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Test 6, News and Media Literacy

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Thoughts and opinions about an article that any reader can post.

a)

comments

b)

commercials

c)

articles

d)

URLs

2.

able to be believed, trustworthy

a)

credible

b)

incredible

c)

biased

d)

byline

3.

Showing a strong preference for something or someone over another in a way that's unfair.

a)

indifference

b)

bias

c)

evaluated

d)

commercial

4.

To carefully examine something to figure out its value.

a)

corroborate

b)

evaluate

c)

bias

d)

sponsor

5.

An additional source that confirms or supports a news story, article, or piece of information.

a)

commercial

b)

credible

c)

corroboration

d)

byline

6.

New information about recent or important events.

a)

byline

b)

news

c)

section title

d)

image

7.

A written story in a newspaper, magazine, or online news site

a)

article

b)

bias

c)

byline

d)

URL

8.

Intended to make money

a)

commercial

b)

comments

c)

bias

d)

section title

9.

The title of a news article in big, bold letters near the top of the article

a)

sponsored content

b)

headline

c)

byline

d)

article

10.

A link to another website; it looks like news but is not news

a)

headline

b)

byline

c)

section title

d)

sponsored content

11.

Unique, one-of-a-kind address of an article on the web

a)

sponsored content

b)

URL

c)

email address

d)

news

12.

The name of the article's author

a)

Houghton-Mifflin

b)

byline

c)

headline

d)

section title

13.

Links to other websites that are usually selling something

a)

advertisements

b)

comments

c)

articles

d)

news

14.

The category of an article on a news website

a)

section title

b)

byline

c)

headline

d)

credibility

15.

Before reacting to Breaking News, slow down and check the source. Is the news from a(n) ______________ news organization?

a)

gossiping

b)

reliable

c)

conservative

d)

political

16.

Check the sources for lateral reading.

a)

fact-checking sites

b)

online forums

c)

magazines

d)

newspapers

17.

Most key points can be corroborated.

a)

Questionable News

b)

Credible News

c)

Fake News

18.

Website is biased or is not part of a credible news, academic, or governmental organization

a)

Questionable News

b)

Credible News

c)

Fake News

19.

All key points can be corroborated by other credible sites.

a)

Fake News

b)

Questionable News

c)

Credible News

20.

Author has no clear bias on the issue, and article is not an editorial or opinion piece

a)

Fake News

b)

Questionable News

c)

Credible News

21.

Information may or may not be surprising but makes sense.

a)

Credible News

b)

Questionable News

c)

Fake News

22.

Website is part of a credible news, academic, or governmental organization.

a)

Credible News

b)

Fake News

c)

Questionable News

23.

Information may be surprising but is not unbelievable.

a)

Fake News

b)

Questionable News

c)

Credible News

24.

Information is very surprising, even unbelievable.

a)

Fake News

b)

Credible News

c)

Questionable News

25.

Website is not part of a credible news, academic, or governmental organization.

a)

Fake News

b)

Credible News

c)

Questionable News