FAKE NEWS- going online 1

The radio ​ (a)   of the football match kept fans on the edge of their seats.

• broadcast
• streaming
• tune

The ​ (a)   held by the popular writer attracted many fans and journalists.

• press conference
• clickbait
• headline

An individual responsible for reviewing, revising, and refining written content, such as articles, books, etc.

(a)  

After a few promising dates, John suddenly stopped responding to Sarah's messages, effectively ​ (a)   without any explanation.

• ghosting  her
• following her
• deleting her

After weeks of silence, I was surprised when she finally ​ (a)   me.

• texted
• tweeted
• updated

In social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook, it refers to subscribing to their updates or posts, allowing you to see what is going on

(a)  

By following some steps, you can effectively ​ (a)   and identify fake news, helping to combat the spread of misinformation.

• analyse
• update
• stream
• google

a computer operation that involves duplicating text, images, or other content from one location and inserting it into another

(a)  

unlikely to believe, doubtful

(a)  

The video of the cute puppy playing with a butterfly ​ (a)   on social media, capturing the hearts of millions around the world.

• went viral
• flew away
• disappeared