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What does the term "fake news" refer to?
News that is supported by evidence and facts
News stories that are deliberately false or misleading
News that is only available on social media platforms
News that focuses on celebrity gossip
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What is the main goal of propaganda in media?
True
False
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Which of the following is a common technique used in advertising to influence consumers?
True
False
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Does the term "confirmation bias" refer to in media consumption?
True
False
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Which of the following is an example of a biased media source?
A news article that presents both sides of a political argument
A scientific journal article with peer-reviewed data
A social media post that promotes only one political candidate
A documentary that covers all aspects of a historical event
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C) The separation of media content into specific categories
True
False
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Which of the following is a common technique used in advertising to influence consumers?
Presenting both sides of a product review
Using emotional appeals or testimonials
Providing unbiased facts
Offering free information
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Is media lit good?
False
True
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What is the main goal of propaganda in media?
False
True
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Is it important to check the credibility of a source before trusting its information?
False
True
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What does the term "fake news" refer to?
True
False
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Which of the following best describes "media convergence"?
True
False
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What does the term "confirmation bias" refer to in media consumption?
no
yes
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What does the term "confirmation bias" refer to in media consumption?
True
False
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What is the main goal of propaganda in media?
True
False
