Lesson 6 Quiz: Digital Citizenship

What metacognitive strategy is important for identifying fake news, real news, and satire?

• Annotated drawings

• Making connections

   

• Reflecting

   

• Self-questioning

Where can you find almost all of the research you need?

• Library

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  Internet

• Video

• Encyclopedia

Which information literacy skill requires you to cite your sources and is an important responsibility of the consumer when using sources?

• Accept

   

• Accentuate

• Apply

   

• Acknowledge

As responsible media consumers, it is important we think critically about the information we read, use as sources, and share with others.  Which information literacy skill do we use to determine if the source of information is legitimate before we share it with others?

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  Apply

• Evaluate

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  Identify

• Find

Which website address ending is most likely associated with fake news?

• .gov

• .com

• .co

• .org

Which critical thinking strategy will be most helpful when taking notes in a university course?

• Clarified thinking

• Text coding

• Examining arguments

• Habits of mind

Which real world task uses the “acknowledge” skill of information literacy?

• Knowing how to download legally purchased music and videos

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  Develop a strategy to search for a new home to purchase

• Access a local government website to find crime statistics

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  Checking to make sure a website has been recently updated

Which information literacy skill do we use to let everyone know where we got our information?

• Apply

• Acknowledge

• Find

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  Evaluate

Who has the responsibility to stop the spread of fake news or information from unreliable and inaccurate sources?

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  Only you

• Social media owners

• Only the news producer

• You and the media outlets

Which critical thinking strategy would allow you to label new information with an “!” or a “*”?

• Clarified thinking

• Text coding

• Correct Answer

• Habits of mind