Answers to Misinformation Mayhem
Here are the answers to the Misinformation Mayhem puzzles located at the Tampines, Jurong and Woodlands Regional Libraries.
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| S/N | Description |
|---|---|
| 1a | Poster of a “wonder medicine” with a QR code to scan, with the urgent message to “Get ‘em now!”. |
| 1b | Online chat website offering $15 for a survey |
| 1c | Unverified seller on social media platform with 2 reviews. |
| 1c.2 | Receiving an empty parcel after making an online purchase |
| 1d | Sellers who only accept cash on delivery option. |
| 1e | “Love scam” victim |
| 1f | A phishing caller pretending to be a government official |
| 2a | Fake news website claiming “Elephant appears at Marina Bay” |
| 2b | Fake news headline “PSLE cancelled due to hot weather” |
| 2c | News about a “magic pill” message |
| 2d | Always look beyond the initial source and dig deeper to get to the truth. |
| 3a | A.I. generated image of a desert in Singapore with a Merlion and Rafflesia plant. |
| 4a | A “monster” catfishing (pretending to be a girl) |
| 4b | A fake business shopfront |
| 5a | Reporting a suspicious message asking for an OTP (one-time-password) |
| 5b | Asking friends, “Are you S.U.R.E.?” when receiving a suspicious message |
| 5c | Checking for security padlock on websites to indicate safe transactions |
| 5d | Show support and comfort your friends who encounter cyber bullies |
| 5e | Avoid clicking on any suspicious links |
| 5f | Finding information from more than one source. |
| 5g | Choosing strong passwords for online usage. |