ACM_101_Section_A

Which of the following is a method used to verify the accuracy of information?

• Reverse Image Search

• Posting the information on social media

• Ignoring the source

• Writing a blog about it

What is the primary purpose of media ethics?

• To ensure media outlets generate profits.

• To guide journalists in their professional conduct.

• To limit freedom of expression.

• To promote political agendas.

What is the primary difference between misinformation and disinformation?

• Misinformation is deliberate, disinformation is accidental

• Misinformation is accidental, disinformation is deliberate

• Both refer to truthful information

• Both involve harmful content sharing with no intention

Which of the following types of bias involves reporting only one side of an issue?

• Selection Bias

• Confirmation Bias

• Presentation Bias

• Negativity Bias

The term "echo chamber" refers to:

• Environments where diverse viewpoints are encouraged

• A space where individuals only encounter information that reinforces their beliefs

• The spreading of news across many media platforms

• Government-controlled media outlets

Which of the following is NOT a fact-checking method?

• Checking the source's credibility

• Verifying claims with multiple reliable sources

• Trusting the first piece of information you find

• Reverse searching images or videos

The goal of media literacy is to:

• Critically evaluate information from various media sources

• Believe everything reported in the media

• Avoid all media

• Support only the views that align with personal beliefs

Describe two fact-checking tools you have used.

Explain credibility with examples

How has social media influenced the spread of disinformation in Bhutan?