Fake News Users
Terminology
Purpose
Web sites
Fake or real
100

One day per year when fake news is expected

April fools' day

100

Biased news

Telling only one side of the story

100

The spreading of fake news can be dangerous. True or false?

True. People have died because of fake news.

100

Facebook produces the most fake news. True or false?

True

100

The princess of England died in a car chase in 1997

Real. Princess Diana

200

Who popularised the term fake news?

Donald Trump

200

Unbiased news

Telling the facts without taking a side

200

To catch someone's interest through false or misleading news is called

Clickbait

200

News on TV is always unbiased. True or false?

False. 

200

1n 1967 the prime minister of Australia went for a swim at the beach and was never seen again.

Real. Harold Holt

300

A computer program that pretends to be a person

Bot

300

A fake video is called

Deepfake

300

One strategy used in false news to help us believe it

Add tiny bits of truth

300

Fake news is found only on social media. True or false?

False. It is found on all media

300

In 1980 a dingo took a baby from a tent at Uluru campsite. The bay was never seen again.

Real. Azaria Chamberlain

400

3 countries where governments intentionally spread fake news

North Korea, Russia, China

400

What is misinformation?

Fake news that people spread without knowing that it is fake

400

Fake news related to politics or government may influence how people...

Vote

400

A website that's sole purpose is to create fake news stories for entertainment

The Onion

400

A Chinese man divorced and successfully sued his wife for $120,000 (AUD) after they had a baby, claiming she gave birth to an "ugly" child. He accused her of infidelity, only to discover she had spent thousands on plastic surgery in South Korea to drastically alter her appearance before they met.

Fake

500

Which social media platform produces the most fake news?

Facebook

500

What is disinformation?

Fake news that is deliberately spread

500

The main motives for creating fake news

Profit, persuasion, entertainment and revenge

500

A free website that reports on fake news

500

German customs were imposed a €5,000 fine on anyone wearing a fake national football jersey during the Euro 2024 tournament.

Fake

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