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    fake newsQuiz21 Nov, 2018
    Last edited: 25 Sep, 2024, 9:20 AM

    Can you tell which of these are facts, opinions or fake news?

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    Take a short fun quiz to test your ability to classify the following news headlines as either factual or opinion or false.

    Consider each statement carefully and decide whether you consider the statement to be:

    1. A factual statement
    2. An opinion expressed by someone
    3. Fake news or false information
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