QAnon Explained: How The Conspiracy Became Mainstream - TLDR News
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was the main claim made by the user known as Q Clearance Patriot?
That they were a high-level insider with access to secret data.
That they had evidence of a global warming conspiracy.
That they were a famous celebrity in disguise.
That they could predict natural disasters.
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Which platforms played a significant role in spreading the QAnon theory?
LinkedIn and Snapchat
Reddit and TikTok
Twitter and Instagram
Facebook and YouTube
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What was one of the extreme claims made by QAnon about JFK Jr.?
He was running for political office.
He was leading a new political party.
He faked his death to fight against a paedophile ring.
He was secretly living in Europe.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is the 'rabbit hole' effect in the context of YouTube?
A way to block unwanted content.
A method to increase video quality.
A feature that suggests increasingly extreme content.
A tool for video editing.
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
30 sec • 1 pt
How did Facebook's algorithm change affect the spread of QAnon content?
It completely blocked all conspiracy theories.
It reduced the visibility of user-generated content.
It increased the visibility of group activity and user-generated content.
It promoted only official news pages.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What has the FBI warned about in relation to conspiracy theories like QAnon?
They have no impact on society.
They are decreasing in influence.
They are leading to an increase in domestic terrorism.
They are beneficial for community building.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is one of the main challenges for social media platforms regarding conspiracy theories?
Reducing the number of users on the platform.
Increasing the number of conspiracy theories.
Balancing free speech with the need to prevent misinformation.
Deciding which theories to promote.
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