Fill in the Blanks MEDIA LITERACY _ VOCABULARY IOnline version Choose the corerct option to complete the sentences by Rocio Martinez 1 spin omission sensationalism The news article showed clear bias , presenting only positive details about the company ? s controversial decision . 2 unsubstantiated substantiated The politician made several claims during the debate , offering no evidence to back up her statements . 3 slant mislead click-bait The documentary had a noticeable , emphasizing the benefits of the policy while ignoring its potential drawbacks . 4 brain mind cognitive Some analysts are guilty of reading , assuming they know the motivations behind a public figure ? s actions without factual support . 5 over for by By leaving out key facts , the report was guilty of bias omission , misleading the audience about the event . 6 lurre lure lurk Sensational headlines are often used to readers into clicking on articles that provide little substance . 7 across about up The media tends to play stories about scandals , even when they have limited impact on the bigger picture . 8 strike straight stray Journalists should ensure they don't away from balanced reporting , even when covering emotionally charged topics . 9 bait getter The article ? s click - title promised shocking revelations , but the content was disappointing and irrelevant .
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