Vocabulary - Misinformation

What is freedom of expression?

• The right to mislead othersThe right to share thoughts and ideas without censorship

• The right to spread misinformation

• The right to share thoughts and ideas without censorship

• The right to claim something without evidence

Why is it important to accurately report the facts?

• To spread fake news

• To ensure people have access to reliable information

• To mislead others

• To suit personal agendas

Why is it crucial to verify information before sharing it?

• Misinformation can spread rapidly in the digital era

• Verified information is not reliable

• Sharing unverified information is responsible

• Verification is unnecessary

Why is it irresponsible to claim something is true without concrete evidence?

• It can mislead others

• It helps spread misinformation

• It supports freedom of expression

• It suits personal agendas

What should you do when confronted with a dubious statement?

• Ignore the statement

• Believe the statement without question

• Spread the statement without verification

• Look for proof and reliable sources to verify the accuracy

It's essential to differentiate between _____________ information when evaluating news sources.

• true and false

• genuine and fake

• right and wrong

• correct and incorrect

The reporter _________ his story about aliens was true but no one believed him.

• said

• told

• claimed

• explained

I had no idea what the answer for the test was so I just ____________.

• claimed it was true

• trusted my idea

• made something up

• lied