Misinformation Evaluation

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use of humor or exaggeration to critique or mock a person, organization or policy

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Satire

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misinformation that takes an image, quote or other piece of content and puts it into a new, false context to change its meaning.

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False context

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uses a well known name, brand or logo to fool people into believing that it is authentic content.

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Imposter content

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type of misinformation in which something is altered from the original.

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Manipulated content

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misinformation that is entirely made up and designed to deceive you into thinking that it's real

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Fabricated content

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What has happened to the term "Fake News"?

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Its meaning has been watered down from overuse.

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What is an example of Imposter Content?

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Crediting a famous person with something they didn't say.

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Which of these is an example of Manipulated Content? A photoshopped image designed to make you believe a lie. Texts persuading you to vote for a candidate. Advertisements claiming a product can make you look younger. A comedic remake of a song.

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A photoshopped image designed to make you believe a lie.

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Which of these is an example of Fabricated Content? A political campaign spreading lies about an opponent. Something made by hand to prove a point. A fiction story in a book. A news report on a battle.

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A political campaign spreading lies about an opponent.

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Which of these is an example of Satire? A sad drama that depicts a true event. A remake of an old film. A panel of people arguing over a topic. An actor playing a humorous depiction of a political leader.

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An actor playing a humorous depiction of a political leader.