4. What solution do international education experts suggest?

Teaching students how to identify fake news

3. Why does Chris Keates find the situation worrying?

Internet companies have too much power to influence people.

6. What example shows that students struggle to recognize fake news?

They think that fake news sites are real.

9. Why does Ms. Keates think young people struggle to judge online information?

They have never known a world without the internet.

7. What action did German officials propose to fight fake news?

Fining social networks up to 50 million euros

1. What problem do teachers warn about regarding fake news?

Students believe and use false information found online.

10. What does Ms. Keates suggest regarding internet providers and websites?

They should be responsible for false information online.

12. What role does Schleicher believe schools can play in addressing fake news?

Schools can help teach students how to identify fake news.

5. Why are some teachers frustrated with students?

they don’t believe that Internet news can be false, even when explained.

11. According to Andreas Schleicher, what is a critical skill in the modern age?

Knowing how to tell the difference between real and fake news

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4. What solution do international education experts suggest?
Teaching students how to identify fake news
Closing all fake news websites
Allowing students to use only books for research
Banning students from using the internet
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3. Why does Chris Keates find the situation worrying?
Fake news is only found on unreliable websites.
Internet companies have too much power to influence people.
Students refuse to use social media.
Fake news is becoming less common.
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6. What example shows that students struggle to recognize fake news?
They only trust social media posts from friends.
They never read news online.
They think that fake news sites are real.
They believe all news from TV is fake.
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9. Why does Ms. Keates think young people struggle to judge online information?
They don’t read news articles.
they only believe news from newspapers.
They have never known a world without the internet.
They trust all news websites equally.
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7. What action did German officials propose to fight fake news?
Encouraging social media companies to create more news content
Allowing fake news to be freely shared
Closing down social media platforms
Fining social networks up to 50 million euros
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1. What problem do teachers warn about regarding fake news?
Students believe and use false information found online.
Students are not allowed to research online.
Students refuse to use the internet in their studies.
Students only trust traditional newspapers.
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10. What does Ms. Keates suggest regarding internet providers and websites?
They should be responsible for false information online.
They should ban students from using their platforms.
They should stop all news-related posts.
They should allow all content, whether real or fake.
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12. What role does Schleicher believe schools can play in addressing fake news?
Schools can help teach students how to identify fake news.
Schools should ban students from using the internet.
Schools should teach students how to create fake news.
Nothing, as students learn from social media.
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5. Why are some teachers frustrated with students?
Students always verify information before using it.
Students prefer reading books over online articles.
Students refuse to use social media.
they don’t believe that Internet news can be false, even when explained.
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8. How long would social networks have to remove illegal fake news posts?
Two weeks
One month
24 hours
48 hours
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11. According to Andreas Schleicher, what is a critical skill in the modern age?
Knowing how to tell the difference between real and fake news
Using the internet for entertainment
Memorizing online information
Writing news articles
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2. According to the survey, how many teachers noticed students using fake news?
More than a quarter of teachers
Less than 10% of teachers
More than half of teachers
More than a third of teachers

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