Fake News 2

Headlines that mislead readers by making wild claims or exaggerations is an example of:

Many celebrities use social media to ______ products for money.

the first goal of any social network is:

What should you set aside in order to read an article critically?

Facebook is worth more than half a trillion dollars by:

an article written from the personal standpoint of the author is:

What qualities do fake news sites often have that make them more shareable?

Using free wifi at businesses makes your accounts more likely to be:

What is one sign that a site is not a trustworthy, reliable news source?

On Instagram, a blue circle starburst with a checkmark means that the account is:

On facebook, a blue circle with a checkmark that appears within the profile picture, it means

If a news story seems sensational, how might you use other news sources to verify it?

When you read an article while making notes in the margin, underlining details, etc., this is:

to create the illusion of support for untrue stories, sites use __ to spread fake news.

to be verified by YouTube, how many subscribers must an account have?

Websites that allow local citizens to post on particular issues through anonymous comments are:

What qualities do fake news sites often have that make them more shareable?

On news sites, a link to an article may try to sell the viewer something. They are marked as:

Does verification of an account guarantee the accuracy of the content?

Simple repetition wears down mental defenses toward false information, even for disbelievers

Articles that pop up in newsfeeds and newsites about the same time are considered:

What is the purpose of factcheck.org and politifact.com?

Memes that poke fun at individuals using humor, irony, exaggeration or ridicule are forms of:

Science that says that once we get the answer we like, we stop looking for other explanations

Social network sites use ________ which are fine tuned according to your viewing and commenting