2023: Test-Digital Literacy

It is possible that a website or article could be biased even if they aren't directly lying to the reader

• Yes
• No

Google orders your search results based off of what cites are the most trustworthy

• True
• False

Social Media Cites will sell advertising companies your information so they can tailor advertisements to your interests

• True
• False

A filter bubble is when Social media companies cover your social media feed with news that is biased towards the companies political party

• True
• False

Confirmation bias is

• Humans tend to interpret information in a way that matches our pre-existing beliefs
• Humans tend to interpret information in a way that contradicts our pre-existing beliefs

Google ranks your search results by an algorithm involving factors like the number of key words

• True
• False

Give an example of whether or not correlation = causation.

What is the difference between a secondary and a primary source

• A primary source is one that actually did its own research and a secondary source took it's information from a primary source
• A Secondary source is one that actually did it's own research and a Primary source took it's information from a primary source

why is a snowball's existing not proper evidence that Global warming isn't real

Does correlation always equal Causation

• Yes
• No