Question 4: Why did the author mention The New York Times?

C.to highlight a newspaper that has thrived in both print and digital forms

Question 3: What is one of Mark’s suggestions for avoiding fake news?

A. Check the credibility of the website

Question 1: What is Mai's main concern about the rise of fake news?

C. It can make young people believe in dangerous views or actions.

Question 4: According to Mark, what should you pay attention to when evaluating a news story?

B. The language, spelling, and grammar errors in the story

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Question 4: Why did the author mention The New York Times?
C.to highlight a newspaper that has thrived in both print and digital forms
A. to show a newspaper that couldn’t adapt to new technology
B. to point out a newspaper that has stopped printing
D. to suggest a newspaper that no longer covers global news
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Question 2: What did Nam share with his friends and family that caused embarrassment?
A. A charity event
B. A news article about fake news
D. A story about an earthquake
C. A video of the environmental pollution
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Question 3: What is one of Mark’s suggestions for avoiding fake news?
D. Avoid news sites that are updated regularly
C. Share everything you read online
B. Trust all social media posts
A. Check the credibility of the website
4
Question 1: What did the Industrial Revolution introduce to newspapers?
D. radio
B. high-speed presses
A. telegraph
C. digital formats
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Question 1: What is Mai's main concern about the rise of fake news?
A. It can lead to more social media platforms.
C. It can make young people believe in dangerous views or actions.
D. It results in more people using the Internet.
B. It encourages people to share information without checking facts.
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Question 2: Which was one of America’s first popular newspaper comics?
C. Garfield
A. Peanuts
B. the Yellow Kid
D. Calvin and Hobbes
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Question 3: How did radio and television challenge newspapers?
B. They gave instant updates.
C. They were at higher costs.
D. They were for entertainment only
A. They gave less detailed news.
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Question 4: According to Mark, what should you pay attention to when evaluating a news story?
B. The language, spelling, and grammar errors in the story
A. The number of social media shares it has
D. The number of comments from readers
C. The length of the article

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Question 4: Why did the author mention The New York Times?
C.to highlight a newspaper that has thrived in both print and digital forms
A. to show a newspaper that couldn’t adapt to new technology
B. to point out a newspaper that has stopped printing
D. to suggest a newspaper that no longer covers global news
2
Question 2: What did Nam share with his friends and family that caused embarrassment?
A. A charity event
B. A news article about fake news
D. A story about an earthquake
C. A video of the environmental pollution
3
Question 3: What is one of Mark’s suggestions for avoiding fake news?
D. Avoid news sites that are updated regularly
C. Share everything you read online
B. Trust all social media posts
A. Check the credibility of the website
4
Question 1: What did the Industrial Revolution introduce to newspapers?
D. radio
B. high-speed presses
A. telegraph
C. digital formats
5
Question 1: What is Mai's main concern about the rise of fake news?
A. It can lead to more social media platforms.
C. It can make young people believe in dangerous views or actions.
D. It results in more people using the Internet.
B. It encourages people to share information without checking facts.
6
Question 2: Which was one of America’s first popular newspaper comics?
C. Garfield
A. Peanuts
B. the Yellow Kid
D. Calvin and Hobbes
7
Question 3: How did radio and television challenge newspapers?
B. They gave instant updates.
C. They were at higher costs.
D. They were for entertainment only
A. They gave less detailed news.
8
Question 4: According to Mark, what should you pay attention to when evaluating a news story?
B. The language, spelling, and grammar errors in the story
A. The number of social media shares it has
D. The number of comments from readers
C. The length of the article