Activity 3.3
Welcome to the activities of Topic 3.3. Here, we will put into practice what we’ve learned about Fact-Checking Skills. To complete this activity, you will have to answer correctly all the questions and tasks. Good luck!
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1. Question
The Washington Post’s Fact Checker uses a rating system that includes “Pinocchios” to highlight the level of deception in statements.
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2. Question
Which of the following is a key principle of fact-checking?
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Which platform aggregates fact-checking articles from various sources worldwide, making it easier for users to access credible information directly from search results?
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Drag and drop: arrange the following steps in the correct order for verifying information through reliable fact-checking websites and tools:
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Verify information from multiple credible and authoritative sources
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Look for corroborating evidence or supporting documentation
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Use fact-checking websites to assess the reliability of the information
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Cross-reference the information to ensure accuracy
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