A) The killer in the backseat. B) The Tooth Fairy. C) The Headless Horseman. D) Little Red Riding Hood.
A) Radio. B) Television. C) Social media. D) Newspapers.
A) Personal autobiographies. B) A moral or cautionary tale. C) Historical accuracy. D) Scientific evidence.
A) Retirees. B) Political leaders. C) Young people. D) Veteran journalists.
A) Fear or anxiety. B) Increased trust in science. C) Acts of kindness. D) Stronger community ties.
A) They document the truth. B) They destroy the legend. C) They confuse the audience. D) They enhance and spread the legend.
A) Social fears or anxieties. B) Historical events. C) Political speeches. D) Scientific discovery.
A) A historical fact. B) A children’s fairy tale. C) An internet urban legend. D) A documentary feature. |