Digital Citizenship Final Review

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What should you do if you see a message that says, "Due to an emergency, school has been canceled until next Monday. Please share immediately." and you're not sure if it's official? Options: Check the school website and have your parents call the school to see if the school officials confirm the message, Check the source, Look closely for clues that something is not right, All of the above

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All of the above

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You see a news article online that surprises you and that you find hard to believe. One step you could take would be to corroborate the information on a ________________ source.

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credible

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When you are doing research online you will want to ________________ your sources to ensure that they are trustworthy.

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evaluate

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What do fake news and questionable sites have in common?

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They both may show bias.

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Having preference for one thing over another in a way that's unfair is called:

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Bias

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You see a post on social media that your favorite singer has quit the music business which surprises and upsets you. You should:

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Corroborate the information on a credible source before sharing it with others

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Information may or may not be surprising but makes sense. Author has no clear bias on the issue, and article is not an editorial or opinion piece. All key points can be corroborated by other trustworthy sites. This sounds like:

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Credible news

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This sounds like: Fake news, Questionable news, Credible news

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Fake news

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This sounds like: Fake news, Questionable news, Credible news

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Questionable news

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In order to evaluate the credibility of the information you find online, you will want to: Read closely. Take note of anything that is surprising or hard to believe. Analyze the source Look for corroboration

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All of the above