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Digital Citizenship Unit 3 Test Review
Digital Citizenship Unit 3 Test Review
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You are more likely to believe information that confirms your existing beliefs. This is known as
None of the above
Media bias
Confirmation bias
Corroboration
2
When you only see information online that you agree with, this is known as a
None of the above
Conspiracy theory
Confirmation bias
Filter bubble
3
Which of the following tells you that an article is credible?
All of the above
Sources are cited
An author is listed
Accurate, unbiased information
4
False or misleading stories that look like legit news are known as
Misinformation
Click bait
None of the above
Fake news
5
An unlikely story that refers to a secret plot is known as a
Filter bubble
Click bait
Conspiracy theory
None of the above
6
False or misleading information posted online is known as
Click bait
Misinformation
None of the above
Propaganda
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Why is misinformation bad?
It can cause you to believe things that are not true
It can turn people against each other
All of the above
It can negatiely affect your mental health
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Biased information that promotes a political viewpoint is known as
None of the above
Fake news
Corroboration
Propaganda
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Which of the following is an example of a credible news website?
ABC
All of the above
CNN
BBC
10
When reading something online, you should always try to confirm it by looking for other articles. This is known as
Corroboration
Conspiracy theory
Click bait
None of the above
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When a news source has a preference for a certain viewpoint, this is known as
Misinformation
Media bias
None of the above
Fake news
12
Articles that try to get you to click on them by using misleading headlines are known as
Click bait
Propaganda
Fake news
None of the above
13
These kinds of websites might look like real news websites, but are meant to be funny
Propaganda
Satire
None of the above
Conspiracy theory
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A news source is credible if it is
None of the above
Biased
Inaccurate
Trustworthy