Every day brings new stories and information about COV﹣ID﹣19． Some stories （1） __ （be）encouraging， while others bring bad news． How can you know who to turn to？ Can you trust（2） （they）？
It's important （3） （stay） informed in times like these． But while your（4） __ （friend）and family might share information on social media in（5） hopes of helping others， it's common for rumors （谣言） to spread in this way． You might have read stories（6） sound too good to be true． What do you think about them？ Would you consider that they might not be quite right？
If you can，try to get news（7） all kinds of sources（来源）．Read articles from government news platforms which（8） （usual） give timely fact checks． When dealing with such a serious issue， it's important to make your news "diet" just as much and（9） ___ （health）as your real diet．Last but not least， think twice before（10） （share） information online!
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