TEAM 2

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Calanigan National High School (Region II - Isabela)

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Preguntas sobre futbol para niños

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Un juego de preguntas y respuestas para niños sobre el fútbol. Deberán responder con ✅ o ❌ a una serie de afirmaciones relacionadas con este deporte.
OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

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Imágenes, canciones... Ya nada es lo que parece. ¿Están hechas con IA o son reales?
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Responde si las siguientes frases sobre cultura general son verdaderas o no.
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TEAM 2


TEAM 2Versión en línea YES/NO por Calanigan National High School (Region II - Isabela) 1 Prominence involves famous people or important institutions. Yes No 2 Verified information increases the credibility of news. Yes No 3 Films and television programs can entertain audiences. Yes No 4 The informative function provides factual information. Yes No 5 Accuracy is an important characteristic of news writing. Yes No 6 Fact-checking organizations promote accountability. Yes No 7 Timeliness is a characteristic of effective news writing. Yes No 8 Documentary films are examples of educational media. Yes No 9 Proximity refers to events happening near the audience. Yes No 10 News writing should be objective. Yes No 11 "Why" explains the reason behind the event. Yes No 12 News writing presents factual information. Yes No 13 "Who" identifies the people involved in the event. Yes No 14 News writing helps citizens make informed decisions. Yes No 15 Human interest stories often evoke emotions. Yes No 16 Health campaigns aim to influence behavior. Yes No 17 The ending usually contains less essential information. Yes No 18 Timeliness means the event is recent or ongoing. Yes No 19 "When" tells the time and place of the event. Yes No 20 Streaming services only provide educational content. Yes No 21 News articles should contain misleading information. Yes No 22 Educational videos support learning. Yes No 23 Novelty refers to unusual or extraordinary events. Yes No 24 Clear and concise writing is important in journalism. Yes No 25 News broadcasts are examples of the informative function. Yes No 26 Impact refers to how many people are affected. Yes No 27 News writing requires gathering and verifying information. Yes No 28 The ending usually contains less essential information. Yes No 29 News writing promotes transparency. Yes No 30 The body provides supporting details and quotations. Yes No 31 Objective reporting avoids personal bias. Yes No 32 Environmental advocacy uses persuasive communication. Yes No 33 Entertainment media can also communicate meaningful messages. Yes No 34 News writing helps preserve historical events. Yes No 35 News articles should contain misleading information. Yes No 36 The inverted pyramid presents the least important information first. Yes No 37 The inverted pyramid presents the least important information first. Yes No 38 News articles should contain misleading information. Yes No 39 Every news article should answer the 5Ws and 1H. Yes No 40 Editors can shorten an inverted pyramid news story without removing the most important information. Yes No 41 Political advertisements are examples of persuasive media. Yes No 42 The watchdog function monitors institutions. Yes No 43 Government announcements can inform the public. Yes No 44 News writing aims to inform the public. Yes No 45 Podcasts can provide both entertainment and information. Yes No 46 Journalists should verify facts before publishing. Yes No 47 The headline summarizes the story. Yes No 48 The lead contains the most important facts. Yes No 49 Investigative journalism supports the watchdog function. Yes No 50 "How" describes how the event happened. Yes No

TEAM 2

Sí o No

Sobre esta actividad

Creada por

Descarga la versión para jugar en papel

Top juegos

Sí o No

Preguntas sobre futbol para niños

Sí o No

OPEN UP 5 UNIT 3: THERE IS/ARE, THERE WAS, THERE WERE

Sí o No

¿Está creado con Inteligencia Artificial?

Sí o No

¿Es verdad?

Sí o No

Grammys a mejor canción/grabación

TEAM 2Versión en línea

por Calanigan National High School (Region II - Isabela)

Prominence involves famous people or important institutions.

Verified information increases the credibility of news.

Films and television programs can entertain audiences.

The informative function provides factual information.

Accuracy is an important characteristic of news writing.

Fact-checking organizations promote accountability.

Timeliness is a characteristic of effective news writing.

Documentary films are examples of educational media.

Proximity refers to events happening near the audience.

News writing should be objective.

"Why" explains the reason behind the event.

News writing presents factual information.

"Who" identifies the people involved in the event.

News writing helps citizens make informed decisions.

Human interest stories often evoke emotions.

Health campaigns aim to influence behavior.

The ending usually contains less essential information.

Timeliness means the event is recent or ongoing.

"When" tells the time and place of the event.

Streaming services only provide educational content.

News articles should contain misleading information.

Educational videos support learning.

Novelty refers to unusual or extraordinary events.

Clear and concise writing is important in journalism.

News broadcasts are examples of the informative function.

Impact refers to how many people are affected.

News writing requires gathering and verifying information.

The ending usually contains less essential information.

News writing promotes transparency.

The body provides supporting details and quotations.

Objective reporting avoids personal bias.

Environmental advocacy uses persuasive communication.

Entertainment media can also communicate meaningful messages.

News writing helps preserve historical events.

News articles should contain misleading information.

The inverted pyramid presents the least important information first.

The inverted pyramid presents the least important information first.

News articles should contain misleading information.

Every news article should answer the 5Ws and 1H.

Editors can shorten an inverted pyramid news story without removing the most important information.

Political advertisements are examples of persuasive media.

The watchdog function monitors institutions.

Government announcements can inform the public.

News writing aims to inform the public.

Podcasts can provide both entertainment and information.

Journalists should verify facts before publishing.

The headline summarizes the story.

The lead contains the most important facts.

Investigative journalism supports the watchdog function.

"How" describes how the event happened.