Media Literacy: Fake News, Credible Source or Clickbait?

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Which of the following is when a source uses propaganda and opinions distorted as fact to express a particular point of view? Fake news, Click bait, Satire, Extreme bias

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Extreme bias

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Label the news story:

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Fake News

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True or False: One way to spot fake news is if the website has an unusual URL or site name (like ending in *.co)

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True

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Label the news story: Fake News, Click Bait, Credible Source

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Click Bait

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True or False: A credible source is likely to have a lot of spelling and grammar errors.

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False

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Label the news story: Fake News, Click Bait, Credible Source

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Click Bait

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Label the news story:

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Fake News

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Which of the following is a form of false and deceptive advertisement that uses links to attract attention and to entice users to click to see more?
Fake news,
Click bait,
Satire,
Extreme bias

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Click bait

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Label this news story.

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Fake News

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Which of the following is when sources entirely fabricate information, disseminate deceptive content, or grossly distort actual news reports? Fake news, Click bait, Satire, Extreme bias

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Fake news