Misinformation is false or inaccurate information that is spread, regardless of whether there was intent to mislead. In this fun game, you'll learn how to identify misinformation by looking at clues like the source of the information, the writing style, and whether other reliable sources are reporting the same thing. Get ready to be a digital detective!
Match the word with its correct definition.
| Word | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Misinformation | a. A website or book where information comes from. |
| 2. Source | b. To check if something is true. |
| 3. Verify | c. When something seems believable, but isn't quite right. |
| 4. Bias | d. False or inaccurate information, regardless of intent. |
| 5. Suspicious | e. A preference or inclination that prevents impartial judgment. |
Complete the sentences using the words provided: trustworthy, check, source, headline, fact.
Imagine you see a news article online with a very shocking headline. What are three things you should do before sharing it with your friends or family?
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