Understanding News Credibility

What is the purpose of asking questions like "Who said it?" and "Why did they say it?" when reading news?

• To find out who wrote the news for fun

• To verify the trustworthiness of the news source

• To decide if the news is interesting or boring

• To find errors in the grammar of the news

Why is it important to check the website address of news?

• To find out if the website sells goods or services

• To know if the website is an educational institution

• To identify the type of website and ensure its credibility

• To learn about the design of the website

What does the article recommend checking to ensure news is current?

• The author's name

• The publication date

• The number of times it has been shared

• The comments section

Why is it risky to trust old articles shared on social media?

• They might have outdated information

• They are always fake

• They may not have a publication date

• They are difficult to read

Who are considered experts you can ask about unclear news?

• Parents and teachers

• Librarians and researchers

• Journalists and scientists

• All of the above

What type of websites usually end with ".edu"?

• Government websites

• Commercial websites

• Educational institutions

• Social media platforms

What should you do if you find news that confuses or worries you?

• Ignore it and move on

• Tell a trusted adult

• Share it with your friends for opinions

• Comment on the article

What is the first step to spot fake news according to the text?

• Check the publication date

• Be critical and ask questions

• Consult with experts

• Verify the website address

Why is it important to check if a news story has been updated?

• To ensure it is accurate and current

• To know the original author

• To find out if it is a trending topic

• To read other people's opinions

What should you do if you come across a questionable story on the internet?

• Trust it if it looks professional

• Ask experts or trusted adults about it

• Share it immediately on social media

• Search for similar stories to verify its truth