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20 item quiz on recognizing bias in text using relational and extended abstract questions

Quiz by Myra Duldulao

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  • Q1
    What is an example of bias in a news article?
    Using emotionally charged language to sway the reader's opinion
    Presenting both sides of an argument fairly
    Citing credible sources for facts
    Reporting the news without personal opinions
    30s
  • Q2
    Which sentence demonstrates bias in a review?
    This product is easy to use and efficient.
    This product has received many positive reviews.
    This product will change your life, unlike those other useless gadgets!
    This product performs better than similar items.
    30s
  • Q3
    What does it mean if an article only presents one side of an argument?
    It provides comprehensive information.
    It is a neutral and balanced article.
    It encourages critical thinking.
    It may be biased towards that viewpoint.
    30s
  • Q4
    What type of language in an article might indicate bias?
    Technical jargon for clarity
    Neutral and factual language
    Loaded or emotionally charged words
    Simple language for accessibility
    30s
  • Q5
    How can a headline reveal bias in a news story?
    By summarizing the main points clearly
    By presenting facts without exaggeration
    By including quotes from various sources
    By using sensationalism to attract attention
    30s
  • Q6
    What is a key sign of bias in an advertisement?
    Providing comparisons with other products
    Including customer testimonials
    Listing the product's specifications
    Exaggerating the benefits of a product while downplaying its downsides
    30s
  • Q7
    What is an example of confirmation bias?
    Changing your opinion based on new information
    Only seeking information that supports your existing beliefs
    Listening to diverse points of view
    Researching all available evidence
    30s
  • Q8
    Which of the following could indicate a biased source of information?
    The source presents multiple viewpoints
    The source includes references to scientific studies
    The source regularly updates its information
    The source has a history of promoting a specific ideology
    30s
  • Q9
    What effect can bias in text have on the reader?
    It enhances their critical thinking skills
    It increases their knowledge on the subject
    It helps them make informed decisions
    It can skew their understanding of the topic
    30s
  • Q10
    Why is it important to recognize bias in academic texts?
    To only accept information that aligns with personal beliefs
    To ensure a fair and balanced understanding of the topic
    To find sources that agree with one another
    To increase the emotional impact of the text
    30s
  • Q11
    What type of bias might be present if a news article only features negative stories about a particular group?
    Bias by selection of sources
    Bias by labeling
    Bias by placement
    Bias by omission
    30s
  • Q12
    If a social media post presents only one side of an argument and dismisses opposing views, what type of bias is being demonstrated?
    Bias by exaggeration
    Bias by labeling
    Bias by selection of sources
    Bias by omission
    30s
  • Q13
    When a book describes a character using overwhelmingly negative adjectives, what type of bias is likely occurring?
    Bias by placement
    Bias by omission
    Bias by labeling
    Bias by selection of sources
    30s
  • Q14
    In a documentary that only features experts from one political party while discussing a controversial topic, what kind of bias is being shown?
    Bias by labeling
    Bias by exaggeration
    Bias by selection of sources
    Bias by omission
    30s
  • Q15
    What type of bias might be present if a magazine spreads rumors about a celebrity without providing any evidence?
    Bias by hearsay
    Bias by omission
    Bias by exaggeration
    Bias by selection of sources
    30s

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