Welcome to our weekly media literacy quiz. This quiz will test your knowledge of the past week’s events with a focus on facts, misinformation, bias, and general media literacy. Please share and compare your results.
Media Literacy = the ability to critically analyze stories presented in the mass media and to determine their accuracy or credibility.
Media Literacy Quiz for Week of July 29
Test your knowledge with 7 questions about current events, media bias, fact checks, and misinformation.
Rules: No Googling! Use reasoning and logic if you don't know.
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I think question number 4 may be wrong. The only answer choices were yes/no and no would be the equivalent of false would it not?
Your question whether Ron Deathsantis hired Juan Williams can’t be false? It would have to be no or yes?? A question being asked is not the same as doing the thing being asked. Look forward to your response.
Question 4 is still wrong. Both answer choices are negatives. I chose the one that would more closely grammatically match the question, but it was false.
Ack, I screwed up my Constitutional Amendments. Got the rest right, though #7 was a guess. Thanks for another good quiz. And that fake headline: whew, what scares me is that hundreds of thousands of people would likely read such an article with wide-eyed credulity, then share it with others, never bothering to check it out from other sources or give it any critical thought.
Incidentally, the first time I tried to post this comment I saw “Nonce verification failed,” or something similar.
Get ready. This week will feature the 14th amendment!