Froggy Jumps GRAMMAR-TRANSLATION METHODVersión en línea The names of some key figures in Grammar Translation—like Johann Seidensticker, Karl Plötz, H. S. Ollendorf, and Johann Meidinger—show that this method originated from German scholarship. This approach focused on deeply understanding the structure of language and classical texts. It was designed to help learners grasp the grammar and vocabulary of target languages, especially Latin and Ancient Greek, which were important in European education during the 18th and 19th centuries. However, this method emphasized academ ic knowledge over practical language use, leading to criticism. W. H. D. Rouse described it as aiming “to know everything about something rather than the thing itself” (quoted in Kelly 1969: 53). This critique highlights the gap between traditional teaching methods and the growing need for practical language skills among learners. por Student Abdumalikova 1 What is the definition of "fake news" a Sensational or misleading headlines designed to attract clicks. b False or misleading information presented as news to deceive people. c deliberate attempt to trick people into believing something false 2 Find the definition of "click bait" a Sensational or misleading headlines designed to attract clicks. b Favoritism or prejudice in reporting that affects the objectivity of the content. c Incorrect or misleading information shared without the intent to deceive. 3 Find the definition of"Bias" a A deliberate attempt to trick people into believing something false. b The deliberate control or distortion of information to influence opinions. c Favoritism or prejudice in reporting that affects the objectivity of the content. 4 What is the definition of"propaganda" a – Information used to promote or discredit a particular cause or idea, often biased. b The moral principles that guide journalists in their work. c Using someone else’s work or ideas without proper credit. 5 What is the definition of "fact checking" a – The moral principles that guide journalists in their work. b The process of verifying the accuracy of information. c Sensationalized or exaggerated news to attract readers. 6 What is the meaning of "public truth a Information used to promote or discredit a particular cause or idea, often biased. b – The confidence people have in the honesty and reliability of information sources. c Reporting news accurately, fairly, and ethically. 7 What is the translation of "spin" a Maʼlumotni toʻgʻri yetkazish b Maʼlumotni joylash c Maʼlumotni boshqacha talqin qilish 8 What is the meaning of "transparency a Openness and honesty about how information is gathered and shared. b The suppression of speech, public communication, or information deemed objectionable. c The condition of remaining unknown or unidentified. 9 What is the definition of "ethical standards" a – The suppression of speech, public communication, or information deemed objectionable. b Principles that define acceptable behavior in journalism. c – Presenting information in a way that influences interpretation, often to favor a certain views 10 What is the meaning of "responsible reporting a The ability to critically analyze and evaluate media content. b Reporting news accurately, fairly, and ethically. c Presenting information in a way that influences interpretation, often to favor a certain viewpoint. 11 What is the meaning of "anonymity" a False statements that harm a person’s reputation. b Sensationalized or exaggerated news to attract readers. c – The condition of remaining unknown or unidentified. 12 Which of the word is translated "bo'hton,yolgʻon" a Bias b Slander c Rumor
