RIZAL - LITERACY

A viral social media post claims an unapproved treatment cures a common illness. Health experts warn it's harmful. What should you do?

• A) Ignore the post, as it will likely fade on its own.

• B) Share the post with a disclaimer, explaining the risks.

• C) Immediately correct the misinformation with a factual, evidence-based response.

• D) Contact the influencers sharing the post and ask them to delete it.

Which of the following best defines historical distortion?

• A) The process of preserving historical facts without any changes or biases.

• B) The intentional or unintentional alteration of historical facts to create a misleading narrative.

• C) The study of ancient historical records to uncover hidden truths.
  

• D) The process of interpreting history through the lens of modern events and perspectives.

You come across a news article that intentionally spreads misleading information about a political figure, using partially true facts to damage their reputation. The article is shared widely, and people are reacting negatively. What type of misinformation is this?

• A) Disinformation

• B) Malinformation

• C) Fake news

• D) Satire

A student is reading an online article for a history assignment and notices that it contains inaccurate information about a key historical event. What should the student do?

• A) Ignore the inaccuracy and continue with their work.

• B) Share the article with friends to discuss the mistake.

• C) Report the inaccuracy to the teacher or a reliable source for clarification.

• D) Rewrite the historical event based on their own interpretation.

If you were José Rizal, how would you react to modern issues, particularly in digital literacy and the spread of misinformation in today's society?