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Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 2mins
1. The spread of fake news can be minimized if students, as well as the community, are able to evaluate the authenticity, accuracy, authority, and truthfulness of any information.
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2. Truthful communication is human responsibility. In other words, truth must always thrive, no matter what the consequences are.
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False
3. A certain social media post is a credible information if there is a great amount of engagement; meaning, there is a huge number of likes, comments and shares.
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4. If an author of a certain article has some history of cyber libel, click the website and trust the author that he or she has already transformed.
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5. YouTube Vlogs, Tik-tok contents, news, academic websites, and peer-reviewed publications give equal intensity of information – all give true and trusted information.
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6. When a website contains fact-checked information with citations and references from reliable sources; that is an unreliable website.
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7. According to writer A.D. Aliwat, the truth must always prevail as misinformation is dangerous to the society.
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8. Good news sources must always be peer-reviewed, made by recognized academic institutions, and must be supported by related, reliable references.
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9. When a person is able to spot reliable news from disinformation and misinformation, that person is news literate.
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10. Before you access a website information, always think before you click.
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