Summative Test on Module 2

It is a kind of fake news which uses genuine or real content but it is re-circulated out of its original context.

• imposter content

• manipulated content

• false content

• misleading content

It is a form of false news which has the purpose of attracting attention and encouraging visitors to click on a link to a particular web page.

• satire

• parody

• clickbait

• propaganda

Querubin checks on the profile of the author of the article she has read before believing the points presented in it. She does this for ____________________.

• accuracy

• reliability

• bias

• relevance

The picture shown is an example of _____________________.

• satire

• parody

• clickbait

• biased news

Why is fake news a problem?

• It is oftentimes used for financial gain.

• The public gets easily deceived that it is real.

• It creates confusion and misunderstanding to the people.

• all of the choices

What makes an information truthful?

• factual-based

• opinion-oriented

• accepted by many as a norm

• orally passed to people through the years

These refer to deliberately constructed lies in the form of news articles and are meant to mislead the public.

• fake news

• parody

• clickbait

• propaganda

What type of information disorder can be observed in the image shown?

• false connection

• fabricated content

• manipulated content

• false context

It was believed in the ‘90s that there was a mutant serpent living in the ladies’ dressing room of Robinsons Galleria’s department store. Furthermore, it was presumed that the snake, the twin-brother of Robina Gokongwei-Pe, preyed on the actress Alice Dixson and eventually fell in love with her. This “news” is an example of ____________________.

• spam

• rumor

• urban legend

• hate speech

The presented picture conveys what type of information disorder?

• false context

• false connection

• fabricated content

• manipulated content