Fake News
Social Media
Media Bias
AI & News
100

Shocking news headings that mainly attract clicks are known as this

What is clickbait?

100

A person who makes their earning by posting content on social media

What is an influencer?

100

A news outlet that consistantly and only writes from one political standpoint or view.

What is a biased news source?

100

A video of a person that has been digitally manipulated using artificial intelligence to make a real person appear to say or do something they never actually did

What is a deep fake?

200

A news article with no sources, evidence or references.

What is an unreliable source?

200


These systems decide which posts appear on your social media feed based on your interests, activity, and previous interactions.


What is an algorithm?

200

A news outlet that makes sure to include multiple sides to story or report.

What is an objective/unbiased news source?

200

The first thing that pops up when you look up a question on google, that often summarizes the answer you are looking for.

What is google summary?

300

A person who purposely posts offensive, or provocative messages online to upset others and get a strong emotional reaction

What is an internet troll?

300

A massive collection of user data used to tailor content and personalize ads

What is big data?

300

A type of bias in which the choice of words may label someone or something that reflects them in a negative way

What is loaded language?

300

When false or inaccurate information is presented without the intent to deceive or harm 

What is misinformation?

400

The division of public opinion into extreme, opposing viewpoints caused or worsened by news outlets and digital platforms

What is polarization

400

When social media algorithms mainly show you content that matches your existing beliefs and opinions, this can limit your exposure to different perspectives and reinforce your worldview.


What is an echo chamber?

400

When a news source consciously leaves information out of the news article to support their stance on a topic.

What is omssion?

400

Purposeful fabrication of false or inaccurate information used to manipulate or cause harm.

What is disinformation?

500

This is what you should do with a shocking news headline before sharing it to avoid spreading misinformation.


What is fact checking?


500

A teenager posts a photo that gets hundreds of likes. They begin to feel that their popularity online determines their self-worth


What is social validation?

500

When a news source uses dramatic descriptions to draw in the readers or provoke them.

What is sensationalism?

500

15% percent of this age group uses AI assistants to summarize news

People 25 years or younger

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