Real or make-believe, fact or non-fact images

• What is the importance of identifying real or make-believe images?


  It helps us understand the truthfulness or imaginative nature of what we see.
• What are the characteristics of real images?


  • Show things that exist or have happened in the real world
  • Based on actual people, places, or objects
  • Examples: photographs of cities, trees, or famous people
  • Purpose: to show reality and help us understand the world
• What are the characteristics of make-believe images?


  • Fictional or imaginary
  • Depict things that do not exist or have been exaggerated
  • Examples: drawings of flying unicorns, cartoon characters, or illustrations of aliens
  • Purpose: to entertain, inspire creativity, or communicate imaginative ideas
• What defines fact images?


  • Represent things that are true and based on evidence
  • Show information or events that can be verified
  • Examples: photographs from historical events, medical diagrams, or weather report images
  • Purpose: to help us learn about the real world accurately
• What defines non-fact images?


  • Not based on reality
  • May contain incorrect, exaggerated, or imagined information
  • Examples: manipulated images, digitally altered pictures, or exaggerated advertisements
  • Purpose: often used for entertainment, marketing, or to create false impressions
• How can you identify real vs. make-believe or fact vs. non-fact images?


  • Look for familiar elements: recognizable from everyday life
  • Check for details: fact images are accurate and detailed
  • Consider the source: reliable sources for real and factual images
• Why is it important to understand the difference between real and make-believe images?


  It helps us make better judgments about what we see and how we interpret information.
• What is an example of a real image?


  A photograph of a city.
• What is an example of a make-believe image?

  A drawing of a flying unicorn.
• What is an example of a fact image?

  A photograph from a historical event.
• What is an example of a non-fact image?


  A digitally altered picture to look like a fantasy world.
• How do real images differ from make-believe images?


  Real images show actual things, while make-believe images depict fictional or exaggerated concepts.
• How do fact images differ from non-fact images?


  Fact images are based on evidence and truth, while non-fact images may contain exaggerations or inaccuracies.