Question

Read and choose the correct alternative:
What is fake news? How to spot it and what you can do to stop it
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Surely it’s easy to tell fake news from real news
Actually, no.
A recent study carried out by Stanford’s Graduate School of Education assessed more than 7,800 responses from middle school, high school and college students in 12 US states […]
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And what can I do to stop its spread?
Share responsibly. Much as it might depress you to think in such terms, you are an influencer within your own social network: put in the legwork above, and only post or share stories you know to be true, from sources you know to be responsible. It’s the “take only photographs, leave only footprints” for the post-truth era.
You can help shape the media you want, too. Withhold “hate-clicking” on stories you know are designed to make you angry. Pay for journalism you value.
And if you have connections on Facebook who think Onion stories are real, break it to them gently. Friends don’t let friends share fake news.
De acordo com o texto, para as notícias falsas pararem de ser espalhadas, as pessoas devem,

A
divulgar o estudo recente de que mais que 7800 notícias falsas começam em escolas



B
compartilhar ou postar apenas histórias que são informações verdadeiras.



C
continuar a compartilhar notícias que têm o objetivo de chocar as pessoas.



D
parar de comentar na página dos amigos quando eles postarem alguma notícia falsa.

por favor responder certo isto é uma prova valendo 10 se vc n tem certeza da resposta por favor não responder

Answer 1

Resposta: b

Explicação: pois fala para compartilhar só noticias que voce saiba que sao verdadeiras

Answer 2

Letra b, a resposta está no último parágrafo !