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What belongs to the seven types of misinformation and disinformation?
false content, manipulated content
imposter content, fabricated content
false connection
parody, misleading content
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Propaganda can be defined as
a flavour of popcorn
A native tree of Queensland
biased & misleading information to promote a point of view
unbiased information
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What Is A Propaganda
indoctrination
Misleading information
Truthful information
Advertising
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Card-Stacking
Bandwagon
Name-calling
Plain Folks
5
This news value refers to the geographic nearness of a given event.
Proximity
Impact
Prominence
Localization
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A news story can be complete without an impact.
True
False
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What does Western Europe do to combat disinformation?
Blocks all news sources not from West Europe
Blocked twitter from Western Europe
Teaches the public how to spot disinformation
Confront Russia about lies
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The news value that refers to the importance of the event is...
Impact
Novelty
Prominence
Human Interest
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What is the different about disinformation vs. misinformation?
Empty choice
There is no difference
Disinformation= false info, misinformation= deliberate spread of falsenews
Misinformation= false info, disinformation= deliberate spread of falsenews
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Why are news values important?
It helps us set the agenda correctly
It helps us not to decide how to report on a topic.
It makes newspapers readable.
It helps us determine how newsworthy a story is.
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Testimonial
Transfer
Glittering Generality
Plain Folks
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The Outcomes of a Culture of Media, Manipulation and Disinformation Online are
truth, trust, and love
Misinformation, Distrust and Radicalization
likes, tweets, and pins
polarization, partisanship and Pepe
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The news value that refers to a story that is unusual.
Proximity
Impact
Novelty
Human Interest
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Why is timeliness an important news value to consider?
People want immediacy, especially with news
People love drama
None of the above
People are impatient and selfish
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Spotting MISINFORMATION and DISINFORMATION
Look up the editor up
Check if it’s a reputable news organisation or website
Look the person up
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What are the key rules to avoid spread of disinformation and misinformation when making a post on social media ?
All 3
Credit sources
Never mislead & misinterpret
Double check facts
17
How could propaganda be distributed in the 1930s?
All of these
Newspapers
Radio
Movies
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What are values?
Forms of communication that provide entertainment
lifestyle choices
a risk factor that affects your future.
the standards and beliefs that are most important to you
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A person's values and beliefs affect their decisions
False
True
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the use of rumor lies, disinformation, and scare tactics in order to damage or promote a cause
propaganda
reality tv
my family
propagate
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how did the propaganda portray Jews
as ugly beasts
as angels
as G-ds
as greedy goblins
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Which of these are core news values?
Parochial
Human Interest
The 5 'W's'
Personalities
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Media are forms of communication that provide news and entertainment.
False
True
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Card-stacking
Glittering Generality
Testimonial
Transfer
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True or False: Media and news outlets were censored by the Canadian government during WWII.
True
False
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How was propaganda primarily spread?
Posters, Cards, and Media
Leaflets, Posters, and Pamphlets
Speech
Leaflets, Posters, and Media
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Which propaganda technique is this?
special effects
celebrities
humor
bandwagon
28
Disinformation is designed to mislead.(Dezenformasyon yanıltmak için tasarlanmıştır.)
True
False
29
What has happened to the term "Fake News"?
It is considered a swear word.
It has been changed to Faux News.
It is what all mainstream media has become.
Its meaning has been watered down from overuse.
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Which of these is NOT a news value?
Size
Colour
Proximity
Recency
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news writer
journalist
recent
employ
admire
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what's the difference between misinformation and disinformation?
propaganda
poems
fabricated content
opinion
33
Satire or Parody disinformation is...
When genuine sources are impersonated
Genuine content is mixed is false content
No intention to cause harm but to fool
Visuals and captions don't support content
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Which of the news values must a reporter consider when deciding whether to report a story?
Just one of them
All of them
3 or more of them
None of them
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Propaganda
The spreading of ideas or rumor to help or injure a cause or a person.
The spreading of gossip to help an army.
To give out money to help a cause or a person.
The prohibition of ideas or rumor to help or injure a cause or a person.
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Which of these is an example of Satire?
A sad drama that depicts a true event
A remake of an old film
An actor playing a humorous depiction of a political leader
A panel of people arguing over a topic
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The news value that has to do with how new or current the event is.
Consequence
Prominence
Timeliness
Proximity
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Which of these is an example of False Context?
A completely made up "news" story
Unverified documentation
Using an incorrect citation in a paper
An image of a 2011 riot being passed off as happening now
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Which News Value is a Priority for Local Newspapers?
Proximity/Closeness to Home
Elite Nations
Personality
Size
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All news websites are real and accurate
True
False
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Which propaganda technique is this?
repetition
special effects
humor
weasel words
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The news value that refers to tension between two or more entities.
Prominence
Impact
Conflict
Novelty
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The headline: "Hurricane Harvey Affects 13 Million" best illustrates which news value?
Novelty
Impact
Prominence
Usefulness
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There is no difference between propaganda and advertising.
True
False
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Plain Folks
Name-calling
Bandwagon
Card-stacking
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Which of these is an example of Manipulated Content?
A photoshopped image designed to make you believe a lie
A comedic remake of a song
Advertisements claiming a product can make you younger
Texts persuading you to vote for a candidate
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What is propaganda?
Posters
Racist Messages
Any publication used to spread lies
Facts used to further one's cause
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Bandwagon
Glittering Generality
Card-Stacking
Testimonial
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What does it mean to be skeptical?
To ignore signs of bias
To feel nervous in an online setting
To be gullible on the internet
To question information before blindly believing it
50
Propaganda is not so old as civilization, religion, and politics.
True
False
51
The news value that relates to topics that are trending and popular
impact
relevance
currency
human interest
52
What are the different types of content that are considered misinformation?
comedy, aggressive, permitted, funded, public
satire, false context, imposter, manipulated, fabricated
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Which is an example of Imposter Content?
Espionage in governmental offices
A virus changing the text of a news article
Crediting a famous person with something they didn't say/do.
Spam emails flooding an account
54
Which propaganda technique is this?
bandwagon
fear
humor
appeal to senses
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Which of the following news values refers to how well-known the people in the news story are?
Usefulness
Weight
Proximity
Prominence
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What do we mean by News Values?
Absolutely no idea
Criteria that determines how much prominence a story is given
A story that's easy to write
The amount of money you make from a story
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Ultimately, whose responsibility is it to verify information prior to sharing it?
The Government's
Everyone's
Librarians'
Journalists'
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What is an Internet Troll?
An online stalker
A person who uses aggression and lies to start fights online
Someone who doesn't know how to use the internet
A person who charges a fee for passage along internet sites
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Disinformation is?
False information that is deliberately spread.
Information that is correct.
Information that has been disinfected.
Incorrect information on a label.
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how does propaganda work
it gives many opportunity for art and culture to flourish
it gives certain info. to create an emotional and irrational response
it gives certain info. to make sure people don't have a response
it helps people rebuild their lives
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Which of these is an example of Fabricated Content?
A news report on a battle
Something made by hand to prove a point
A fiction story in a book
A political campaign spreading lies about an opponent
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how did the propaganda portray Hitler
as a weak person
as a selfish person
as an angelic figure
as an ogre
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Propaganda is always negative.
False
True
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What Propaganda Strategy is being used?
Card-stacking
Glittering Generalities
Testemonial
Bandwagon
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Why is Misinformation a problem?
It is illegal
Gives people a distorted and inaccurate view of the world
It gives rise to vigilantes
It clogs up the court system
