The Sullivan University Library celebrated National Library Week with the theme of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: News Literacy. One part of the news literacy theme involved two quizzes, which tested participants’ knowledge and evaluation skills of news stories. Questions on the quizzes were about subjects as varied as the Pope’s comments on the 2016 U.S. Presidential election to whether or not a major retailer was selling a rock in its stores.
The results are in, and they show that about 20 people took at
least one of the quizzes. With average scores on tests A and B at 69% and 40%
respectively, these quizzes reflect how tough it can be to determine what is
real and what is fiction.
The images below provide a snapshot of each test’s
statistics.
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| Test A |
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| Test B |
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