Is this source reliable or fake?

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The internet is a treasure trove of information. But how do you know which information is reliable and which is not? How do you recognize incorrect and misleading news articles? This checklist from News in the Classroom, with 10 questions, helps you analyze news articles and distinguish reality from fiction.

This poster from News in the Classroom is based on the checklist from News in the Classroom Netherlands. 

Reliable or fake?

These 10 questions help you identify reliable sources and weapon you against misinformation.

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