News and Fake New

5. To change or present something in a way that influences how people think about it.
8. Not showing a strong opinion or taking a side.
9. What someone thinks, feels or believes about something.
11. Something that can be checked and shown to be true.
13. Information that helps to show whether something is true.
15. Giving someone a false or incorrect impression.
17. A reason or set of reasons used to support an opinion.
21. Making something seem bigger, better or worse than it really is.

1. Background information that helps us understand something properly.
2. A person who finds information and reports news.
3. Words that explain or describe a picture.
4. The title of a news article, designed to tell what it is about and catch attention.
6. A headline or image designed mainly to make people click on it.
7. To check that something is true or accurate.
10. The exact words that someone has said or written.
12. Able to be trusted to give accurate information.
14. A statement that someone says is true and may need evidence to support it.
16. The person, place or material that information comes from.
17. A piece of writing about a particular topic or event.
18. A section of writing about one main idea.
19. The opening of a news article that gives the most important information.
20. The main part of an article where more details are given.