Quiz on Fake News

What is fake news?

• News that is verified by multiple sources

• News that is always humorous

• False or misleading information presented as legitimate news

• True information presented as news

Which of the following is a type of fake news?

• Verified news

• Satire or parody

• Fact-checked news

• Investigative journalism

What is an example of misleading news that’s sort of true?

• A completely fabricated story

• Selectively chosen real facts reported out of context

• A humorous article from a satire site

• A verified scientific study

How can you identify fake news?

• Ignore the author's credentials

• Examine the source

• Only read the headline

• Trust all social media posts

What impact can fake news have on society?

• Undermines public trust in institutions

• Increases public trust in institutions

• Encourages critical thinking

• Promotes unity among people

Which of the following is NOT a type of fake news?

• Misleading news based on ongoing narratives

• Verified news

• Sloppy reporting that fits an agenda

• Intentionally deceptive news

What should you do after reading a headline?

• Share it immediately

• Assume it's true

• Ignore the article

• Read beyond the headline

What is an example of intentionally deceptive news?

• A news article with verified facts

• A fabricated story designed to mislead

• A report based on scientific research

• A humorous parody article

What can be a consequence of fake news during elections?

• Better informed voters

• Manipulation of public opinion

• Increased voter turnout

• Stronger political debates

Which of the following is a characteristic of fake news?

• Thoroughly fact-checked content

• Sensational or emotional language

• Balanced and objective language

• Citations from reputable sources