Questions: Among the media literacy skills is "the ability to think critically about media messages, no matter how credible their sources."

Among the media literacy skills is "the ability to think critically about media messages, no matter how credible their sources."
Transcript text: Among the media literacy skills is "the ability to think critically about media messages, no matter how credible their sources."
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The answer is critically; credible

Explanation
Option 1: unconsciously; apparent

This option suggests that media literacy involves thinking unconsciously about media messages, which contradicts the essence of media literacy. Media literacy requires active engagement and conscious analysis, not unconscious processing. The word "apparent" does not fit well in the context of evaluating the credibility of sources.

Option 2: critically; credible

This option aligns well with the principles of media literacy. Media literacy involves the ability to think critically about media messages, which means analyzing and evaluating the content, purpose, and credibility of the information presented. The term "credible" refers to the trustworthiness or reliability of the sources, which is a key aspect of media literacy.

Option 3: automatically; numerous

Thinking automatically about media messages does not align with the concept of media literacy, which requires deliberate and thoughtful analysis. The word "numerous" does not fit the context of evaluating the credibility of sources.

Option 4: credibly; large

This option does not make sense in the context of media literacy. Thinking "credibly" is not a recognized skill, and "large" does not relate to the evaluation of media sources.

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