What is “fake news?”

A. exaggerated news that is presented in a satirical form
B. news that is false because of either error or deliberate fabrication
C. news that a media critic doesn’t like
D. all of these


D. all of these

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Raul is working on a message trying persuade students and staff to get a flu shot this year. Which of the following would be the most effective message regarding the recommendation to get the shot:

a. shots are offered at the clinic Monday through Friday. They are free and to schedule and appoint go to the website and click on schedule an appointment. b. you can protect yourself by getting a flu shot c. the campus clinic offers flu shots free of charge for all staff and students d. getting the shot could help others by making you less contagious

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In every country, there are continuous reproduction, reinterpretation and transmission of a pattern of symbols, values, memories, myths and traditions. Which function of national identity do these myths of origin serve?

A. They provide a factual historical record of the nation’s development. B. They provide a point of unity with other nations. C. They help to create a sense of national identity. D. They highlight the divisions between subgroups within the nation.

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What was the first full-length computer-animated hit film?

a. Up b. Alice in Wonderland c. Toy Story d. Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

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What is the first step in preparing for an interview with someone about your speech topic?

A) Plan what you will ask at the interview. B) Establish a purpose or objective for the interview. C) Get background information on the interviewee and your topic. D) Set up a time for the interview well in advance.

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