# Unit 5: The social media

> Từ vựng và mẫu câu Unit 5 (The social media), English Discovery 12: If you read …, you will … / … can be misleading.

Source: https://olyclass.com/library/tb-english-discovery-g12-u05/

- Subject: English
- Level: B1
- Textbook unit: 16
- Play it free on one screen (projector, TV or whiteboard): https://olyclass.com/library?play=tb-english-discovery-g12-u05
- Copy and edit it: https://olyclass.com/library?copy=tb-english-discovery-g12-u05
- Games it plays well in: [Picture Dice](https://olyclass.com/classroom-games/picture-dice/), [Ladder Climb](https://olyclass.com/classroom-games/ladder-climb/), [Paper Race](https://olyclass.com/classroom-games/paper-race/), [Three in a Row](https://olyclass.com/classroom-games/three-in-a-row/)

## Words in this game

- **resist**: It is hard to resist sweet cakes.
- **commercial**: I saw a funny commercial on TV.
- **eye-catching**: The poster has an eye-catching bright design.
- **spread**: News can spread very fast online.
- **awash**: The internet is awash with fake stories.
- **bombard**: Ads bombard us every time we go online.
- **reputable**: Please use a reputable website for your project.
- **newsworthy**: The big storm was a newsworthy event.
- **agenda**: Every group has its own agenda.
- **manipulate**: Some people manipulate photos to trick others.
- **tamper**: Do not tamper with the photo.
- **distort**: Bad stories can distort the truth.

## Questions

1. If you read false news and believe it, ___. (you may spread wrong information / you will always know the facts / you will stop all fake news / you will win a prize)
   Answer: you may spread wrong information
2. A headline that gives a wrong idea can be ___. (misleading / newsworthy / reputable / truthful)
   Answer: misleading
3. If you read a reputable website, ___. (you are more likely to get fake news / you are more likely to learn the facts / you are sure to see only ads / you can never find any facts)
   Answer: you are more likely to learn the facts
4. Photos that people tamper with ___. (are always true / are reputable / can be a commercial / can be misleading)
   Answer: can be misleading