Documentary Truths and Myths Quiz

What was misleading about the portrayal of lemmings in the Disney documentary 'White Wilderness'?

• The lemmings were actually filmed in the Arctic.

• The lemmings naturally commit mass suicide.

• The lemmings were shown in their natural habitat.

• The lemmings were thrown off a cliff by the crew.

What was the main claim of Morgan Spurlock's 'Super Size Me'?

• McDonald's food is the healthiest fast food option.

• Fast food can have severe health impacts.

• Eating only McDonald's food for a month is harmless.

• Fast food is healthy if consumed in moderation.

What was a major criticism of 'Nanook of the North'?

• It accurately depicted Inuit life.

• It was filmed in a studio.

• It used modern technology to show ancient practices.

• It staged scenes for dramatic effect.

What controversial claim did 'The Principle' make?

• The Earth is the only planet with life.

• The Earth is the center of the universe.

• The Earth is flat.

• The universe is infinite.

What was misleading about 'Searching for Sugar Man'?

• Rodriguez was never a musician.

• Rodriguez never released any albums.

• Rodriguez was actually living openly in Detroit.

• Rodriguez was a famous actor.

What did 'Waiting for Superman' suggest about charter schools?

• They have no impact on education.

• They are less effective than public schools.

• They are the solution to educational problems.

• They are only for wealthy students.

What was the main argument of 'Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed'?

• Intelligent design is a valid scientific theory.

• Intelligent design is a myth.

• Evolution is the only scientific explanation for life.

• Religion and science cannot coexist.

What was the claim made by 'The Silent Scream'?

• A fetus can scream during an abortion.

• Abortion is painless for the fetus.

• A fetus is not affected by abortion.

• Abortion is a safe procedure.

What was a major criticism of 'The Great Global Warming Swindle'?

• It accurately represented scientific consensus.

• It was a pro-environment documentary.

• It was supported by environmental activists.

• It used fabricated data and graphs.

What was the reaction of scientists featured in 'Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed'?

• They supported the film's message.

• They were unaware of the film's true intent.

• They were happy with their portrayal.

• They believed in intelligent design.