Only 10% Of People Can Correctly Tell Which of These Internet Facts and Pictures are Real

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Facebook

You can totally recharge your phone by microwaving it, right?

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True
False

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Beacon Rock Golf Course

There's no way these golfers are really playing this close to a fire...right?

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This one’s real
It’s totally fake

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Shutterstock

Polybius was the game developed by the CIA for behavior modification that gave children in Portland amnesia. But was it real or a hoax?

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Real
Hoax

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Norbert Rosing

Animal pictures abound on the Internet, but some of them are definitely fake. Could this polar bear really be playing with a sled dog?

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No, it’s fake.
Yes, it’s definitely real.

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Twitter

In 2016, Twitter user Randy admitted to ripping up absentee ballots for Trump. Or did he?

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This is totally illegal. There’s no way he did it.
Yup, it was a really big deal.

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Shutterstock

Is a dishwasher a good place to put your valuables during a hurricane, as per the recently circulating Internet advice?

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Definitely not.
Absolutely!

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Instagram

These two headlines are photoshopped, right?

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They’re totally real and were distributed to different political markets.
This is photoshopped.
This is real, but they were just printed at different times during the day.

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Let's get meta for a moment. In 2016, Snopes agreed to work with a social media site to help evaluate the accuracy of questionable posts. Which social media site?

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Twitter
Facebook
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Pinterest
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LinkedIn

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Which of these Internet famous photos is real?

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CNN

This photo of Darren Wilson after the incident with Michael Brown
jetcareers.com

This chemtrails on/off switch
ViralNova

This photo of a man hiding under a woman's bed
National Geographic

This photo of a plane passing in front of a solar eclipse

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Shutterstock

In June of 2017, Breitbart reported that a German woman was fined over 1000 euros for sharing an anti-migrant meme. True or false?

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True
False

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Shutterstock

Which one of these Obama stories is real?

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In August of 2017, he ordered Harvard University to reverse its suspension of his daughter Malia.
In 2016, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell said: “One of my proudest moments was when I told Obama, ‘You will not fill this Supreme Court vacancy.'”
When Hurricane Katrina hit in 2005, he was the only president to ignore a natural disaster and go golfing instead.
Obama was in Texas during Hurricane Harvey, serving meals.
He signed an executive order banning the Pledge of Allegiance in schools.