Vocabulary (Từ vựng)

Real vs. False news (Tin thật vs. Tin giả)

1. a) Match the words in the two columns.

(Nối các từ trong hai cột.)

1. ___ sloppy 2. ___ outrageous 3. ___ balanced 4. ___ fact-checked 5. ___ reliable 6. ___ misleading/made-up

a. lies b. information c. judgement d. arguments e. spelling f. sources

Vocabulary (Từ vựng) - Real vs. False news (Tin thật vs. Tin giả)

1. a) Fill in each gap with sloppy, fact-checked, judgement, outrageous, sources or misleading. Listen and check.

(Điền vào mỗi chỗ trống với sloppy, act-checked, judgement, outrageous, sources hoặc misleading. Nghe và kiểm tra.)

FAKE FACT

Not all news stories online are true. Sometimes websites create false news to grab the readers' attention and get lots of comments. So don't be fooled easily!

REAL NEWS

• provides reliable supporting facts and 1) _____

• is written by a respected author or an organisation

• contains balanced articles without 2) _____

• can be 3) _____ by other websites

FALSE NEWS

• contains 4) _____ or made-up information

• contains 5) _____ spelling and grammar

• starts with a catchy headline that sounds too 6) _____

• has article links that cannot be identified

b) Fill the gaps (1-6) with the phrases in Exercise 1a.

(Điền vào các chỗ trống 1-6) với các cụm từ trong bài tập 1a.)

1. This article is full of _____! None of this is true.

2. I now understand why we should read newspapers and magazines that contain articles with _____.

3. Make sure you use _____ in order to convince your readers.

4. According to some _____ the couple will soon get married.

5. Why did you read such _____ and form a false opinion about reality?

6. I never trust articles that are full of _____. A newspaper that cannot hire an editor is not trustworthy.