Bias Propaganda

Bias means _____________ one view over another view.

• supplementing

• favoring

• opinioning

• hosting

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Which statement is more biased?

• KPop is way better than hip hop.

• KPop originated in South Korea.

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If you read a biased source, you might not get all of the information.

• True

• False

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TRUE or FALSE: Photos and videos can be manipulated and are not completely reliable.

• true

• false

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Propaganda is the distribution of information presented as truth, but often a mix of facts, rumors, half-truths, and lies in an effort to influence public opinion.

• TRUE

• FALSE

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'More than 900 people attended the event' is

• Bias through omission

• Bias through placement

• Bias through source control

• Bias through statistics

Bias in the media can influence the reader to feel

• positively towards an issue

• negatively towards an issue

• either positively or negatively toward

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____ is a deliberate attempt to evoke an emotion in order to manipulate a person or group of people to do something.

• Rhetoric

• Logical Fallacy

• Bias

• Propaganda
  Propaganda

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____ is prejudice in favor of one thing over another.

• Bias

• Logical Fallacy

• Propaganda

• Rhetoric

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Which of the following is an example of bias in media?

• A) Presenting only one side of a story

• B) Providing balanced viewpoints

• C) Reporting facts without opinion

• D) Using neutral language

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