Misinformation

False content that is unintentionally or unknowingly disseminated

• Misinformation

• Disinformation

• Malinformation

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"______ ______" is defined as "purposefully crafted, sensational, emotionally charged, misleading or totally fabricated information that mimics the form of mainstream news."

• Credible News

• Fake News

• Facts

• Manipulated Content

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New content that is 100% false, made to deceive and do harm

• Fabricated Content

• False Connection

• False Context

• Imposter Content

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Which of the following is a red flag that an online article may be spreading misinformation?

• The article is from a well-known news outlet

• The article includes quotes from experts

• The article makes sensational claims without evidence

• The article is about a common topic

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What is the proper definition of misinformation?

•  false or inaccurate information that is spread unintentionally or without malicious intent

• inaccurate or fake news that comes from a scientist

• rumored news that is quick and easy to access

• false or misleading information deliberately spread with the intention to deceive or manipulate

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What is the topic in this text?

• fraudulent election

• TikTok

• misinformation

• speeches

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Why is it important to recognize the impact of misinformation in media?

• It can influence public opinion and behavior based on false premises.

• It ensures that all information shared online is true.

• It makes it easier to choose what to read and share on social media.

• It prevents people from reading online articles.

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Why is it important to cross-check information across multiple reputable sources?

• It ensures that you spend more time online

• It helps to confirm the accuracy of the information

• It is only necessary for scientific research

• It makes the information less credible

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Is this an example of a claim, or evidence?

• Claim

• Evidence

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What role do fact-checking websites play in identifying fake news?

• They provide opinions on current events

• They can help verify the accuracy of information in news stories

• They are usually the source of fake news

• They only check facts about celebrities

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