Understanding Hoaxes and Prepositions

There is no clear evidence ___ the claim that the moon landing was a hoax. (of / about / for)

• for

• with

• to

• against

The belief ___ some people that the Earth is flat is widely disputed. (in / on / of)

• at

• of

• about

• in

He showed no concern ___ the spread of fake news online. (on / about / with)

• for

• to

• about

• in

Many conspiracy theories are based on a lack ___ understanding of science. (on / of / about)

• about

• in

• of

• on

The claim ___ the authenticity of this photo has been debunked. (of / on / to)

• of

• with

• for

• about

The public expressed their doubt ___ the legitimacy of the information. (to / about / with)

• about

• to

• with

• for

Hoaxes often involve an intentional deception ___ the audience. (on / of / against)

• on

• to

• with

• for

He has a strong interest ___ debunking conspiracy theories online. (in / about / on)

• on

• for

• in

• about

They ___ that the evidence was fabricated. (admit / deny / claim)

• deny

• confirm

• ignore

• accept

She ___ him of spreading false information. (apologize / accuse / complain)

• accuse

• ignore

• praise

• support