Remember: Check who made it, other sources, the date and the photo before sharing.
Questions
1
Who can help check a story?
🪧the story itself🕵️a stranger online📚a librarian
2
🔍Is it a good idea to look for the same story in other places?
YesNo
3
Which one is not a good idea before you share a story?
👪ask a grown-up or teacher📸believe it because the photo looks real✉️tell friends if you shared an old story
4
Who can not help check a story?
📚a librarian📺a news place your family trusts🪧the story itself
5
Which one is not a sign of a made-up story?
🏝️a story no other place has✂️a photo with cut-out edges🏫a named school newsletter
6
Which one is not a sign of a made-up story?
✂️a photo with cut-out edges⏩a headline that says share now✍️a story with a named writer
7
Which one passes the checks?
🗞️news matching the school notice board🕶️a page with no name behind it⏩a headline that says share now
8
Which one is not a good idea before you share a story?
📣share it to warn friends⏳wait before you share✉️tell friends if you shared an old story
9
Which one is not a good way to check a story?
🖼️asking whether the photo looks changed🙋asking a grown-up or teacher❗counting the exclamation marks
10
🙇Do some pages use loud headlines to say sorry?
YesNo
11
📰Is seeing if other places report it a good way to check a story?
YesNo
12
Which one is not a good idea before you share a story?
⏳wait before you share✉️tell friends if you shared an old story🏃share it fast
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Answer key · Set B
Checking if news is true
1a librarian
2Yes
3believe it because the photo looks real
4the story itself
5a named school newsletter
6a story with a named writer
7news matching the school notice board
8share it to warn friends
9counting the exclamation marks
10No
11Yes
12share it fast
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