News & Media Literacy

How can students analyze the credibility of online sources?

• By evaluating the source's reputation and evidence
• By creating fake news themselves
• By sharing the information with others
• By using technology responsibly

What are some strategies for finding credible news online?

• Creating fake news
• Sharing information with others
• Evaluating the source's reputation and evidence
• Using technology irresponsibly

What is the definition of fake news?

• News that is not interesting
• News that is not popular
• News that is not important
• News that is not true

What is the responsibility of using technology to access and share information?

• To only share information from credible sources
• To only share information that is popular
• To only share information that is important
• To only share information that is interesting

What is the purpose of the lesson 'Finding Credible News'?

• To teach students how to create fake news
• To help students evaluate online information
• To promote the use of technology in learning
• To encourage students to share false information

Why is critical thinking important when evaluating online information?

• To help students create fake news
• To encourage the use of technology
• To determine the credibility of sources
• To promote the spread of false information

How do credible and non-credible sources of information differ?

• Credible sources have a good reputation
• Credible sources have catchy headlines
• Credible sources have no sources or evidence
• Credible sources have no impact on society

What is the role of digital citizenship in evaluating online information?

• To teach students how to create fake news
• To promote the spread of false information
• To encourage critical thinking
• To discourage the use of technology

What is the impact of false information on society?

• It encourages the spread of accurate information
• It can cause confusion and harm
• It has no effect on society
• It promotes critical thinking and evaluation of sources

Which of the following is an example of false information?

• A scientific study with peer-reviewed research
• A government report with statistics and data
• A social media post with a catchy headline and no sources
• A news article with multiple sources and evidence