Reverse-Image Search Techniques

The video tutorial explains how to perform a reverse image search using Google. It covers three methods: drag and drop, URL paste, and right-click in Chrome. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of critically evaluating the search results by asking questions about the image's origin, alterations, and the types of websites it appears on. For further information on fact-checking, viewers are directed to commonsense.org/education.

What is the primary purpose of using a reverse-image search?

• To find similar images

• To edit images online

• To download high-resolution images

• To verify the authenticity of an image

Which website should you visit to perform a reverse-image search using the drag and drop method?

• yahoo.com

• google.com

• images.google.com

• bing.com

What is the first step in the drag and drop method for reverse-image search?

• Drag the image into the search bar

• Right-click on the image

• Copy the image URL

• Download the image

In the URL method, what do you need to paste into the search bar?

• The image file

• The image URL

• The image description

• The image title

Which browser feature allows you to perform a reverse-image search directly from a webpage?

• Bookmarking

• Incognito mode

• Right-click search

• History

What is a prerequisite for using the right-click method for reverse-image search?

• Using Firefox

• Using Safari

• Using Chrome

• Using Internet Explorer

What should you do after obtaining results from a reverse-image search?

• Download the image

• Ignore the results

• Ask critical questions about the image

• Share the image on social media

Which question is important to ask when analyzing reverse-image search results?

• What is the file size of the image?

• On what websites does the image appear?

• How many colors are in the image?

• What is the resolution of the image?

Why is it important to check if an image has been altered?

• To improve its quality

• To verify its authenticity

• To increase its size

• To change its format

Where can you find more information about fact-checking and reverse-image search?

• commonsense.org/education

• google.com

• bing.com

• wikipedia.org