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What is the definition of imposter content?

• Misinformation that is passed off as accurate by someone you may trust.

• Edited, changed, or taken out of context media intended to mislead.

• Content that is entirely made up or fictional.

• Information that is consistently shared by reliable sources.

  
  

• Two of the choices are correct

What is the definition of manipulated content?

• Misinformation that is passed off as accurate by someone you may trust.

• Edited, changed, or taken out of context media intended to mislead.

• Content that is entirely made up or fictional.

• Information that is consistently shared by reliable sources.

• None of the above

What is the definition of fabricated content?

• Misinformation that is passed off as accurate by someone you may trust.

• Edited, changed, or taken out of context media intended to mislead.

• Content that is entirely made up or fictional.

• Information that is consistently shared by reliable sources.

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a step in the fact-checking process

• Examine the source.

• Use fact-checking sites.

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  Cross-check the reference with reliable sources.

• Share the information on social media and ask for others opinion.

• All of the above.

What is the main purpose of using a reverse image search tool in the fact-checking process?

• To validate photos and check for manipulation.

• To see if a photo has been edited.

• To find the original source of a photo.

• To determine the authenticity of a video.

• All of the above.

As a netizen, how can you help in advocating Media Information Literacy?

How does information disorder affect your community? What are the most rampant false information and how are you going to fight it? Answer in 8-10 sentences.