NDI #5 - Using Wikipedia Quiz

Wikipedia is full of unreliable information.

• True

• False

Anyone can logon to Wikipedia and create whatever content they want. They can even change high circulation articles!

• True

• False

Wikipedia is the larges reference work on the internet.

• True

• False

Which of the following represents one of Wikipedia's content policies?

• Articles must have a neutral point of view.

• Articles can be written to be persuasive.

• Articles are allowed to have a little bias.

• Articles must be written while at a low point.

Which of the following represents one of Wikipedia's content policies?

• Articles cannot have any original research.

• Articles are required to have original research.

• Articles are evaluated without research.

• Editors must get written approval to use original research.

Which of the following represents one of Wikipedia's content policies?

• All articles must be verifiable

• All articles must be unverifiable

• Articles are evaluated without research

• Editors must be verified on Twitter

Which of the following are protection measures put in place for articles and users?

• 10 types of locks can be placed on any article

• Notes and warnings make users aware of the state of any article and its content

• There are no protection measures - the articles are completely free to be edited

• Only those with admin access can make edits to articles

Which of the following Wikipedia facts are true?

• There are 1,206 English speaking Admin

• There are approximately 34.8 million registered Wikipedians

• There are 7,000 articles that are maintained

• Wikipedia only has 12 languages supported