Dangers of Mass Media : Introduction 2 ( Form 2, Citizenship )

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Dangers of Mass Media : Introduction 2 ( Form 2, Citizenship )Version en ligne Test your knowledge on media risks. par YAKILI LMS 1 Forgery cannot apply to digital signatures. Yes No 2 Piracy is legal distribution of music. Yes No 3 Disinformation requires no planning to spread. Yes No 4 Mass media can influence public opinion. Yes No 5 Violent content has no impact on young viewers. Yes No 6 Scams cannot involve personal data theft. Yes No 7 Mass media cannot spread rumors. Yes No 8 Fraud is always reported to authorities immediately. Yes No 9 Slander requires a public figure to be true. Yes No 10 Exposure to sensational news can heighten fear or anger. Yes No 11 Cameroon's constitution bans media literacy education. Yes No 12 Mass media always causes violence. Yes No 13 Bank notices always fail to detect counterfeit money. Yes No 14 Slander is making false statements to damage someone's reputation. Yes No 15 Scamming means deceiving people to steal money or personal data. Yes No 16 Cybercrime does not impact businesses. Yes No 17 Cheaters can never be victims of scams. Yes No 18 All journalists are trained to recognize scams. Yes No 19 Media literacy is unnecessary in the digital age. Yes No 20 Counterfeiting is legal with permission. Yes No 21 Sabotage is deliberate destruction to harm a system or process. Yes No 22 In Cameroon, citizenship education includes understanding media dangers. Yes No 23 Hacking is accessing computer systems without permission. Yes No 24 Digital platforms are always safe spaces free of scams. Yes No 25 Cybercrime does not affect individuals offline. Yes No 26 Sabotage only happens in factories. Yes No 27 Scamming only occurs online. Yes No 28 A 'fake news' article is always clearly false. Yes No 29 Fraud is deception for personal gain. Yes No 30 Exposure to pornography is illegal in all contexts. Yes No 31 Children should be taught media literacy to identify scams. Yes No 32 Piracy cannot be traced to an individual. Yes No 33 Disinformation is the same as misinformation (no intent). Yes No 34 Digital platforms require reporting harmful content to protect users. Yes No 35 Hacking can only be done by teenagers. Yes No 36 Disinformation is false information spread intentionally. Yes No 37 Counterfeiting is making fake money to deceive others. Yes No 38 Piracy refers to illegally copying copyrighted material. Yes No 39 Slander is always proven true. Yes No 40 Fake news never influences elections. Yes No 41 A counterfeit coin is detectable by eye in all cases. Yes No 42 Mass media can spread both useful information and harmful rumors. Yes No 43 Fake news aims to mislead readers about events. Yes No 44 All online platforms verify every user’s identity. Yes No 45 Forgery only applies to money, not documents. Yes No 46 Obscene material such as pornography can be illegal to share with minors. Yes No 47 Fraud never involves contract law. Yes No 48 Forgery is making a falsified document or signature. Yes No 49 Hacking is breaking into computers with permission. Yes No 50 Cybercrime uses computers to commit illegal acts. Yes No

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Forgery cannot apply to digital signatures.

Piracy is legal distribution of music.

Disinformation requires no planning to spread.

Mass media can influence public opinion.

Violent content has no impact on young viewers.

Scams cannot involve personal data theft.

Mass media cannot spread rumors.

Fraud is always reported to authorities immediately.

Slander requires a public figure to be true.

Exposure to sensational news can heighten fear or anger.

Cameroon's constitution bans media literacy education.

Mass media always causes violence.

Bank notices always fail to detect counterfeit money.

Slander is making false statements to damage someone's reputation.

Scamming means deceiving people to steal money or personal data.

Cybercrime does not impact businesses.

Cheaters can never be victims of scams.

All journalists are trained to recognize scams.

Media literacy is unnecessary in the digital age.

Counterfeiting is legal with permission.

Sabotage is deliberate destruction to harm a system or process.

In Cameroon, citizenship education includes understanding media dangers.

Hacking is accessing computer systems without permission.

Digital platforms are always safe spaces free of scams.

Cybercrime does not affect individuals offline.

Sabotage only happens in factories.

Scamming only occurs online.

A 'fake news' article is always clearly false.

Fraud is deception for personal gain.

Exposure to pornography is illegal in all contexts.

Children should be taught media literacy to identify scams.

Piracy cannot be traced to an individual.

Disinformation is the same as misinformation (no intent).

Digital platforms require reporting harmful content to protect users.

Hacking can only be done by teenagers.

Disinformation is false information spread intentionally.

Counterfeiting is making fake money to deceive others.

Piracy refers to illegally copying copyrighted material.

Slander is always proven true.

Fake news never influences elections.

A counterfeit coin is detectable by eye in all cases.

Mass media can spread both useful information and harmful rumors.

Fake news aims to mislead readers about events.

All online platforms verify every user’s identity.

Forgery only applies to money, not documents.

Obscene material such as pornography can be illegal to share with minors.

Fraud never involves contract law.

Forgery is making a falsified document or signature.

Hacking is breaking into computers with permission.

Cybercrime uses computers to commit illegal acts.