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Media Information Literacy Crossword
 

Crossword Puzzle

Media Information Literacy CrosswordOnline version

Explore key MIL concepts in a concise puzzle.

by Cyrus James Manatiga
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The channels of communication used to share messages and information.

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A tendency or prejudice that affects how information is presented or interpreted.

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The quality of being trusted or believable.

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The process of confirming the truth or accuracy of a claim.

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Material designed to influence opinions or actions through persuasive messaging.

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The act of examining statements for truthfulness and accuracy.

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False or inaccurate information shared without intent to mislead.

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Deliberately false information spread to mislead others.

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Rules used by platforms to rank, filter, or recommend content.

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Legal rights that protect creators' control over their works.

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The right to control access to personal information.

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The suppression or restriction of content by authorities or institutions.

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A humorous or ironic critique used to expose issues in media.

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Principles guiding responsible use and evaluation of information.

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The state of being unidentified to protect personal information online.

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