Question

1. Identify the correct sequence of events from this passage. A. The concept of "information literacy" emerged. B. The Presidential Committee on Information Literacy published a report. C. Zurkowski used the phrase "information skills" D. Computers became common. A, B, D, C C, D, B, A C, D, A, B C, A, B, D

Answer 1

Here is the correct sequence of events that refer to Literacy.
1) C. Zurkowski used the phrase "information skills". In 1974, Zurkowski first used this term, referring to skills that can solve several information problems with help of the most relevant information sources and the use of modern technology.

2) D. Computers became common. These devices became common in 1980 and were in use of many companies and home users due to their affordability and efficiency. Many pieces of information could be delivered in every corner of the Earth.

3) A. The concept of "information literacy" emerged. Soon after the popularity of computers, a new concept called "information literacy" emerged and spreaded all over the world. The purpose of this concept is to identify the ability to know if the information is suitable and reliable, and to show up the ability of sensible managing of this information.

4) B. In 1989 the Presidential Committee on Information Literacy published a report. This report stated some qualities which people must have to be considered information literate. It is said that a person must be able to recognize when information is appropriate and have the ability to use effectively the needed information.