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WorksheetsMedia Literacy: Fake News, Credible Source or Clickbait?
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 5mins
Which of the following is when a source uses propaganda and opinions distorted as fact to express a particular point of view?
Fake news
Click bait
Satire
Extreme bias
Label the news story:
Fake News
Credible Source
True or False: One way to spot fake news is if the website has an unusual URL or site name (like ending in *.co)
True
False
Label the news story:
Fake News
Click Bait
Credible Source
True or False: A credible source is likely to have a lot of spelling and grammar errors.
True
False
Label the news story:
Fake News
Click Bait
Credible Source
Label the news story:
Fake News
Credible Source
Which of the following is a form of false and deceptive advertisement that uses links to attract attention and to entice users to click to see more?
Fake news
Click bait
Satire
Extreme bias
Label this news story.
Fake News
Click Bait
Credible News Story
Which of the following is when sources entirely fabricate information, disseminate deceptive content, or grossly distort actual news reports?
Fake news
Click bait
Satire
Extreme bias
Label the news story:
Fake News
Click Bait
Credible Source
Which of the following is when sources use humor, irony, exaggeration, ridicule and false information to comment on current events?
Fake news
Click bait
Satire
Extreme bias
Label the news story:
Fake News
Click Bait
Credible Source
