What does the descriptor D14 focus on?

Distinguishing a fact from an opinion related to that fact

Why is it important to respect the diversity of opinions, according to the lesson objective?

To allow for openness to reformulation of positions

To focus only on personal beliefs

According to the material, what is becoming increasingly difficult nowadays?

Separating false from true information

Using the internet for research

What does the quote in the image suggest about information found on the internet?

Not everything you read on the internet is true, even if it has a picture and a quote

You should always trust information with a picture

Pictures and quotes together are always true

The internet is the best source of information

What is the main activity suggested at the end of the material?

Analyzing images that circulate on the internet

What does the material say happens daily on the internet?

Many posts or photos appear as if they were news or facts

The internet is not used for sharing photos

What is the actual origin of the image showing a tree with colorful lightning effects?

It is a painting by @DariusTwin.

It is a long exposure photo of lightning striking a tree.

It is a digital artwork created by a computer.

It is a photo edited with special effects.

Which of the following statements about the image of the tree is correct?

The image is a painting, not a real photo.

The image is a real photo of lightning.

The image is a computer-generated 3D model.

The image is a black and white sketch.

What should you do if you see an image with news and need to decide if it is true or fake?

Analyze the image and use critical thinking

According to the material, what is the truth about the news that Disney was underwater after Hurricane Milton hit Florida?

The news is false and generated by AI

The news is true and confirmed by the park

The news is true but not reported by the press

Why did the park's press office deny the news about Disney being underwater?

Because the content was generated by AI and was not true

Because they wanted to hide the truth

What does the image in the material try to show?

Disney castle underwater due to a hurricane

Disney castle during a sunny day

What should you do if you think the news about the sinkhole is true, according to the instructions?

Share the news without checking

What is the actual origin of the image that claims to show the Himalayas seen from space?

It is a 3D representation made by Christoph Hormann.

It is a real photograph taken from space.

It is a satellite image captured by NASA.

It is a painting by a famous artist.

Why is the statement "The Himalayas seen from space" considered false in the provided material?

Because the image is a 3D representation, not a real photo.

Because the Himalayas cannot be seen from space.

Because the Himalayas do not exist.

Because the image was taken from an airplane.

Why do people appear to be walking in the sky at Salar de Uyuni?

Because of the salt flat's reflective surface

Because of a special type of cloud

Due to a mirage effect in the desert

Because of artificial mirrors placed on the ground

What does Marcus Aurelius say about everything we see?

It is a perspective, not the truth.

It is a scientific observation.

What is the main difference between a fact and an opinion?

A fact can be proven true or false, while an opinion is a personal belief or judgment.

A fact is always wrong, while an opinion is always right.

A fact is a guess, while an opinion is a calculation.

A fact is a story, while an opinion is a poem.

Which of the following best defines a "fact"?

Someone’s feelings or beliefs about a topic.

Something that cannot be proven true or false.

Which of the following is a characteristic of an opinion?

It cannot be proven true or false.

What distinguishes a fact from an opinion?

A fact can be tested and proven, while an opinion cannot be proven true or false.

A fact is always negative, while an opinion is always positive.

A fact is a belief, while an opinion is a law.

A fact is a guess, while an opinion is a statement.

Which of the following is an example of an opinion?

I think chocolate ice cream tastes better than vanilla.

Water boils at 100°C at sea level.

Which of the following statements is a fact?

The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean on Earth.

Blue is the most beautiful color.

What is the main difference between a fact and an opinion, as discussed in the material?

A fact is always true, while an opinion is a personal belief or perspective.

A fact is a guess, while an opinion is proven.

A fact is a perspective, while an opinion is the truth.

A fact is a story, while an opinion is a law.

Why does the author, Marcus Aurelius, believe that what we see and hear are not facts?

Because they are influenced by our personal perspectives and opinions.

Because they are always scientifically proven.

Because they are written in history books.

Because they are mathematical truths.

What is the main task described in the learning material?

Write a sentence in English expressing your opinion about information we see online.

Translate a news article from English to Portuguese.

List all the websites you visit daily.

Write a story about your favorite movie.

Which of the following sentence starters is NOT suggested for expressing your opinion about online information?

Not everything we see online is...

Before trusting online content, we should...

Why is it important to think before trusting online content, according to the learning material?

Because not everything we see online is true.

Because the internet is always correct.

Because all online information is verified.

Because the internet never changes.

What was the main focus of today's class?

Formulating opinions using argumentation strategies regarding online content

Learning about historical events

Practicing mathematical equations

Studying scientific experiments

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