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Is it true? Repérer les fake news (5e)

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fake newsles fausses informations
a headlineun titre (d'article)
a reliable sourceune source fiable
Check before you share!Vérifie avant de partager !
It might be fake.C'est peut-être faux.
Who wrote it? When?Qui l'a écrit ? Quand ?

Sur internet, tout n'est pas vrai ! Avant de partager, pose-toi quatre questions : Who wrote it? Where does it come from? When was it published? Do other reliable sources say the same thing? Pour exprimer un doute, on utilise might : It might be fake (c'est peut-être faux), It might be a joke.

Mise en situation : en classe

Lucas : Look at this headline: Scientists find a dinosaur alive in Scotland!
Regarde ce titre : des scientifiques trouvent un dinosaure vivant en Écosse !
Teacher : Hmm. Do you believe it?
Hmm. Tu y crois ?
Clara : No way! It might be fake. Who wrote it?
Pas question ! C'est peut-être faux. Qui l'a écrit ?
Lucas : I don't know. There's no author, and the photo looks strange.
Je ne sais pas. Il n'y a pas d'auteur, et la photo a l'air bizarre.
Teacher : Good! Is the story on any reliable news websites?
Bien ! L'histoire est-elle sur des sites d'information fiables ?
Clara : No, nowhere. So we shouldn't share it!
Non, nulle part. Donc on ne devrait pas la partager !

À retenir

  • fake news, a headline, a source, an author, a website, a photo, a rumour.
  • might + verbe (doute) ; Check before you share! ; Who wrote it? When was it published?

Exercice 1 : Repérer les fake news : exercice 1 (QCM)

  1. « un titre » (d'article)
    1. a headline
    2. a headache
    3. a deadline
  2. « une source fiable »
    1. a reliant sauce
    2. a relieved source
    3. a reliable source
  3. « C'est peut-être faux. »
    1. It might is fake.
    2. It mights be fake.
    3. It might be fake.
  4. « Vérifie avant de partager ! »
    1. Chess before you share!
    2. Check after you share!
    3. Check before you share!
  5. « Qui l'a écrit ? »
    1. Who writed it?
    2. Who did wrote it?
    3. Who wrote it?
  6. « Pas question ! »
    1. Not way!
    2. No way!
    3. No why!
  7. « nulle part »
    1. anywhere
    2. nowhere
    3. no where of
  8. « une rumeur »
    1. a roomer
    2. a rumour
    3. a rummer
  9. « Tu y crois ? »
    1. Do you belief it?
    2. Do you believe it?
    3. Are you believe it?
  10. « Quand a-t-il été publié ? »
    1. When did it published?
    2. When it was published?
    3. When was it published?

Exercice 2 : Repérer les fake news : exercice 2 (à compléter)

  1. It .......................... be fake. (peut-être)
  2. Check before you .......................... !
  3. Who .......................... it?
  4. Look at this .......................... !
  5. Is it a .......................... source? (fiable)
  6. Do you .......................... it?
  7. No .......................... !
  8. There's no .......................... .
  9. When was it .......................... ?
  10. We .......................... share it.

Exercice 3 : Repérer les fake news : mise en situation

  1. Lucas lit un titre.
    1. Look at this headline!
    2. Look at this headache!
    3. Look this headline!
  2. Le prof demande s'il y croit.
    1. Do you believe it?
    2. Are you believing it of?
    3. Do you belief it?
  3. C'est peut-être faux.
    1. It might be fake.
    2. It mights be fake.
    3. It might is fake.
  4. Qui l'a écrit ?
    1. Who writed it?
    2. Who wrote it?
    3. Who did wrote it?
  5. Il n'y a pas d'auteur.
    1. There's no author.
    2. There's not author.
    3. There aren't author.
  6. La photo a l'air bizarre.
    1. The photo looks strange.
    2. The photo looks stranger of.
    3. The photo look strange.
  7. L'histoire est-elle sur des sites fiables ?
    1. Is the story on any reliable news websites?
    2. Are the story on reliable websites?
    3. Is the story on some reliable news websites of?
  8. Non, nulle part.
    1. No, somewhere.
    2. No, nowhere.
    3. No, anywhere.
  9. On ne devrait pas la partager.
    1. We shouldn't to share it!
    2. We don't should share it!
    3. We shouldn't share it!
  10. C'est peut-être une blague.
    1. It might a joke.
    2. It might being a joke.
    3. It might be a joke.

Corrigé

Exercice 1

1. a) a headline · 2. c) a reliable source · 3. c) It might be fake. · 4. c) Check before you share! · 5. c) Who wrote it? · 6. b) No way! · 7. b) nowhere · 8. b) a rumour · 9. b) Do you believe it? · 10. c) When was it published?

Exercice 2

1. might · 2. share · 3. wrote · 4. headline · 5. reliable · 6. believe · 7. way · 8. author · 9. published · 10. shouldn't

Exercice 3

1. a) Look at this headline! · 2. a) Do you believe it? · 3. a) It might be fake. · 4. b) Who wrote it? · 5. a) There's no author. · 6. a) The photo looks strange. · 7. a) Is the story on any reliable news websites? · 8. b) No, nowhere. · 9. c) We shouldn't share it! · 10. c) It might be a joke.