Misinformation

Many people on social media spread […] without checking the facts.

misinformation

Some fake news is not just shared by mistake – it is […] to trick people.

deliberately promoted

I didn’t mean to give the wrong answer – I did it […].

inadvertently

Before writing developed, people used […] to share ideas.

verbal communication

He tried to […] the teacher by pretending he had done his homework.

deceive

Companies may lie in order to […] in the market.

gain strategic advantage

Good leaders know how to […] in their team.

motivate others to action

Sometimes we lie not to hurt feelings, but to […] with loved ones.

protect interpersonal bonds

Even in ancient times, people were […] wrong ideas to each other.

sharing inaccurate information

The internet […] the rapid spread of information.

enables

The threat of fake news [...] larger than ever before.

loom

[...] is essential for a peaceful community.

Social harmony

The [...] climate can be affected by misinformation.

political

We live in a fast-paced [...] where news travels quickly.

mass-media environment

Fixing a viral rumor is often a [...] process.

resource-intensive

The government launched a campaign to [...] false news online.

counter

People tend to [...] new information as true, even if only for a moment.

encode

Many individuals face a […] when choosing between a job that brings happiness and one that offers a high salary

dilemma

Learning a new language at an early age can have several advantages, especially in terms of […] development

cognitive

[…] infrastructure, such as well-maintained roads and efficient public transportation systems

Robust

I believe fake news should be [...] rather than waiting until it goes viral.

preemptively blocked

One major issue is that current [...] are not strict enough to stop misleading advertisements.

regulatory structures

In the U.S., many agencies only take action through [...] rather than preventing issues in advance.

post hoc detection

Organizations like the FDA mainly perform [...] instead of censoring content upfront.

monitoring and notification functions

Unlike some countries, the U.S. rarely engages in [...] even when the information could harm the public.

preemptive censoring

[...] has become more common in modern media, especially with prescription medicine commercials.

direct-to-consumer advertising

That TV commercial was clearly [...] of health communication rules.

in apparent violation

Although the program is [...], it cannot fully protect consumers from misleading ads.

laudable

Without better control, [...] will continue to mislead the public.

false advertising

Even when corrected, earlier misinformation can still [...] and shape public beliefs.

affect attitudes

A campaign to correct misinformation, even if [...] compelling, may still fail without proper planning.

rhetorically

Effective messages need to be [...] so that the general public can understand them easily.

accessible

A well-planned campaign requires sufficient [...] and organization.

resources and planning

Some students are not [...] to the existence of misinformation on social media.

sensitized

It's important to improve [...] as early as elementary school to help people detect false information.

media literacy

Many people fail to [...] between fake news and real news.

distinguish

The message lacked enough [...] to persuade the audience to act.

reach and frequency

Journalists and scholars have pointed out the increasing spread of [...] in digital platforms.

fake news

Even compelling corrective campaigns must [...] to ensure the audience can comprehend the message.

frame messages

Câu ứng dụng (gap-filling)

Đáp án (Collocation)

We need to [...] to fight against online misinformation.

develop potential solutions

Tackling misinformation will be a [...] process requiring patience and cooperation.

long and arduous

It's essential to [...] to track misinformation trends.

maintain consistent monitoring tools

We should [...] that media claims without scientific backing must be questioned.

recognize among society

False information is often spread due to [...].

human fallibility

To truly solve misinformation, we need [...], not quick fixes.

coordinated efforts over time

A [...] is not enough to eliminate fake news completely.

one-time panacea