solved Can you help me understand this English question? Part 1:

Can you help me understand this English question?

Part 1: Watch Astroturf & Answer QuestionsAnswer the following questions:According to the video, what are the key terms that Astroturfers use to make their articles inflammatory?Why do astroturfers attack people seeking the truth instead of the issues themselves?What does Attkisson say about Wikipedia? What happened to author Philip Roth’s Wikipedia page?What percentage of medical conditions described on Wikipedia pages is incorrect.How does astroturfing hurt our ability to get to the truth on important issues?According to the video, what are our options for combatting it?What conflict of interest did Attkisson expose over Lunesta?How does this topic represent an example of an informative paper? Explain your answerPart 2: Read “You’ve probably tricked by fake news and didn’t know it (Links to an external site.)” (https://www.sciencenews.org/blog/science-public/youve-probably-been-tricked-fake-news-and-dont-know-it (Links to an external site.)) and answer the questions 1) )What did David Rapp of Northwestern University about how we remember inaccurate information later on?2) One problem that Rapp points out is that the more we hear or read something, the easier it is to remember it. “When we can remember something more easily, we’re more likely to believe it’s true” (Rapp). If this is true, and we are constantly bombarded with a mixture of lies and truths, how do we know and remember the difference?3) in Rapp’s experiments, what is the best way for people to differentiate the facts from the lies and remember the facts?