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Froggy Jumps Fake News QuestOnline version Reading and thinking about online information by stephanie pretel 1 What makes a source reliable? a It provides accurate facts checked by experts. b It repeats gossip from friends. c It has the most likes on social media. 2 Which word best describes misinformation? a False or misleading information. b A trusted article c Confirmed fact 3 What is a 'digital citizen' responsible for? a Thinking critically before sharing content. b Posting as many memes as possible c Only reading headlines 4 What should you check first before sharing a post? a The source and date of the information. b The number of likes c The poster’s profile color 5 Which action helps prevent fake news? a Share quickly to warn others b Ignore the content completely c Cross-check with additional credible sources. 6 What is a ‘clickbait’ tactic? a A detailed science report b A verified government source c Attention-grabbing title that can mislead. 7 Which is a sign of trustworthy information? a Multiple sources reporting the same facts. b A video with edited audio c A single anonymous post 8 Why is it important to verify images? a Pictures always show the truth b Images never need checking c Images can be altered to mislead. 9 What should you do if unsure about a post? a Like it to show you agree b Ask a teacher or check reputable sources. c Share it to prove it’s popular 10 What role do publishers have in digital citizenship? a Publishers decide what is true without fact-checks b Publishers only care about clicks c Publishers should provide accurate, clear information.

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Fake News QuestOnline version

Reading and thinking about online information

by stephanie pretel

What makes a source reliable?

It provides accurate facts checked by experts.

It repeats gossip from friends.

It has the most likes on social media.

Which word best describes misinformation?

False or misleading information.

A trusted article

Confirmed fact

What is a 'digital citizen' responsible for?

Thinking critically before sharing content.

Posting as many memes as possible

Only reading headlines

What should you check first before sharing a post?

The source and date of the information.

The number of likes

The poster’s profile color

Which action helps prevent fake news?

Share quickly to warn others

Ignore the content completely

Cross-check with additional credible sources.

What is a ‘clickbait’ tactic?

A detailed science report

A verified government source

Attention-grabbing title that can mislead.

Which is a sign of trustworthy information?

Multiple sources reporting the same facts.

A video with edited audio

A single anonymous post

Why is it important to verify images?

Pictures always show the truth

Images never need checking

Images can be altered to mislead.

What should you do if unsure about a post?

Like it to show you agree

Ask a teacher or check reputable sources.

Share it to prove it’s popular

What role do publishers have in digital citizenship?

Publishers decide what is true without fact-checks

Publishers only care about clicks

Publishers should provide accurate, clear information.

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Fake News QuestOnline version

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What makes a source reliable?

Which word best describes misinformation?

What is a 'digital citizen' responsible for?

What should you check first before sharing a post?

Which action helps prevent fake news?

What is a ‘clickbait’ tactic?

Which is a sign of trustworthy information?

Why is it important to verify images?

What should you do if unsure about a post?

What role do publishers have in digital citizenship?

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