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Summative Test on Module 2

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

It is a kind of fake news which uses genuine or real content but it is re-circulated out of its original context.

a)

imposter content

b)

manipulated content

c)

false content

d)

misleading content

2.

It is a form of false news which has the purpose of attracting attention and encouraging visitors to click on a link to a particular web page.

a)

satire

b)

parody

c)

clickbait

d)

propaganda

3.

Querubin checks on the profile of the author of the article she has read before believing the points presented in it. She does this for ____________________.

a)

accuracy

b)

reliability

c)

bias

d)

relevance

4.

The picture shown is an example of _____________________.

a)

satire

b)

parody

c)

clickbait

d)

biased news

5.

Why is fake news a problem?

a)

It is oftentimes used for financial gain.

b)

The public gets easily deceived that it is real.

c)

It creates confusion and misunderstanding to the people.

d)

all of the choices

6.

What makes an information truthful?

a)

factual-based

b)

opinion-oriented

c)

accepted by many as a norm

d)

orally passed to people through the years

7.

These refer to deliberately constructed lies in the form of news articles and are meant to mislead the public.

a)

fake news

b)

parody

c)

clickbait

d)

propaganda

8.

What type of information disorder can be observed in the image shown?

a)

false connection

b)

fabricated content

c)

manipulated content

d)

false context

9.

It was believed in the ‘90s that there was a mutant serpent living in the ladies’ dressing room of Robinsons Galleria’s department store. Furthermore, it was presumed that the snake, the twin-brother of Robina Gokongwei-Pe, preyed on the actress Alice Dixson and eventually fell in love with her. This “news” is an example of ____________________.

a)

spam

b)

rumor

c)

urban legend

d)

hate speech

10.

The presented picture conveys what type of information disorder?

a)

false context

b)

false connection

c)

fabricated content

d)

manipulated content

11.

These are true pieces of information that are used to harm others.

a)

misinformation

b)

disinformation

c)

malinformation

d)

none

12.

What is presented in the picture?

a)

propaganda

b)

biased news

c)

clickbait

d)

disinformation

13.

Which is not true about accuracy? It ____________________?

a)

brings exact details

b)

conveys no mistake

c)

accepts small mistakes

d)

delivers correct information

14.

It refers to persons who start flame wars or those intentionally upset people on the internet.

a)

trolls

b)

scammers

c)

crowdsources

d)

spammers

15.

What is conveyed in the news shown in the picture:

a)

bias

b)

satire

c)

parody

d)

propaganda

16.

The following are reasons for the spread of fake news except to ____________________.

a)

make money

b)

oppose a political candidate

c)

destroy somebody’s reputation

d)

all of the choices

17.

What makes this news fake? It is the ____________________.

a)

headline

b)

picture

c)

source

d)

comments

18.

This has to do with false information that is shared to others without knowing that it is untrue.

a)

misinformation

b)

disinformation

c)

malinformation

d)

none

19.

What makes the image shown an example of satire?

a)

It uses a famous figure.

b)

It has made a change from the original picture.

c)

It has used an image and has put it into a new context.

d)

It has used humor or exaggeration to critique a policy.

20.

You would doubt the truthfulness of the news in the picture below because of its ____________________.

a)

source

b)

author

c)

caption

d)

headline