Q1:Which of the following BEST describes the SPLC's opinion about censorship from Source 2 "The Student Press Law Center is Working to Defend Young Journalists"?

The SPLC hires well-trained lawyers to defend censorship of inappropriate topics.

The SPLC thinks that schools censor journalists because journalists publish lies.

The SPLC believes that fighting censorship is urgent and important.

The SPLC understands that there is an occasional need for censorship.
Q2:Refer to Source 3 "How to Spot False News". Which of the following is NOT a tip provided for spotting fake news?

Check Your Biases: consider if your own beliefs could affect your judgement.

Read Beyond: headlines can be sensational in an effort to get clicks.

Is it Relevant: does the information within the source directly or indirectly support your position?

Consider the Source: click away from the story to investigate the site, its mission and its contact info.

Q3:Does Source 3 "How to Spot False News" support the position that student newspapers should censor articles published?

Question 8 options:

No, it does not directly support the position or claim because it focuses on how to spot false news and not censorship.

Yes, it supports the position that student articles should be censored because it advises the reader to check biases that may be affecting their judgement.

No, it does not support the claim because it encourages readers to verify if articles are authentic by using a fact checker.

Yes, it does support the position or claim because it offers suggestions on how to make sure student produced articles can avoid becoming false news.

Q4:Refer to Source 4 "19 Biggest Pros and Cons of Censorship". Which of the following quotes is the best evidence to support the position that some types of censorship is necessary?

"When taken to the extreme, even rights protected by the First Amendment can become dangerous."

"When the government is responsible for what people can access for information, then there is no longer any personal accountability for one's actions."

"What we can do with this process is to limit access to information that could have an adverse impact on the overall culture of our homes, communities, or countries."

"What is unique about American society is the amount of ambivalence there is toward censorship."
Q5:Refer to Source 4 again. Which quote from the article below is the best example of the author's counter argument that censorship is a way to help keep kids safe?

"The other side of that equation is that families can set their own limits, establish rules, and create circumstances that fit their needs without imposing their morality or beliefs on others."

"That's why the crux of the pros and cons of censorship work to distinguish fictional content from factual items."

"That's not to say that all forms of content should be allowed in society."

"By stopping people before they can act (or the child can respond) to a situation, we can keep everyone safer because of certain restrictions."