
Understanding Fake News and Misinformation

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Mia Campbell
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Journalism, Social Studies
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9th - 12th Grade
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5 plays
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Medium
03:20
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is one way 'fake news' can be used according to the video?
To promote scientific research
To attack credible journalism
To enhance entertainment value
To support educational content
2.
Multiple Choice
What is a common limitation of real news as discussed in the video?
It is never sensationalized
It is often outdated
It is always biased
It is presented as a narrative
3.
Multiple Choice
What is one reason news may be sensationalized?
To provide more context
To draw an audience
To reduce bias
To increase objectivity
4.
Multiple Choice
What is a challenge in distinguishing news from other content types online?
Editorials are clearly marked
Opinion pieces are always objective
All content is factual
Sponsored content is camouflaged
5.
Multiple Choice
How do reputable news organizations ensure the accuracy of their stories?
By avoiding corrections
By ignoring fact-checkers
By verifying sources
By speculating on unknowns
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