Online Reputation Quiz (Y6)

What does it mean when someone checks your social media profile to learn more about you?

• They are invading your privacy

• They are trying to manipulate you

• They are forming an opinion about you

• They are looking for news or views

What can be considered as opinion in online information?

• Facts presented by reliable sources
• Personal experiences shared by individuals
• News articles from reputable publications
• Statistics and data from research studies

Why might some students present 'opinions' as 'facts'?

• To manipulate their classmates

• To provide accurate information

• To share personal experiences

• To form opinions based on facts

What does the term 'influence' mean in the context of social media?

• Manipulating facts to support a viewpoint

• Persuading others to believe in false information

• Having the power to change someone's opinion

• Promoting news articles from reputable sources

Which of the following is an example of 'views'?

• A news article from a reputable source
• A personal blog sharing opinions
• A research study presenting data

What does 'manipulation' mean in the context of online content?

• Presenting accurate information
• Persuading others with valid arguments
• Using deceptive tactics to influence opinions
• Promoting news articles from reputable sources

What should be checked to determine if a news article is reliable or biased?

• The popularity of the article

• The journalists who wrote the article

• The accuracy and reliability of the information

• The use of persuasive language

Which of the following is an example of 'news'?

• A personal blog sharing opinions
• An advertisement promoting a product
• A news article from a reputable source
• A research study presenting data

How can checking someone's social media profile help in forming an opinion about them?

• By invading their privacy

• By manipulating their views

• By understanding their interests and activities

• By promoting news articles

Why is it important to check the accuracy and reliability of information in news articles?

• To determine the popularity of the article

• To identify the journalists who wrote the article

• To ensure the information is trustworthy

• To use persuasive language effectively