Fake News
Quiz by Nanna Schandorf Stork
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- Q1What should NOT be considered when deciding if a website is credible?The websites text fontAuthor and his or hers backgroundReviewsThe publish/update date30s
- Q2News with a misrepresentive title that encourages reader to open a web page is know as…?Cover storyEditorialPropagandaClickbait30s
- Q3Which of the following is a good way to AVOID reading fake news?Reading biased articlesRead the first paragraph of the articleCheck bibliography for credible sourcesClick the most outrageously titled article that you see30s
- Q4Media that contains inaccurate information with no facts to back it up.ClickbaitFake NewsPackaged NewsLoaded Words30s
- Q5Proving a source is reliable and using a series of processes that can be repeated by others.Loaded WordsPackaged NewsFack CheckingTriangulation30s