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Reliability and Relevance of Media Literacy Answers

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Review the website.What makes this article a credible source?

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The article includes a photograph.
B
The article is written by an expert.
C
The article has been shared many times.
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The article cites facts to support its claim.
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What is bias?

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Bias is the information found in texts or online.
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Bias is the preference for one thing over another.
C
Bias is the process of fact-checking for accuracy.
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Bias is the effort to have a balanced point of view.
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1.4 million jobs added in August.
B
The economy continues slow rebound.
C
August jobs report may signal eventual recovery.
D
Economists are hopeful about August job growth.
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What makes a source credible?

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It relies on a single original source for facts.
B
It is shared by family or a trusted friend.
C
It uses personal opinion to support claims.
D
It gives reasons to be believed and trusted.
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Evaluate the article from the Local Reader for bias.

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The headline’s language is neutral and unbiased.
B
The article is meant to appeal to all baseball fans.
C
The article is unbiased because it only reports facts about the game.
D
The photograph reinforces the idea that the umpire’s call was bad.
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What is an important question to ask when deciding if an online news source is too biased?

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Do I share the same point of view?
B
Do my friends like this news source?
C
How does the bias affect the source’s information?
D
How many people share the source’s information?
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Which question helps determine if a website is meant for a certain audience?

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When was the website created?
B
What bias does the website show?
C
Is the information on the website relevant?
D
Where can website claims be confirmed?
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Tomás needs three reliable online sources on how hurricanes form. How can the "about” or "bio” section help him determine if an online source is reliable?

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It can provide information on how other online sites view the source.
B
It can determine whether the online source’s content will fit the topic.
C
It can act as a fact-check source for verifying information in other parts of the online source.
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It can provide information about the individual or organization responsible for creating the source.
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Compare these two descriptions of the same event.Which statement explains why one source is the most reliable?

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The Squawkbook post is the most reliable source because ConcernedCitizen was at the meeting.
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The Local Reader article is the most reliable source because it shows a photograph of the lots.
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The Squawkbook post is the most reliable source because it provides the author’s opinion of the council.
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The Local Reader article is the most reliable source because the author offers a neutral reporting of facts.

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