Media Literacy: Decode Fake News

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Froggy Jumps Media Literacy: Decode Fake NewsOnline version Spot truth in media by Sivaprasath Prabu 1 What is the first step to verify a news story you doubt? a Check the original source and dates b Share the story with friends for confirmation c Look at a single sensational headline only 2 Which signal most strongly suggests a piece might be fake? a A long article with many quotes b High-quality images c Lack of credible sources and citations 3 What is a common tactic used in fake news headlines? a Neutral, dry headline style b Clickbait that oversimplifies a story c Balanced reporting with multiple viewpoints 4 Which action reduces exposure to misinformation on social media? a Only read headlines b Engage shares to boost visibility c Cross-check with reputable fact-checkers 5 Why is verifying the author important? a It guarantees accuracy b It reveals expertise and possible biases c It makes the article longer 6 What should you do with unnamed sources in a story? a Assume they are experts b Treat them as unverified and seek confirmation c Ignore the article entirely 7 Which sign indicates a biased article? a Clear, structured arguments b Neutral tone throughout c Loaded language aiming to persuade rather than inform 8 What role do images play in fake news often? a Images are always reliable b Images are irrelevant to truth c Images can be manipulated to mislead 9 Which habit helps evaluate online content over time? a Only read one trusted source b Compare multiple outlets covering the same event c Disregard user comments entirely 10 What is the difference between opinion and fact in reporting? a Facts are verifiable; opinions express viewpoints b Opinions are verifiable; facts are beliefs c Facts are irrelevant in journalism

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Media Literacy: Decode Fake NewsOnline version

by Sivaprasath Prabu

What is the first step to verify a news story you doubt?

Which signal most strongly suggests a piece might be fake?

What is a common tactic used in fake news headlines?

Which action reduces exposure to misinformation on social media?

Why is verifying the author important?

What should you do with unnamed sources in a story?

Which sign indicates a biased article?

What role do images play in fake news often?

Which habit helps evaluate online content over time?

What is the difference between opinion and fact in reporting?