Fact News or Fake News?

Question 1

A credible news item always includes the name of the source or the person giving information.

Accepted Answer

O

Question 2

Fake news often uses emotional language to make people react quickly without thinking.

Accepted Answer

O

Question 3

If a news article has many spelling and grammar mistakes, it is likely from a trusted source.

Accepted Answer

X

Question 4

Real news articles always have clear facts, dates, and verified details.

Accepted Answer

O

Question 5

News items with dramatic headlines like “Shocking!” or “Unbelievable!” are always factual.

Accepted Answer

X

Question 6

A fact-based news item is usually written in a neutral and objective tone.

Accepted Answer

O

Question 7

If you see the news on social media, it must be true because many people have shared it.

Accepted Answer

X

Question 8

Fake news can spread quickly through network social

Accepted Answer

O

Question 9

Checking the website URL and the credibility of the publisher can help you identify fake news.

Accepted Answer

O

Question 10

News items that do not mention when or where an event happened are always reliable.

Accepted Answer

X