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WorksheetsCCYD_ News... Real or Fake?
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 28mins
Barack Obama left a statue of himself in the White House to keep an eye on Donald Trump.
Real?
Fake?
A photo of a horse with the word ‘horse’ on its body as part of its pattern.
Real?
Fake?
A seven headed snake was photographed in India.
Real?
Fake?
The Pope supported Donald Trump for President.
Real?
Fake?
Prince Harry got married in a secret ceremony Las Vegas. (with photos)
Real?
Fake?
An Australian airline employs its first dog as canine air crew. (with photo)
Real?
Fake?
In Thailand a woman was bitten by a crocodile whilst trying to take a selfie.
Real?
Fake?
Iceland held a New Year’s Eve party for asylum seekers.
Real?
Fake?
President Trump is offering free tickets for people from Africa and Mexico who want to leave the USA.
Real?
Fake?
A man pretended to be locked out of his house and asked the Police to help him get in when really he wanted to burgle the house.
Real?
Fake?
Nineteen pigs escape from a truck in a bid for freedom. (with photos)
Real?
Fake?
A dad named his twin boys Ghostface and Raekwon after his favourite rappers from the Wu-Tang Clan. (with photo of naming certificate)
Real?
Fake?
Nun plays keepy-uppy with a policeman.
Real?
Fake?
There were train delays on Southern Rail due to a herd of cows on the platform at Hever Station.
Real?
Fake?
In York, in February 2017, Brad the tom cat married his long-term partner Jenny the Siamese cat.
Real?
Fake?
Frozen peas have been found to have amazing weight loss properties say scientists.
Real?
Fake?
The BBC report that the USA and Europe are building two satellites that will go closer to the Sun than ever before to study it.
Real?
Fake?
A house in Scotland is finding it hard to employ a nanny as their house is haunted and five previous nannies have left.
Real?
Fake?
The website ABCnews.com.co reported that Barack Obama declared an investigation into the US presidential results.
Real?
Fake?
On social media, there is a news story telling people that if they enter their PIN backwards at a cash machine, the police will be called.
Real?
Fake?
The BBC reported on a man in Aberdeen who got his head stuck in a bin and was freed by firefighters.
Real?
Fake?
The BBC World Service reported that an ex-racehorse in America is now a successful painter.
Real?
Fake?
Internet adverts appeared with the news that the next Star Wars film would be filmed in your town.
Real?
Fake?
The turkey legs sold at Disney Theme parks are actually Emu legs.
Real?
Fake?
The Telegraph’s website reported on an old lady in the Ukraine who pulls herself across a river in a flying trough every day.
Real?
Fake?
A funny Springwatch video has emerged of one hedgehog pushing another into a bowl of water.
Real?
Fake?
The website New Chic says that a new type of blue strawberry has been introduced with photos.
Real?
Fake?
Internet warnings about a ‘Dance of Hillary’ virus that wipes all phone data.
Real?
Fake?
