Question 1
What is the internet?
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A controlled space where information is regulary checked![]()
A public space where anybody can write their opinions![]()
A private space
Question 2
Who is ultimately responsible for evaluating and controlling the information on the internet?
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Parents![]()
The Government![]()
The Internet User
Question 3
Which site could be taken as an example of a collective effort to provide information?
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Wikipedia![]()
Facebook![]()
Ebay
Question 4
Why is information on Wikipedia sometimes considered not to be reliable?
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Because people publish conspiracy theories there![]()
Because the information hasn't always been checked by experts in the field![]()
Because people give only their opinions, never facts
Question 5
What does Wikipedia's disclaimer warn about?
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Internet bullying![]()
Computer viruses![]()
It can't garantee that its articles are 100% accurate
Question 6
Which of these is NOT one of the criteria set out by the site eduscol for the effective use of the internet?
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Evaluation![]()
Validation![]()
Compensation
Question 7
For which internet users is it often most difficult to evaluate the information?
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Old people![]()
Inexperienced users![]()
Teenagers
Question 8
What is a good way of checking the information you find?
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Cross-referencing![]()
Trusting yourself![]()
Don't check, everything is true!
Question 9
A reputable website will normally...?
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Not have any links![]()
Give links to other sites![]()
Will be badly written
Question 10
What can teachers do to help students?
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Only allow them to use books instead of the internet![]()
Provide a list of pre-selected sites for research![]()
Encourge them to use sites like newshound, the onion etc
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