Fake News Key Vocabulary

What does the word 'fooled' mean?

• Deceived or tricked.

• Encouraged or supported.

• Bored or uninterested.

• Enlightened or informed.

Define 'fake news' in your own words.

• News that is always true and verified.

• Fake news is false or misleading information presented as legitimate news.

• A type of entertainment news show.

• Reports that are only about celebrity gossip.

What is the meaning of 'subtle'?

• Obvious and clear; easily understood.

• Rough or harsh; lacking finesse.

• Loud and attention-grabbing; very noticeable.

• Delicate or understated; not obvious.

How would you describe something that is 'political'?

• Related to governance, policies, or affairs of a state or community.

• Focused solely on environmental issues.

• Related to personal beliefs or opinions.

• Concerned with economic transactions only.

What does it mean to 'bombard' someone with information?

• To overwhelm someone with excessive information.

• To confuse someone with vague statements.

• To share information in a clear and concise manner.

• To provide someone with helpful information.

Can you explain the term 'phenomenon'?

• A phenomenon is a fictional character in literature.

• A phenomenon is a rare and unusual object.

• A phenomenon is a type of scientific theory.

• A phenomenon is an observable event or occurrence.

What does 'unrelated' mean in a sentence?

• Having a strong bond or relationship

• Connected or related to something

• Not connected or having no relationship.

• Pertaining to a specific topic or subject

How would you use 'unfortunately' in a context?

• Unfortunately, the weather was perfect for the event.

• Unfortunately, the event was moved to a different location.

• Unfortunately, everyone enjoyed the event too much.

• Unfortunately, the event was canceled due to bad weather.

"misinformation" can be translated into.....

• nhỡ thông tin

• sai lệch thông tin

"Photoshopped" can be translated into.....

• chỉnh sửa ảnh

• cửa hàng chụp ảnh