Political Parties
Misinformation
Mystery
Journalism
Propaganda
100

a group of people who seek to control government through the winning of elections and the holding of public office

Political Parties 

100

This can range from actual lies, where someone is spreading untruths on purpose, to simple mistakes that get fixed with a published correction.

Misinformation 

100

Name one of the two main political parties 

Democrat or Republican

100

the activity of gathering,assessing, creating, and presenting news and information is

Journalism 

100

information, especially of a biased or misleading nature, used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view.

Propaganda 

200

Name a function of political parties that isn't nominating candidates

Informing and Activating Supporters

Unite Government

Influence Policy/Governing

Watchdog

200

What is simplifying facts and complex information so much that the information is no longer relevant 

Over-Simplifying 

200

Name one of the two dimensions on the two dimensional ideology model 

double points if you name both

Social

Economical 

200

Naming the author or source for a photo or video is what

Accountability 

200

Using broad, vague words that sound nice, but are not specific is what propaganda technique 

Glittering Generalities 

300

What is the name for someone who is far right?

Reactionary

300

When politicians only share facts from a complex report or scientific study that supports their opinion 

Cherry-Piking 

300

Name two political cartoon techniques 

Symbolism

Exaggeration or Hyperbole

Labeling

Analogy

Irony






300

Being open about the process and bias is 

Transparency 

300

DAILY DOUBLE
Name One of the Goals of advertising 

Inform

Remind 

Persuade 

400

What type of party only cares about one public policy and is usually short lived

Single-Issue parties

400
What is a limitation in our thinking that can cause flaws in our judgement?

Cognitive Bias 

400

What is an interpretive drawing, sometimes with words, that convey an idea or message about a current issue, event, or problem

Political Cartoon 

400

staying free from influence by those being covered

Independence 

400

A famous person giving an endorsement to a candidate is what

Testimonial 

500

What happens in a Proportional Representation System.

the parties get a percentage of positions equal to their percentage of votes.

500

Name the two websites from the misinformation videos that you can go to for fact checking photos and videos 

Tineye and InVid

500

People who live in the North and the Coasts are more likely to have what ideology?

Liberal

500

Name Three skills you can use to recognize the difference between a good news article and a bad news article 

Recognize high-standards reporting

when you see it

Check facts and identify misinformation

Spot markers of bias in news stories

 Differentiate opinion and analysis from

news reporting

Distinguish satire from misinformation

 Understand that news reporting is a

business

500

Wearing boots & a cowboy hat in Texas is an example of what 

Plain Folks 

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