M2L4 Review Grade 6th

A fact is something that can be proven true or false.

• True
• False

Saying “The Earth orbits the Sun” is an opinion.

• True
• False

Simple fact-checking can help us avoid believing fake news.

• True
• False

Evaluating a source means checking if it is reliable and trustworthy.

• True
• False

What is fake news?

• Reliable information

• Stories made to mislead people

• A true statement

• A scientific discovery

What is a fact?

• Something based on personal feelings

• A shocking story online

• A fake headline

• A statement that can be proven true or false

What is an opinion?

• A proven statement

• A news report from a trusted source

• A personal belief or feeling

• A verified fact

Staying smart online means:

• Thinking critically and checking sources

• Believing everything on social media

• Sharing news without reading

• Ignoring facts and evidence

Which of the following are examples of fake news?
(select more than one answer)

• A story about aliens invading yesterday with no evidence

• A weather forecast from the national weather service

• A report from a trusted health organization

• A social media post with shocking claims and no proof

Fact-checking involves:
(select more than one answer)

• Ignoring the author’s name

• Checking the same news on multiple sources

• Looking for trusted references

• Verifying the evidence provided