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🔍 RESEARCHIG MEDIA LITERACY IN EUROPE

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  • MEDIA LITERACY SURVEY QUESTIONS

    Question 1

    Which is correct for the fake news?
    a) they are correctly written
    b) they have an author
    c) they are anonymous

    Question 2

    Which words show that the news is fake?
    a) SHOCK, EXCLUSIVE
    b) IMPORTANT, INTERESTING
    c) DOUBTFUL, SUSPICIOS

    Question 3

    Which domain is a sign for a fake news website?
    a) .com
    b) .net
    c) .com.co
    d) .org

    Question 4

    What is a clickbait?
    a) type of cake
    b) text, designed to attract attention
    c) a shocking photo

    Question 5

    Do you laugh at fake news when you see them or do they irritate you?
    a) I laugh at them
    b) They irritate me

    Question 6

    Which age group believes the most in fake news?
    a) children (7 - 12)
    b) teens (13 - 18)
    c) adults (35 - 65)

    Question 7

    When you get in touch with a fake news online what should you do?
    a) Share it in whatsapp groups
    b) Don't let it circulate on social media
    c)Share it on social media

    Question 8

    Which group of people do you think that is the most affected by fake news?
    a)Teenagers.
    b)Adults (from 21 to 65 years old).
    c)Elderly people (more than 65 years old).

    Question 9

    Which are the five recommendations that the police give to identificate fake news?
    a) Reply, destroy, search in internet, contrast
    b) Reply, believe them, search in internet, reply, contrast
    c) Reply, check, suspect, contrast, search in internet

    Question 10

    1. What is a social bot?
    2.How can we prevent the spread of hoaxes and fake news?

    Question 12

    In what situations are trolls manifested?

    Question 13

    What about the aim of the web?
    a) Its purpose is to inform
    b) the web wants to sell something
    c) the aim is to convey a point of view

    14. How can you check if the webpage is reliable?

    a) It looks very strange
    b) The URL looks right and it is well-known
    c) It has a weird and suspicious end

    15. Do you rely on these sources to be informed?

    a) Traditional newspapers, TV, radio and magazines
    b) Digital newspapers or media
    c) Social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, etc)

    16. How often do you get information from traditional (newspapers, radio, TV, etc) news sources?

    a) Never
    b) Once a day
    c) More than once a day

    17. How often do you get information from digital sources or social media?

    a) Never
    b) Once a day
    c) More than once a day

    Question 18

    Have you ever been deceived by fake news?
    a. yes.
    b. no.
    c. sometimes.

    Question 19

    Do you know what fake news means?
    a. A fake news is a news that contains fake information to deceive
    people.
    b. It's an article that talks about people that got lost.
    c. It's news that announces the discovery of a new species.

    Question 20

    If you spot fake news, what do you do?
    a. you share it online to let your friends know.
    b. you think it's true without checking in other reliable sites.
    c. you report it and check if it's true or not in other reliable sites.

    Question 21

    What's the purpose of creating fake news?
    a. to make you angry.
    b. to make a joke out of it.
    c. to laugh about it with your friends.

    Question 22

    How do you understand if a photo is true or fake?
    a. you think it's true and trust whoever posted it.
    b. you see some spots that are photoshopped ,modified or brought you to another site.
    c. if your friend shared it with you it's true.

    Question 23

    Can you understand if a news is fake also by its title?
    a. no, because titles are always true.
    b. yes, because a title can be deceiving and be in all caps to catch our
    attention.
    c. no, because a short title can not contain false information.

    Questions 24

    It is not Media Literacy aim:
    a) to think critically
    b) to produce media
    c) to recognize the author's point of view