Understanding Fake News

What is fake news?

• Accurate information confirmed by experts.

• Verified data from reliable sources.

• False or misleading information provided as news.

• Statistical reports from government agencies.

How has the perception of fake news changed in recent years?

• It has remained constant.

• It has decreased significantly.

• It has been growing exponentially.

• It has become less of a concern.

As of the information provided, what percentage of Americans trust the media as reliable?

• 39%

• 59%

• 75%

• 85%

Where is fake news especially being spread right now according to the image?

• In newspapers

• On the internet

• On television

• Through radio broadcasts

Which apps are mentioned in the image as making it easier to spread fake news?

• Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, TikTok

• LinkedIn, WhatsApp, YouTube, Snapchat

• Reddit, Tumblr, Pinterest, WeChat

• Telegram, Signal, Viber, Line

What is the term for fake news where new content that is completely false is created?

• Satire

• False Connection

• Manipulated Content

• Fabricated Content

What type of fake news is characterized by real information that is manipulated to deceive?

• Misleading Content

• False Content

• Imposter Content

• Manipulated Content

Which type of fake news involves genuine sources being impersonated?

• Satire

• False Connection

• Imposter Content

• Fabricated Content

What are the three biggest outlets for spreading fake news right now?

• Social Media, AI generated articles and images, Independent bloggers

• AI generated articles and images, Large news networks spreading one sided information, Social Media

• Television, Radio broadcasts, Print newspapers

• Online forums, Email newsletters, Viral videos

What is AI becoming in the context of spreading fake news?

• A) A minor contributor

• B) A super spreader

• C) A fact-checker

• D) An irrelevant factor