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VAC - Fact checking and verification 1st Internals

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the primary purpose of fact-checking?

a)

To promote opinions

b)

To verify the accuracy of claims in the public domain

c)

To generate news quickly

d)

To censor online content

2.

Which of the following best describes misinformation?

a)

False information shared with the intent to deceive

b)

True information shared to cause harm

c)

False or misleading information shared without malicious intent

d)

Satirical content published as news

3.

A fact-check should ideally focus on claims that are:

a)

Entertaining

b)

Viral, impactful, and verifiable

c)

Opinion-based

d)

Anonymous

4.

Which of the following sources is generally considered the most reliable for fact-checking?

a)

WhatsApp forwards

b)

Anonymous blogs

c)

Official documents and primary data

d)

Meme pages

5.

Satirical content becomes misinformation when:

a)

It is published online

b)

It is shared without context and perceived as factual

c)

It criticises public figures

d)

It uses humour

6.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) refers to:

a)

Machines that can only perform repetitive tasks

b)

Computer systems that simulate human intelligence

c)

Software used only for automation

d)

Robots that replace human labour

7.

What is Generative AI primarily used for?

a)

Detecting viruses

b)

Managing databases

c)

Creating new content such as text, images, audio, or video

d)

Encrypting online communication

8.

Which of the following tools can be used to detect AI-generated images?

a)

TinEye

b)

Hive Moderation

c)

Midjourney

d)

Telegram

9.

Which theme is most commonly associated with misinformation in India?

a)

Sports statistics

b)

Communal and religious narratives

c)

Weather forecasts

d)

Film reviews

10.

The e-Courts Project Phase III primarily aims to:

a)

Digitise school education

b)

Regulate social media platforms

c)

Introduce online voting

d)

Improve judicial infrastructure using AI technology

11.

One guiding principle for the use of AI issued by the Kerala High Court is:

a)

AI should be used only as an assistive tool, not as a decision-maker

b)

AI can replace judicial decision-making

c)

AI use is mandatory in all court orders

d)

AI outputs do not require human review

12.

According to the Kerala High Court’s AI guidelines, accountability for decisions lies with:

a)

AI software developers

b)

The AI system

c)

Judicial officers and judges

d)

Private technology companies

13.

A major limitation of AI systems is that they:

a)

Cannot process large datasets

b)

Are always unbiased

c)

Do not require human oversight

d)

Can reflect biases present in training data

14.

Which of the following is the primary legal provision used by the government to block deepfakes that threaten sovereignty or public order?

a)

Section 43A, IT Act

b)

Section 66D, IT Act

c)

Section 69A, IT Act

d)

Section 79, IT Act

15.

In the context of misinformation, generative AI poses a risk mainly because it:

a)

Is expensive to access

b)

Can rapidly produce realistic but false content at scale

c)

Works only in English

d)

Is limited to research institutions

16.

Which scenario best represents “AI-manipulated” content?

a)

A news article written entirely by ChatGPT

b)

A completely AI-generated portrait

c)

A manually edited photograph

d)

A real video altered using AI to change a person’s voice

17.

What is the current status of the Fact Check Unit (FCU) proposed under the amended IT Rules?

a)

It is fully operational under the Press Information Bureau

b)

It has been transferred to an independent regulatory body

c)

Its establishment is on hold as the amended IT Rules have been struck down

d)

It is functioning with limited powers

18.

What risk did social media intermediaries face under the amended IT Rules if they failed to comply with FCU directions?

a)

Criminal prosecution

b)

Monetary penalties only

c)

Loss of safe harbour protection under the IT Act

d)

Immediate shutdown of platforms

19.

Under the proposed IT Amendments Rules 2025, which content must be labelled as AI-generated?

a)

Only content created entirely by machines

b)

Content that is artificially or algorithmically created or modified to appear authentic

c)

Only political advertisements

d)

Only content created using foreign AI tools

20.

Under the proposed IT Amendment Rules 2025, what is the general takedown timeline for harmful AI-generated content once a platform is notified?

a)

72 hours

b)

48 hours

c)

36 hours

d)

7 days