INFORMATION DISORDERS

1.What are the three main types of information disorders?

• A. Misinformation, disinformation, malinformation

• B. Fake news, satire, parody

• C. False connection, false context, manipulated content

• D. Misleading content, imposter content, fabricated content

2.Which type of information disorder involves intentionally spreading false information to deceive or harm others?

• A. Misinformation

• B. Disinformation

• C. Malinformation

• D. Satire

3.What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation?

• A. Misinformation is unintentional, while disinformation is intentional.

• B. Misinformation is always harmful, while disinformation is not.

• C. Misinformation is always fake, while disinformation can be true.

• D. Misinformation is always spread online, while disinformation is spread offline.

4. Which category of information disorder involves using humor or satire to criticize issues?

• A. Misleading content

• B. Imposter content

• C. Fabricated content

• D. Satire or parody

5.What is the term for when genuine content is recirculated out of context?

• A. False connection

• B. False context

• C. Manipulated content.

• D. Imposter content

6. Which of the following is an example of malinformation?

• A. Sharing a fake news article about a celebrity's death

• B. Intentionally spreading rumors about a political candidate.

• C. Sharing a true story but omitting important details to create a false narrative.

• D. Creating a satirical news article to make a point.

7. What is the term for when visuals do not support the content of the material?

• A. False connection

• B. False context

• C. Manipulated content.

• D. Imposter content

8. Which category of information disorder involves creating fantasies or fabricated stories?

• A. Misleading content

• B. Imposter content

• C. Fabricated content

• D. False connection

9. What is the best way to protect yourself from falling victim to information disorders?

• A. Believe everything you read online.

• B. Only share information from reputable sources.

• C. Ignore any information that makes you uncomfortable.

• D. Trust your instincts

10. Which of the following is not a common tactic used by those who spread disinformation?

• A. Creating a sense of urgency.

• B. Appealing to emotions

• C. Using credible sources.

• D. Promoting conspiracy theories.