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ENGLISH--Action - Fake News
By Lucy O'Hare
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Question 8
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Introduction
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News You Can't Trust
Question 2
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The Rise of Online News
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Question 4
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Getting Rich
Question 5
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True or False?
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Question 7
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According to one study, what percent of middle schoolers can't tell whether a story is real or fake?
The Good News
What are four (4) suggestions for identifying fake news? (choose 4!)
Remind yourself that not everything you read online is true.
Avoid all news entirely.
Get news from respected newspapers and websites.
Only believe news from social media.
Ask smart questions as you read.
Check the facts.
Believe everything you read.
Experts say that ____________ has become a crisis in America.
a) reading
b) fake news
c) sleeping
d) eating
Why is fake news bad for everyone?
a) Fake news makes us sad.
b) Fake news teaches us to lie.
c) We can't trust the news.
d) Fake news kills puppies.
Which of these is true about journalists?
a) Journalists are trained to do research and report the facts.
b) A journalist's job is to give all the facts and let the readers make up their own minds.
c) Today, professional journalists still work for trusted newspapers.
d) all of the above
What do many people do if they don't like the news that they read?
a) They say it's fake.
b) They stage a protest.
c) They cry about it.
d) They adopt a new puppy.
Why do fake news stories have shocking headlines?
a) to attract more puppies
b) to scare off little kids
c) to sell products
d) to get people to read their story
Why do many fake articles sound real?
a) They come with photos.
b) They have real-sounding facts.
c) They are posted on serious-sounding websites.
d) all of the above
