Reading multiple articles before believing

What common mistake helps rumors spread online?

This test assesses the understanding of how to identify trustworthy information and detect fake news online.

To ensure they are recent and related to the current event

Because all images on social media are true

Looking at images is unnecessary during disasters

During natural disasters, why is it important to verify images shared online?

Check if the website URL is similar to a known publication

Read many articles on the site to assess the quality of journalism

Share the article on social media to see public reactions

What is one of the first steps in verifying if an online source is trustworthy?

It may be designed to short-circuit your logical thinking ability

Why can feeling extreme emotions such as anger, sadness, or laughter when reading online content be a red flag?

The article has a clearly named author with verifiable credentials

What is a key factor in determining if an online article is credible regarding its authorship?

By using high-quality sources and experts

By publishing information without verification

How can journalists ensure the information they use is reliable?

Assuming the image is real if it looks professional

What is an effective tool to verify whether an online image is authentic or used in its original context?

To confuse readers into thinking the site is trustworthy

Why might some fake news sites create URLs similar to well-known publications?

Accept it immediately because it mentions scientists

Check who the scientists are and what exactly they said

Share it with friends because it’s interesting

What should you do if you read a claim online like 'Scientists say chocolate cake makes you smarter'?

Sharing viral content without checking it

Carefully investigating and verifying online information

What does it mean to be a 'digital detective' in the context of online information?

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