Fake news website - Quiz
A) Google Analytics B) Facebook Page ID C) Instagram ID D) Twitter Handle
A) Amazon Associates B) Taboola C) Google AdSense D) Facebook Ad Manager
A) Gateway address B) Subnet mask C) MAC address D) IP address
A) Avatar ID B) Profile ID C) User ID D) Gravatar ID
A) Nagios ID B) Pingdom ID C) New Relic ID D) Datadog ID
A) Alexa ID B) Comscore ID C) Quantcast ID D) Nielsen ID
A) Google Tag Manager B) Mixpanel C) Matomo ID Tracker D) Adobe Analytics
A) Cross-promotion B) Link spam C) Backlinking D) Referral marketing
A) Plagiarized content B) Editorial oversight C) Original investigative reporting D) User-generated comments
A) Distinctive color palette B) Custom typography C) About pages D) Unique logo design
A) Physical address B) Domain registration C) Social media profile D) Tax ID
A) Improving SEO rankings B) Increasing page speed C) Lowering server costs D) Avoiding advertising blacklists
A) Privacy policy B) FAQ section C) Job application D) Copyright notice
A) Shared bandwidth B) Shared SSL certificate C) Shared server location D) Shared hosting provider
A) Hoax news websites B) Satire news outlets C) Verified media portals D) Anonymous news blogs
A) Through printed newspaper advertisements B) Through library databases C) Through social media D) Through official government alerts
A) Fake news is always humorous B) Fake news seeks to be perceived as legitimate C) Satire websites are funded by the government D) Satire websites use programmatic ads
A) Receiving government grants B) Selling physical merchandise C) Exploiting programmatic ad trading D) Charging user subscription fees
A) India and Germany B) Russia and North Macedonia C) Indonesia and the Philippines D) Mexico and Sweden
A) To boost local economic growth B) To increase international taxation C) To weaken confidence in democratic values D) To promote technological innovation
A) To provide better weather forecasts B) To improve bilateral trade relations C) To inflame splits in society D) To gain financial profit from ads
A) National Intelligence Bureau B) Strategic Propaganda Department C) Digital Security Commission D) Civil Contingencies Agency
A) Government control of all media B) Total lack of internet access C) High levels of traditional literacy D) Limited resources to check veracity
A) The New York Times B) WikiLeaks C) The Associated Press D) Snopes.com
A) An ocean of misinformation B) A shadow of doubt C) A dust cloud of nonsense D) A digital winter
A) FireEye B) Barack Obama C) Angela Merkel D) Alex Younger
A) It was an attempt to sell products B) It was a mistake by automated bots C) It was part of a cyberwarfare campaign D) It was a charity awareness project
A) Direct negotiation between human editors B) Machine-to-machine auction in real-time C) Promoting products through word-of-mouth D) Trading advertising space via postal mail
A) Using clear disclaimers B) Redirecting to official government pages C) Website spoofing D) Displaying only real-time weather reports
A) They were being censored B) They created the fake news C) They apologized for the dissemination D) They wanted more government oversight
A) The Industrial Revolution B) The Enlightenment C) The Gilded Age D) The Renaissance
A) The Seven Years' War B) The Civil War C) The Spanish–American War D) The War of 1812
A) 1905 B) 1890 C) 1898 D) 1939
A) Adolf Hitler B) Karl Hornack C) William Randolph Hearst D) Joseph Pulitzer
A) Hosting only verified government news B) Using spoofed URLs or typosquatting C) Using only high-quality domain extensions D) Explicitly stating it is an impostor
A) Clickbait headlines B) Neutral and descriptive headlines C) Highly academic headlines D) Short and boring headlines
A) Detailed author biographies B) Highly acclaimed journalism awards C) Links to author social media profiles D) Fictitious authors
A) Using only peer-reviewed journals B) Providing direct links to government archives C) Citing sources that do not support the claim D) Avoiding citations altogether
A) Hindsight bias B) Cognitive dissonance C) Confirmation bias D) Self-serving bias
A) Overly formal academic language B) Lack of adjectives C) Strict adherence to AP style D) Misspellings or sensational wording
A) Subscriber-only donations B) Payment from biased sources or politicians C) Grants from journalism schools D) Revenue from book sales
A) Bitola B) Skopje C) Ohrid D) Veles
A) 50,000 B) 150,000 C) 10,000 D) 500,000
A) $4,800 B) $25,000 C) $12,000 D) $50,000
A) A government-funded program B) A gold rush C) A temporary fad D) An illegal enterprise
A) Alex B) None of these C) Slavcho Chadiev D) Dmitri
A) Pro-Trump fictions B) Local Macedonian politics C) Anti-European Union stories D) Pro-Sanders fictions
A) DomainTools B) Twitter Trends C) Facebook Ad Manager D) Google Analytics
A) 50 B) 500 C) 200 D) 1,000
A) Dmitri B) Ivan C) Alex D) Boris
A) Over $60,000 B) Under $5,000 C) Over $1,000,000 D) Exactly $10,000
A) Ovidiu Drobota B) Adrian Chen C) Yevgeny Prigozhin D) Vladimir Putin
A) Moscow B) Bucharest C) Oradea D) Saint Petersburg
A) 2011 B) 2014 C) 2015 D) 2016
A) End the Feed B) Fake News Romania C) Truth Feed D) Ending the Fed
A) Donald Trump B) Barack Obama C) Hillary Clinton D) Bernie Sanders
A) Ovidiu Drobota B) Adrian Chen C) Yevgeny Prigozhin D) Vladimir Putin
A) Yevgeny Prigozhin B) Megyn Kelly C) Adrian Chen D) Ovidiu Drobota
A) Washington D.C. B) Oradea C) Moscow D) Saint Petersburg
A) Bot network B) Troll farm C) Social media agency D) News aggregator
A) 2011 B) August 2016 C) March 2016 D) Fall 2014
A) The collapse of the Soviet Union B) 2016 U.S. election C) 2011 protests against Putin D) The creation of 'Ending the Fed'
A) 2014 B) 2015 C) 2016 D) 2017
A) European Counter-Propaganda Unit B) Active Measures Group C) Foreign Affairs Investigative Taskforce D) East StratCom Team
A) 8 B) 23 C) 179 D) 11
A) Strategic Communications Bureau B) Active Measures Working Group C) Counter-Disinformation Team D) Global Engagement Center
A) January 2014 B) September 2015 C) December 2015 D) November 2016
A) Soviet Studies Taskforce B) Cold War Information Bureau C) National Security Propaganda Unit D) Active Measures Working Group
A) Ronald Reagan B) John R. Schindler C) Viktor Yanukovych D) Richard Stengel
A) Eight months B) Three months C) Two years D) One year
A) Sputnik B) TASS C) RT D) RIA Novosti
A) The U.S. State Department B) The National Security Agency C) The European Parliament D) Deutsche Welle
A) The Guardian B) The Daily Beast C) The New York Times D) War on the Rocks
A) Exactly ten thousand B) Less than one hundred C) Low thousands D) Hundreds of thousands
A) #RussiaRules B) #Trumpwon C) #Election2016 D) #DebateNight
A) BuzzFeed B) The CIA C) The FBI D) FireEye
A) Patrick Skinner B) David DeWalt C) Adam Schiff D) James R. Clapper
A) Underfunding B) Excessive popularity C) Lack of digital technology D) Governmental censorship of the internet
A) Germany B) Austria C) Switzerland D) France
A) Google Europe B) Facebook Europe C) Twitter Europe D) The Washington Post
A) Sebastian Kurz B) Angela Merkel C) Alexander van der Bellen D) Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek
A) Eva Glawischnig-Piesczek B) A court official C) Alexander van der Bellen D) A local journalist
A) Derogatory epithets B) Political policy proposals C) Official party endorsements D) Election result statistics
A) October B) December C) June D) January
A) Fernando Henrique Cardoso B) Michel Temer C) Dilma Rousseff D) Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva
A) Notícia Limpa B) Verdade Brasil C) Folha de S.Paulo D) Aos Fatos
A) Ren Xianliang B) Hedy Fry C) Tai Nalon D) Jori Arvonen
A) Ren Xianliang B) Juha Sipilä C) Tai Nalon D) Hedy Fry
A) Beijing B) Shanghai C) Wuzhen D) Hong Kong
A) Kam Chow Wong B) Jori Arvonen C) Juha Sipilä D) Ren Xianliang
A) Wuzhen B) Vancouver C) Washington D) Helsinki
A) Jori Arvonen B) Hedy Fry C) Tai Nalon D) Juha Sipilä
A) Tai Nalon B) Kam Chow Wong C) Hedy Fry D) Ren Xianliang
A) Les décodeurs B) Le Figaro C) La Tribune D) L'Express
A) Abortion B) Foreign policy C) Taxation D) Immigration
A) Laurence Rossignol B) Bruno Kahl C) Angela Merkel D) Samuel Laurent
A) Economic growth B) Political discussion C) The tourism industry D) International trade
A) Laurence Rossignol B) Antoine Bevort C) Samuel Laurent D) Bruno Kahl
A) Declining literacy rates B) Sabotage by Russian intelligence C) Over-regulation of the internet D) Lack of digital infrastructure
A) Federal B) Fascist C) Foreign D) Fake |
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