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