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US Grade 1 Media Literacy Test 5

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20 questions · All questions on one page

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K-12 Grade 1 Media Literacy Elementary School (Grade 1, USA Common Core) USA USA Common Core & NGSS
What is this test? for Grade 1 Media Literacy practice (Elementary School K-5, USA Common Core) — Elementary School (Grade 1, USA Common Core) level, USA.
Is this for you? This test is for Elementary School students (Grade 1, K-5) studying Media Literacy under USA Common Core — if you are in Elementary School, this is for you.
Section: K-12 Grade 1 Media Literacy · Education: Elementary School · Part: K-12 Grade 1 Media Literacy · Country: USA

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Question 1
Which is the best example of: email??
A) a TV show
B) electronic messages sent online
C) a phone call
D) paper mail
Question 2
Which is the best example of: an attachment??
A) a hug
B) a toy
C) a file sent with a message
D) a stamp
Question 3
Which is the best example of: Wi-Fi??
A) a fish
B) a song
C) wireless internet connection
D) a wire rope
Question 4
Which is the best example of: a tablet??
A) a touch-screen computer
B) a sandwich
C) a stone
D) medicine
Question 5
Which is the best example of: a video call??
A) a photo
B) talking with live video
C) a movie
D) a phone book
Question 6
Which is the best example of: uld you do with pop-ups??
A) close them and tell an adult
B) click them all
C) type passwords
D) download them
Question 7
Which is the best example of: a game chat??
A) sleep
B) talking inside games
C) dinner
D) homework
Question 8
Which is the best example of: trust every video??
A) no, some are edited or fake
B) yes always
C) never watch
D) only cartoons
Question 9
Which is the best example of: a browser??
A) a game
B) to keep accounts private and safe
C) a program that opens websites
D) a meal
Question 10
Which is the best example of: downloading??
A) drawing
B) saving a file from the internet
C) deleting
D) printing
Question 11
Which is the best example of: uploading??
A) sleeping
B) sending a file to the internet
C) taking photos
D) eating
Question 12
Which is the best example of: ou open unknown links??
A) everywhere
B) no, they may be unsafe
C) yes always
D) with strangers
Question 13
Which is the best example of: a profile picture??
A) a photo representing you
B) a secret
C) your password
D) your address
Question 14
Which is the best example of: private messaging??
A) shouting loudly
B) a poster
C) TV news
D) direct messages to one person
Question 15
Which is the best example of: screen brightness??
A) smell
B) weight
C) volume
D) how bright the display is
Question 16
Which is the best example of: breaks from screens??
A) no reason
B) screens break
C) to rest eyes and body
D) to hurry
Question 17
Why do we learn that a password for??
A) to keep accounts private and safe
B) to post online
C) to forget
D) to share with friends
Question 18
Why do we learn that uld you do before sharing a photo online??
A) send to strangers
B) ask a trusted adult
C) share it fast
D) post everywhere
Question 19
Why do we learn that cyberbullying??
A) watching videos
B) hurting others online with mean messages
C) playing games
D) doing homework
Question 20
Why do we learn that a reliable source??
A) a pop-up ad
B) any random comment
C) a trusted site like a library or school page
D) a stranger's post

About This Test

For Elementary (K-5), Middle (6-8) and High School (9-12) in the USA — Common Core & NGSS-aligned Math, ELA, Science and Social Studies by grade level. Which grade is this for? K-12 USA curriculum.

K-12 USA — 13 grades × 7-15 subjects = 1,016+ tests. Covers Kindergarten to Grade 12: Math (Common Core), English Language Arts, Science (NGSS), Social Studies, Phonics/Spelling/Vocabulary, Art, Music, PE & Health, Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Government and Pre-Calculus. Each heading has 8 tests × 20 questions = 160Q with no duplicates within a test. Tests are grade-appropriate (· Elementary K-5 foundation, Middle 6-8 transition, High 9-12 college-ready). Use Is this for you? badges to find your grade.

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