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    Fake news refers to untrue information presented as real news, often spread deliberately to deceive people. There are three main types of fake news: misinformation which is unintentionally false, disinformation which intends to mislead, and malinformation which uses real facts to mislead. While not new, fake news has increased substantially on the internet in recent years, aided by its ability to rapidly spread false information.

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    Fake news refers to untrue information presented as real news, often spread deliberately to deceive people. There are three main types of fake news: misinformation which is unintentionally false, disinformation which intends to mislead, and malinformation which uses real facts to mislead. While not new, fake news has increased substantially on the internet in recent years, aided by its ability to rapidly spread false information.

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    Speaking Final exam

    ENG--------------
    OUTLINE
    Title: Fake News
    I. What is Fake news
    A. The Internet is an incredible resource for news and information, but
    unfortunately not everything online is trustworthy. Fake news is any article
    or video containing untrue information disguised as a credible news source.
    While fake news is not unique to the Internet, it has recently become a big
    problem in today’s digital world.

    B. Types:
     Mis-information - false information shared with no intention of causing harm
     Dis-information - false information shared intentionally to cause harm
     Mal-information – true information shared intentionally to cause harm
    II. Causes
    A. Cause 1
    B. Cause 2
    C. Cause 3
    III. Effects
    A. Effect 1
    B. Effect 2
    C. Effect 3 (research-based evidence) \
    1. Where the study took place
    2. Who participated (number, gender, major ..)
    3. How was information collected
    4. What was the major finding
    5. What is your conclusion

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