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if it was real they would have T.Vs behind them

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Unorganized

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They don't know what they're talking about.

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If the title isn't finished like which of your favorite politicians is with the Nazis?

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If there are spelling or grammar mistakes

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If there are spelling or grammar mistakes

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read beyond the headline, people can make fake, catchy headlines but whats the whole story

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read beyond the headline, people can make fake, catchy headlines but whats the whole story

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Usually doesn't have a good source or much proof

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If it is fake the news reporter might smile or laugh to much

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If it is fake the news reporter might smile or laugh to much

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If it's a video, check the quality. If the video is good quality and porfesional, it will probably be true.

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If it's a video, check the quality. If the video is good quality and porfesional, it will probably be true.

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When there is too much exaggeration, or over the top stories. Too much negativity, to catch the readers attention (Donald Trump is working with the nazi)

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If the news is fake, they probably wouldn't or wouldn't like to mention a lot about the topic, because they wouldn't have a lot of time to make a story up and add proof.

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Fake news would use a celebrity to get attention (ex. Ariana Grande has started to do drugs!)

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check to see who wrote it

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Check the date, it could be real but old news and no longer true.

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Check the date, it could be real but old news and no longer true.

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If it's fake, the news report will tell you something, but they will not have proof to back up what they are saying.

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to good to be true (ex. He suddenly got 6 billion dollars out of no where!)

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constantly showing up

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fake news would really catch the attention of anyone, real news would probably just catch the attention of most adults

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If it is a video they might stutter a lot more then normal  

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If it is a video they might stutter a lot more then normal  

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If there is too much negativity( ex, his stupid tower blew up ), then it is probably fake

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If the news reporters aren't acting serious.

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Make sure to check the author, if the author is well known in a good way, then it will probably be true.

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Make sure to check the author, if the author is well known in a good way, then it will probably be true.

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Too many exclamation marks or exaggeration means it is fake

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if its fake they would havereally bad backgrounds

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if there is obvious special effects.

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If there is too much negativity( ex, his stupid tower blew up ), it is probably fake news

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If it is a video, it might have the title of the video in all CAPS or with lots of exclamation marks! So that you will click it.

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Spreading a rumour and hoping it will get to the news anchors