Why is critical thinking important in the context of digital information?

• To improve gaming skills

• To decrease critical thinking

• To evaluate the credibility of information

• To increase screen time

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What is a consequence of not fact-checking information?

• Increased accuracy

• Spread of false information

• Improved communication

• Enhanced learning

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What is the term for false information spread deliberately?

• Fact-Checking

• Misinformation

• Disinformation

• Source

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What is the tendency to favor particular viewpoints called?

• Fact-Checking

• Misinformation

• Bias

• Source

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What is the main characteristic of misinformation?

• Intentional deception

• Unintentional spread

• Origin of information

• Favoring viewpoints

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Which type of misinformation is designed to mislead by presenting information in a deceptive way?

• Fabricated Content

• Misleading Content

• Satire or Parody

• Imposter Content

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Which type of misinformation might involve creating a fake social media profile?

• Imposter Content

• Fabricated Content

• Satire or Parody

• Misleading Content

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Which step of the SIFT method helps in understanding the origin of information?

• Investigate the source

• Stop

• Find better sources

• Summarize the content

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What is a key benefit of using the SIFT method?

• Improved critical thinking

• Faster reading

• Increased memorization

• Enhanced creativity

What is often missing in misinformation that can be a red flag?

• Author or publication date

• Images

• Videos

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