Reading News阅读新闻
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#1
Every day, millions of people around the world read the news.
每天，全世界有数百万人在阅读新闻。
#2
They read headlines on their phones, computers, and newspapers.
他们在手机、电脑和报纸上阅读新闻标题。
#3
But not all news stories are true.
但并非所有新闻报道都是真实的。
#4
Some stories have bias or wrong information.
有些故事带有偏见或错误信息。
#5
It is important to fact-check the news you read.
查证你所阅读的新闻是很重要的。
#6
A headline is the title of a news story.
标题是新闻故事的名称。
#7
It is usually short and easy to read.
它通常很短且易于阅读。
#8
Some headlines try to make you feel angry or scared.
有些标题试图让你感到愤怒或恐惧。
#9
These headlines want you to click on the story.
这些标题想要让你点击这个故事。
#10
So you should read the full story, not just the headline.
所以你应该阅读完整的故事，而不仅仅是标题。
#11
A source is where the news comes from.
来源就是新闻的产地。
#12
Good news stories use more than one source.
好的新闻报道会使用超过一个来源。
#13
For example, a reporter will talk to different people about the same event.
例如，一名记者会针对同一个事件访问不同的人。
#14
If a story has no source, it is probably not reliable.
如果一个故事没有来源，它可能不可靠。
#15
You should always check the source.
你应该总是检查来源。
#16
Bias means that a story only shows one side of an idea.
偏见是指一个故事只展示想法的一面。
#17
Every news source can have some bias.
每个新闻来源都可能带有一些偏见。
#18
Some sources like one political party more than another.
有些消息来源比起另一个政党，更喜欢其中一个政党。
#19
You can compare stories from different sources to find the truth.
你可以比较来自不同来源的故事来寻找真相。
#20
This is a good way to understand the news better.
这是一个更深入了解新闻的好方法。
#21
Last year, a study found that many young people did not fact-check the news.
去年，一項研究發現許多青少年沒有查證新聞。
#22
They believed the first story they saw online.
他们相信了他们在网上看到的第一则故事。
#23
Experts said people should use fact-check websites.
专家表示，人们应该使用事实核查网站。
#24
These websites can help you know if a story is true or false.
这些网站可以帮助你了解一个故事是真实的还是虚假的。
#25
Reading the news carefully will make you a smarter reader.
仔细阅读新闻会让你成为更聪明的读者。