Evaluating Online News Credibility

What was the first piece of information the girl shared that was questioned as potentially fake news?

• A scooter with wings

• Eating one kilo of chocolate a day boosts memory

• Younger siblings are funnier than older siblings

• 2,000,000 computers infected with malware

What are some common reasons why fake news is posted online?

• To provide accurate information to the public

• To make people laugh, get more likes, or harm someone

• To promote educational content

• To share personal opinions and experiences

What important message does the video convey about online interactions?

• Online content is always trustworthy

• Virtual actions have no real-world consequences

• The virtual world is as impactful as the real world

• Sharing everything online is harmless fun

When encountering interesting news online, what is the first recommended step?

• Share it immediately with friends

• Only read the headlines for quick information

• Read the entire article thoroughly

• Assume it is true if it has many likes

What specific details should you look for in an article to help determine its credibility?

• The number of comments and emojis

• The date it was published and the author's name

• The website's color scheme and font

• How many times it has been shared

Which characteristic in a news headline should make you cautious?

• A clear and concise statement

• The use of common, everyday language

• Exaggerated numbers or words like 'important' or 'incredible'

• A question mark at the end of the headline

If a news story contains grammar errors and uses exaggerated language, what is a good next step?

• Immediately report it as fake news

• Check if other reputable sites or newspapers have reported similar news

• Trust your gut feeling and share it

• Correct the grammar and then share it

What should you do if news reaches you through word of mouth?

• Believe it without question, especially if it's from a friend

• Share it with others to spread the information

• Ask an adult to help verify if the information is true

• Assume it's false until proven otherwise