The Information Age is also known as which of these terms?

• A. The Computer Age
• B. The Digital Age
• C. The Information Age
• D. The New Media Age

Answer: (C)

This question tests how we name the era defined by widespread information and digital technology. The defining feature of this period is that information becomes the primary resource, and networks, computers, and digital processing drive everyday life and business.

The best fit here is that the Information Age is the label used for this era, reflecting its focus on information itself. In many discussions, people also use the Digital Age to highlight the role of digital technology in enabling that information flow. The other terms are less precise: the Computer Age centers on hardware and computing devices, and the New Media Age emphasizes changes in media forms rather than the broader information-driven economy.

So, while Digital Age is a common synonym in many contexts, the answer chosen reflects viewing the era by its core focus on information itself.