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Question: What do we call an online space where you only see opinions you agree with?
Answer: Echo chamber
Question: What is a computer rule that decides which posts or videos to show you on social media?
Answer: Algorithm
Question: What word means a strong preference for one side, making a judgment unfair?
Answer: Bias
Question: What word means a particular point of view or way of looking at a situation?
Answer: Perspective
Question: What do we call exaggerated headlines designed to trick people into clicking a link?
Answer: Clickbait
Question: What do we call false or incorrect information shared online?
Answer: Misinformation
Question: Is "Dangerous Sidewalk Robots Threaten Local Jobs" a positive spin or a negative spin?
Answer: Negative spin
Question: Is "Eco-Friendly Robots Set to Reduce City Traffic" a positive spin or a negative spin?
Answer: Positive spin
Question: What is the biased word in this headline: "Smart Sidewalk Robots Make Food Ordering Cheaper"?
Answer: Smart (or Cheaper)
Question: What is the biased word in this headline: "Annoying Machines Clog City Streets"?
Answer: Annoying (or Clog)
Question: Why do you and your classmate get different Google search results for "Best restaurant near me"?
Answer: Because your algorithms and search histories are different.
Question: True or False: Algorithms always show you completely neutral and fair news.
Answer: False
Question: Fill in the blank: The sports writer showed _____ by only praising his favorite team.
Answer: Bias
Question: Fill in the blank: Hearing stories from students in other countries gave me a new _____ on school life.
Answer: Perspective
Question: If you like and share a video about how four-day school weeks are good, what will the algorithm show you next?
More videos saying four-day school weeks are good.
Question: What happens if an algorithm hides all opposing views from your social media feed?
Answer: You get trapped in an echo chamber.
