Media Literacy--7th Grade

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What is the definition of fake news?

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News that is not true

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What is the impact of false information on society?

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It can cause confusion and harm.

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Which of the following is an example of false information? A scientific study with peer-reviewed research, A government report with statistics and data, A social media post with a catchy headline and no sources, A news article with multiple sources and evidence

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A social media post with a catchy headline and no sources

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Which of these skills is important for analyzing media? Believing everything at face value, Following only one news source, Ignoring different viewpoints, Fact-checking and looking for credible sources

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Fact-checking and looking for credible sources

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True or False: Anyone can publish information online, so it’s important to verify sources.

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True

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What is 'clickbait'?

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A misleading headline meant to attract attention

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the ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media in a variety of forms

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Media Literacy

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What is credibility?

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How trustworthy you think a message is.

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What is a common way to protect oneself from online misinformation?

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Using critical thinking and verifying facts by checking for other sources and comparing the information

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Which of the following is an example of media? Television, Radio, Billboards, All The Above

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All The Above