You see the same story on Instagram, Telegram and a news website. What should you do BEFORE sharing it? A) Share it because three people posted it B) Trust the most emotional version C) Check the sources, date, evidence and compare the

What is a fact? A) A personal feeling B) Something that can be checked or verified C) A prediction D) A joke

6. Why do websites use clickbait? A) To provide academic sources B) To attract attention and clicks C) To make articles longer D) To improve grammar

7. What should you check first when you see suspicious news? A) The number of emojis B) The source C) The picture D) The comments

5. Which headline is most likely clickbait? A) University Opens New Media Centre B) New Survey Examines Students’ Social Media Habits C) SHOCKING! You WON’T BELIEVE What Happened Next! D) Students Attend Media Literacy Workshop

What is traditional media?

4. What is an opinion? A) A verifiable piece of information B) A date C) A personal belief or judgement D) A source

2. Which of these is digital media? A) Printed newspaper B) Radio C) News website D) Magazine

A news article gives no author, no date and no source. What should you do? A) Share it immediately B) Believe it because it is online C) Check it using other reliable sources D) Ignore all news

“Social media is the best way for young people to get news.” Is this a fact or an opinion?

8. Which one is a warning sign of unreliable information? A) Clear source B) Evidence C) Emotional language and exaggerated claims D) Named author