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LESSON 14
[T-F Questions]
1.) These days, fake news is everywhere, and compared to the past, false stories
spread easily via SNS.
2. (f) With the development of social media, people have come to trust the
mainstream media even more than before.
3. (F) Japanese are now unable to spot fake news and accept real news stories
without doubt.
[Comprehension Questions]
<Paragraph 1>
1. What did an SNS alert message say?
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said
2. When was the message posted?
was
W
was
A lion has escaped from
posted
3. What was attached to the message?
<Paragraph 2>
4. How do false stories spread?
They spread
<Paragraph 3>
7. What do they accept?
shortly after the devastating earthquake in kyushu.
via
5. In past decades, what did we trust?
We
6. Why has trust in the mainstream media been declining?
with
the
attached a photo of a lion on the loose.
SNS
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trusted established news papers. magazines
9. What should we judge credibility by?
No.1
near my home in Kumamoto.
They accept social media headlines and photos
8. How do most teens judge the credibility of a news related message?
the development of large-scale social media has
and TV news programs.
without
doubt.

LESSON 14
"A lion has escaped from the zoo
near my home in Kumamoto,"
said an SNS alert message
posted shortly after the devastating 九州での壊滅的な地震の直後に投稿された
earthquake in Kyushu.
A photo of a lion on the loose
was even attached to it.
The message was retweeted
at least 20,000 times
in the first hour.
But it turned out to be fake.
Today,
fake news is everywhere,
and false stories are easier than ever
to generate and spread via SNS.
They often get more shares,
likes,
and comments
than factually accurate news stories.
In past decades,
we trusted established newspapers,
逃亡中のライオンの写真
もそれに付けられていました
メッセージは, リツイート (再通知) されました
少なくとも 20,000件
初めの1時間で
しかし, それが嘘だとわかったのです
今日では
フェイクニュースはどこにでもあります
嘘の話はかつてないほど容易に
SNSで作られ, 拡散します
それらは,しばしばより多く共有 (シェア) されます
「いいね ! 」
そしてコメント
事実に基づいた正確なニュースの記事よりも
過去数十年
私たちは既成の新聞を信頼してきました
雑誌やテレビのニュース番組を
magazines and TV news programs.
But with the development of large scale しかし, 巨大なソーシャルメディアの発達で
social media,
No.1
ライオンが動物園から逃げた
熊本の私の家の近くの
と, SNS アラート (警戒) メッセージは伝えました
trust in the mainstream media
has been declining sharply
over the past 20 years.
According to a recent study,
most teens cannot spot fake news.
主流のメディアへの信頼が
急速に落ちてきています
ここ20年にわたって
最近の研究によると
ほとんどの 10 代の人たちはフェイクニュースを見分
けられません
They accept social media headlines and 彼らはソーシャルメディアの見出しや写真を受け入
photos
れてしまいます
without doubt.
疑うことなく
They fail to distinguish
彼らは区別ができません
between sponsored advertisements and real スポンサー提供の広告と本当のニュースの記事の
by the photos or videos attached,
not by its source.
news stories.
They easily judge the credibility of a news 彼らは、ニュースに関連するメッセージの信頼性を容
related message
易に判断するのです
添付されている写真やビデオで
メッセージの元ではなく