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Which word best describes a person who questions the truth of a claim?

What is "misinformation"?

Hey Vista! Media Literacy

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What is "misinformation"?
Any information that is complicated to understand.
Correct information shared for educational purposes.
False information spread deliberately to mislead others.
False information shared accidentally without intending to deceive.
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Which word best describes a person who questions the truth of a claim?
Skeptical
Bias
Trusting
Provoke
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What does "provoke" mean?
To calm someone down.
To make a decision quickly.
To deliberately cause a strong emotion, especially anger.
To ignore a situation.
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The purpose of news is to:
entertain
confuse
inform
sell
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How might someone show "bias" in a news story?
By avoiding any opinions.
By using evidence to support all claims.
By only highlighting negative aspects of one side.
By presenting multiple perspectives equally.
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What is media literacy?
Understanding how to read books.
The ability to create media content.
The ability to use social media effectively.
The ability to access, analyze, evaluate, and create media.
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What is "disinformation"?
Information that is confusing but true.
True information shared on social media.
False information spread intentionally to deceive people.
A harmless joke or prank.
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When information is designed to persuade you of something, it is:
entertainment
propaganda
opinion
news
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What does "bias" mean?
A fair and balanced viewpoint.
The ability to trust any information online.
Complete neutrality in opinions.
Prejudice in favor of or against something or someone.
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Information used to sell you something is:
News
Propaganda
Advertisement
Entertainment