Do NOT just answer the questions below. Create a coherent posting on the topic. The questions below are designed to spark ideas to help you to formulate your post. Did you take the Misinformation test? If you took the test, are you willing to share your results with the class? Evaluate the statement from the Washington Post article, Misinformation is often accidentally spread by people who want it to be true. Do you believe that is a true statement? Why or why not? Evaluate the statement from the Cambridge article, the polling found that younger adults are worse than older adults at identifying false headlines, and that the more time someone spent online recreationally, the less likely they were to be able to tell real news from misinformation. What sources do you trust for information? Is there anything you would like to add to the articles? Do you or does anyone you know have personal experience trusting content on the Internet that was later found to be fake or untrue or even dangerous? How do you evaluate information you find online? Will you make any changes to the way you view or share online information as a result of this assignment? Remember to respond to the posts of at least 3 students within 48 hours of the post deadline to be eligible to earn full points for this assignment