Internet Reliability and Deepfake Quiz

How can you identify unreliable information on the internet?

• By checking the source's credibility, cross-referencing with other reliable sources, and looking for any bias or agenda.

• By ignoring any potential bias or agenda

• By only trusting information from one source

• By believing everything you read

What are some ways to evaluate the reliability of online sources?

• Ignoring the author's credentials

• Checking the author's credentials, verifying the information with other sources, and examining the website's domain and purpose.

• Trusting only one online source

• Believing everything without question

Can you distinguish between fact and opinion? If so, how?

• Yes, by evaluating whether the statement can be proven with evidence or if it is based on personal beliefs or feelings.

• Yes, by flipping a coin

• No, because all statements are subjective

• Yes, by asking a friend

What is the definition of a fact?

• A statement that can be proven to be true or false.

• An opinion that cannot be proven

• A statement that is always false

• A belief that is widely accepted

What is the definition of an opinion?

• A mathematical equation

• A historical event

• A personal belief or judgment about something

• A scientific fact

What is deepfake and how is it created?

• Deepfake is created using artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to manipulate or replace existing content with new, fabricated content.

• Deepfake is created by cloning and altering the appearance of the original person

• Deepfake is created by using advanced makeup and prosthetics

• Deepfake is created using traditional animation techniques and special effects

How can deepfake technology impact society?

• By improving the accuracy and reliability of information

• By promoting transparency and authenticity in visual media

• By creating and spreading misinformation, damaging reputations, and undermining trust in visual media.

• By enhancing trust and credibility in digital content

Why is it important to find reliable information on the internet?

• To spread misinformation and confusion

• To ensure accuracy and credibility

• To believe everything without questioning

• To waste time and energy

What are some red flags that indicate information may be unreliable?

• Too much credible sources, unbiased language or tone, consistent information

• Lack of credible sources, biased language or tone, conflicting information

What steps can individuals take to avoid spreading unreliable information online?

• Believe everything you read online

• Verify the source, fact-check the information, and be cautious of sharing unverified content.

• Share information without checking its accuracy

• Only trust information from unknown sources