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Evaluating Information and Identifying Fake News Quiz

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Evaluating Information and Identifying Fake News Quiz

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What is the best way to verify the accuracy of information?

Check the source

Share it without looking into it

Do a web search (correct)

Trust what a web page tells you

What are the three types of false information?

Misinformation, fake news, and disinformation (correct)

Misleading, incorrect, and false

False, inaccurate, and unreliable

Unverified, incorrect, and biased

What is an example of an opinion?

Some people believe that certain wine types are better than others. (correct)

The information is presented without any bias or prejudice

There are many different types of wines available, each with their own unique flavors and characteristics.

Always check the source of information before you share it.

What is an example of objectivity?

<p>The information is presented without any bias or prejudice</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is an example of timeliness?

<p>The information is up-to-date and was published recently.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Fake news is information that is not verified and is often misleading.
There are three types of false information: misinformation, fake news, and disinformation.
Always check the source of information before you share it.
Practice critical thinking and evaluation skills when assessing information.
Don’t just trust what a web page tells you. Do a web search to verify the information.
Look for accuracy and reliability when assessing information.
Fact: There are many different types of wines available, each with their own unique flavors and characteristics.
Opinion: Some people believe that certain wine types are better than others.
Objectivity: The information is presented without any bias or prejudice.
Timeliness: The information is up-to-date and was published recently.

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Test your knowledge on identifying fake news, misinformation, and disinformation with this quiz. Learn the importance of evaluating information sources and practicing critical thinking skills when assessing information. Understand the difference between fact, opinion, and objectivity in information.