BIAS OR PREJUDICE

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In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are indeed facts or not. Players will answer with ✅ for true facts and ❌ for false statements. Test your knowledge and see how well you can distinguish between what is real and what is not!

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Karen Grei Fernandez

Philippines

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BIAS OR PREJUDICE


BIAS OR PREJUDICEOnline version In this game, players will determine whether the given nouns are indeed facts or not. Players will answer with ✅ for true facts and ❌ for false statements. Test your knowledge and see how well you can distinguish between what is real and what is not! by Karen Grei Fernandez 1 Gravity Yes No 2 Gravity Yes No 3 Dragons Yes No 4 Unicorns Yes No 5 Atoms Yes No 6 Mount Everest Yes No 7 Electricity Yes No 8 Bigfoot Yes No 9 Oxygen Yes No 10 Time Travel Yes No 11 Flat Earth Yes No 12 Mermaids Yes No 13 The Moon Yes No 14 Zombies Yes No 15 Earth Yes No 16 Aliens (in the context of confirmed existence) Yes No 17 The Sun Yes No 18 Water Yes No 19 Ghosts Yes No 20 Magic Yes No 21 Photosynthesis Yes No 22 Prejudice can manifest in the workplace through unequal treatment. Yes No 23 Holding negative beliefs about a religion is a form of bias. Yes No 24 Preferring one type of cuisine over another is not bias. Yes No 25 Having a favorite color does not indicate prejudice. Yes No 26 Stereotyping a group based on their ethnicity is a form of bias. Yes No 27 Discrimination against individuals due to their gender is an example of prejudice. Yes No 28 Choosing to read a specific author does not reflect prejudice. Yes No 29 Being loyal to a sports team is not considered prejudice. Yes No 30 Racial profiling by law enforcement is a clear example of prejudice. Yes No 31 Judging someone by their appearance is a common form of bias. Yes No 32 Bias can be seen in media representation of different cultures. Yes No 33 Enjoying a particular genre of music does not reflect bias. Yes No 34 Making a decision based on facts is not bias. Yes No 35 Having a preference for chocolate over vanilla is not bias. Yes No 36 Making friends with people who share your interests is not prejudice. Yes No 37 Choosing to support a local business is not an example of prejudice. Yes No 38 Bias in academic grading can affect students' futures. Yes No 39 Assuming someone's abilities based on their age reflects prejudice. Yes No 40 Enjoying a hobby does not indicate bias. Yes No 41 Favoring one political party over another without reason shows bias. Yes No

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BIAS OR PREJUDICEOnline version

by Karen Grei Fernandez

Gravity

Gravity

Dragons

Unicorns

Atoms

Mount Everest

Electricity

Bigfoot

Oxygen

Time Travel

Flat Earth

Mermaids

The Moon

Zombies

Earth

Aliens (in the context of confirmed existence)

The Sun

Water

Ghosts

Magic

Photosynthesis

Prejudice can manifest in the workplace through unequal treatment.

Holding negative beliefs about a religion is a form of bias.

Preferring one type of cuisine over another is not bias.

Having a favorite color does not indicate prejudice.

Stereotyping a group based on their ethnicity is a form of bias.

Discrimination against individuals due to their gender is an example of prejudice.

Choosing to read a specific author does not reflect prejudice.

Being loyal to a sports team is not considered prejudice.

Racial profiling by law enforcement is a clear example of prejudice.

Judging someone by their appearance is a common form of bias.

Bias can be seen in media representation of different cultures.

Enjoying a particular genre of music does not reflect bias.

Making a decision based on facts is not bias.

Having a preference for chocolate over vanilla is not bias.

Making friends with people who share your interests is not prejudice.

Choosing to support a local business is not an example of prejudice.

Bias in academic grading can affect students' futures.

Assuming someone's abilities based on their age reflects prejudice.

Enjoying a hobby does not indicate bias.

Favoring one political party over another without reason shows bias.