Fake News

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Any article or video containing untrue information disguised as a credible news source

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Fake News

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What is the best way to prevent fake news from spreading? Options: File a law suit against the writers, Learn how to identify it and avoid reposting it, Read it all and write your own stories setting the facts straight, All of the above

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Learn how to identify it and avoid reposting it

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A 2016 Stanford study found that more than 80% of middle school students could not do what? Options: recognize bias in a Tweet, recognize that sponsored content was not real news, recognize a fake photograph, all of the above

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recognize that sponsored content was not real news

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A 2016 Stanford study found that over 80% of high school students did what?

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accepted photographs as factual without verifying them

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In a 2016 Stanford study, over two-thirds of college students failed to recognize what? Options: a fake photo, political bias in a Tweet, sponsored content, none of the above

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political bias in a Tweet

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Researchers involved in a 2016 Stanford study about students and fake news called the results what?

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a threat to democracy

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What opposing forces are found on the political spectrum?

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The Left and The Right, Liberals and Conservatives, Democrats and Republicans.

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What driving force behind fake news is related to political views?

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social agenda

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Major news outlets always report stories fairly and without bias.

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False

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Major news outlets can report stories fairly and without bias.

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True