English Final Study Guide

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What is a filter bubble?

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A filter bubble is a situation where you only see content that matches your interests and beliefs, based on your past behavior on social media, limiting your exposure to different perspectives.

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What is a digital footprint?

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The trail of information you leave behind online through social media posts, website visits, and online activities.

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How can misinformation be spread?

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Misinformation can be spread through social media platforms, by word of mouth, and via traditional news outlets.

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What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation?

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Misinformation is false information spread without harmful intent, while disinformation is false information spread with the intent to deceive.

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What is the impact of a filter bubble on information diversity?

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A filter bubble limits the diversity of information you receive by exposing you only to content that reinforces your existing beliefs.

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What are the potential consequences of a digital footprint?

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A digital footprint can lead to privacy concerns, potential identity theft, and the permanent record of online behavior.

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What role does social media play in spreading misinformation?

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Social media can rapidly disseminate misinformation to a wide audience, often without fact-checking.

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What is the importance of critical thinking in evaluating information?

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Critical thinking helps individuals assess the credibility of sources and differentiate between accurate information and misinformation.

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How can individuals protect themselves from filter bubbles?

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Individuals can protect themselves by actively seeking diverse viewpoints and sources of information.

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What strategies can be used to verify information online?

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Strategies include checking multiple sources, looking for fact-checking websites, and evaluating the credibility of the source.