read it

C Longer messages are less creative

D There is a legal limit on the number of words

33. What is the most important principle for designing an effective billboard that will be seen by people in moving vehicles?

A Using a very small and detailed font

B Including multiple long paragraphs of text

C Using low-contrast colors that blend together

D Keeping the message short, simple, and visually bold

34. Which of the following is a digital survey tool?

A Notebook

B Google Forms

C Whiteboard

D Notice board

35. An infographic is a visual representation of information or data. What is its main goal?

A To present complex information quickly and clearly

B To be used only in scientific papers

C To replace all written text in a document

D To work only on mobile phones

36. Which source is considered most reliable for academic information?

A Random social media post

B Unverified blog

C Textbook

D Online advertisement

37. When collecting information online, what does the term 'credibility' refer to?

A How colorful the website is

B The trustworthiness and reliability of the source

C How quickly the page loads

D The number of advertisements on the page

38. What is information collection?

A Storing data in a computer

B Gathering data from different sources

C Deleting unwanted files

D Sharing data online

39. Which of the following is a key component of digital literacy, focusing on the ability to judge the quality and credibility of online information?

A Information literacy

B Digital programming

C Hardware engineering

D Network security

40. Digital literacy is the ability to:

A Only use a computer for typing

B Only browse social media

C Only send and receive emails

D Find, evaluate, and communicate information using digital technologies

Unit 7: Digital Literacy

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