Deepfakes: When Video and Voice Lie

SheelonCybersecurityComputer ScienceEnglishGrades 9-12Published Aug 5, 2026

Faces swapped, voices cloned from a few seconds of audio, and old footage relabelled as new. Ten questions on how synthetic media is made, how it is used to trick people, and how to check.

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What is a deepfake?
Multiple Choice · 20s
AA video edited to cut out boring parts
BA photograph taken with a hidden camera
CA rumour that spreads across social media
DSynthetic video or audio of a real person
Roughly how much recorded speech can be enough to clone a voice today?
Multiple Choice · 20s
AA few seconds
BAbout an hour
CA full day of recordings
DSeveral weeks of audio
A common scam is a phone call using a cloned voice of a family member asking for money.
True / False · 20s
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FALSE
Which check is most useful when a shocking video appears online?Multiple Choice · 20s
What kind of search lets you find where a picture appeared before? (two words)Type Answer · 30s
What is a 'cheapfake'?Multiple Choice · 20s
Some AI images carry an invisible watermark identifying them as generated.True / False · 20s
Which visual clue can still suggest a face has been swapped in a video?Multiple Choice · 20s
Someone makes a deepfake video of a classmate. What is the most useful response?Multiple Choice · 20s
What word describes the record of where a piece of media came from? (one word)Type Answer · 30s

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What is a deepfake?

Roughly how much recorded speech can be enough to clone a voice today?

A common scam is a phone call using a cloned voice of a family member asking for money.