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WorksheetsFake News
Total questions: 18
Worksheet time: 9mins
Where do the most of the people get the news?
in the newspaper
in the radio
on the internet
on TV
What is the definition of fake news?
Information that is just based on facts
Information created to intentionally mislead its audience
Something that gives you two sides to a story
Real or fake: Zoo in the Netherlands introduces online dating profiles for their orang-utan. They tried to use online pictures to assess whether she would be interested in potential new mates
true
false
is this fake news?
yes
no
Is this fake news?
yes
no
"Click here to retrieve your free iPad!" would be an example of....
Biased News
Rumor
Clickbait
Unreliable Information
If we can't trust something, we say that it's...
Scary
Reliable
Popular
Unreliable
______ is a story passed on without proof that it's true.
Biased News
A Rumor
Satire
A Deepfake
News that is unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something is...
Biased News
Viral Content
Fabricated Information
Unreliable Information
Fake News or Real News?
Fake
Real
True or False: Fake news can be shared on social media.
True
False
Some news stories are:
totally fake.
written by internet trolls.
clickbait.
all of these
News stories that support one point of view over another show:
a bias.
a fabrication.
objectivity.
neutrality.
Which of the following describes confirmation bias?
Believing a news story if it supports your existing beliefs.
Questioning a story if it supports your existing beliefs.
News stories are less likely to be based on real facts.
If an article gets shared a lot, it has to be true.
What is abcnews.com.co?
a well-known, trustworthy source
a fake news site
a fashion website
a website that lists fake news organizations
