CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
Misinformation is
A. info that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on a
person organization or country
B. untrue information that is believed to be true by the person
disseminating it.
C. A and B
D. includes all forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading information
designed presented and promoted to intentionally cause public
harm or for profit. -
correct answer ✅B. untrue information that is believed to be true
by the person disseminating it.
Which of the following best defines disinformation?
A) Accurate information presented for educational purposes.
B) Information shared with good intentions but lacking accuracy.
C) All forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading information
intentionally designed to cause public harm or for profit.
D) Information presented with the intention to entertain rather
than inform. -
correct answer ✅C) All forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading
,CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
information intentionally designed to cause public harm or for
profit.
What characterizes mal-information?
A) Information that is entirely fabricated to deceive.
B) Information that is unintentionally misleading due to a lack of
fact-checking.
C) Information shared for educational purposes with accurate data.
D) Information that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on
a person, organization, or country. -
correct answer ✅D) Information that is based on reality but is
used to inflict harm on a person, organization, or country.
Which of the following best exemplifies satire or parody?
A) Factual reporting with a serious tone.
B) Information intended to deceive or mislead the audience.
C) Humor and comedic commentary, such as content found on
platforms like "The Onion."
,CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
D) Personal anecdotes shared for entertainment purposes. -
correct answer ✅C) Humor and comedic commentary, such as
content found on platforms like "The Onion."
Which term best describes information presented in a deceptive
manner, such as through framing or taking a sound bite?
A) Disinformation
B) Mal-information
C) Satire/Parody
D) Misleading Content -
correct answer ✅D) Misleading Content
Which term describes content where sources are impersonated,
such as through fake websites like "NewYorkTimes.co"?
A) Disinformation
B) Mal-information
C) Satire/Parody
D) Imposter Content -
correct answer ✅D) Imposter Content
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(Grade A+)
Which term best characterizes manipulated content, including
completely fabricated photos and quotes, as well as deep fakes
generated by AI?
A) Disinformation
B) Fabricated Content
C) Satire/Parody
D) Mal-information -
correct answer ✅B) Fabricated Content
Which term best describes clickbait headlines that do not
accurately represent the content of the story?
A) False Connection
B) Mal-information
C) Disinformation
D) Fabricated Content -
correct answer ✅A) False Connection
(Grade A+)
Misinformation is
A. info that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on a
person organization or country
B. untrue information that is believed to be true by the person
disseminating it.
C. A and B
D. includes all forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading information
designed presented and promoted to intentionally cause public
harm or for profit. -
correct answer ✅B. untrue information that is believed to be true
by the person disseminating it.
Which of the following best defines disinformation?
A) Accurate information presented for educational purposes.
B) Information shared with good intentions but lacking accuracy.
C) All forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading information
intentionally designed to cause public harm or for profit.
D) Information presented with the intention to entertain rather
than inform. -
correct answer ✅C) All forms of false, inaccurate, or misleading
,CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
information intentionally designed to cause public harm or for
profit.
What characterizes mal-information?
A) Information that is entirely fabricated to deceive.
B) Information that is unintentionally misleading due to a lack of
fact-checking.
C) Information shared for educational purposes with accurate data.
D) Information that is based on reality but is used to inflict harm on
a person, organization, or country. -
correct answer ✅D) Information that is based on reality but is
used to inflict harm on a person, organization, or country.
Which of the following best exemplifies satire or parody?
A) Factual reporting with a serious tone.
B) Information intended to deceive or mislead the audience.
C) Humor and comedic commentary, such as content found on
platforms like "The Onion."
,CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
D) Personal anecdotes shared for entertainment purposes. -
correct answer ✅C) Humor and comedic commentary, such as
content found on platforms like "The Onion."
Which term best describes information presented in a deceptive
manner, such as through framing or taking a sound bite?
A) Disinformation
B) Mal-information
C) Satire/Parody
D) Misleading Content -
correct answer ✅D) Misleading Content
Which term describes content where sources are impersonated,
such as through fake websites like "NewYorkTimes.co"?
A) Disinformation
B) Mal-information
C) Satire/Parody
D) Imposter Content -
correct answer ✅D) Imposter Content
, CMN Exam Questions & Answers
(Grade A+)
Which term best characterizes manipulated content, including
completely fabricated photos and quotes, as well as deep fakes
generated by AI?
A) Disinformation
B) Fabricated Content
C) Satire/Parody
D) Mal-information -
correct answer ✅B) Fabricated Content
Which term best describes clickbait headlines that do not
accurately represent the content of the story?
A) False Connection
B) Mal-information
C) Disinformation
D) Fabricated Content -
correct answer ✅A) False Connection
