Effects of Social Media – B1 1 / 20 What does “in moderation” mean? In reasonable amounts, not excessively Using something as much as possible Without ever stopping Only with other people 2 / 20 What does “responsibly” mean? Only when someone is watching Without considering the results In a careful and sensible way As quickly as possible 3 / 20 What does “privacy” mean? The amount of time spent online The ability to cook a meal The number of friends someone has Control over access to personal information 4 / 20 What does “critically” mean in “think critically”? By agreeing with every post By reacting angrily By carefully evaluating information By refusing to read anything 5 / 20 What does “reliable sources” mean? Sources that can generally be trusted Messages that are very short Websites that post the fastest People with many followers 6 / 20 What does “false information” mean? Information that is not true Information sent by teachers Information shared in a video call Information that is hard to find 7 / 20 What does “confidence” mean? Fear of all new situations A public safety announcement Belief in your own abilities or worth An interest in photography 8 / 20 In the text, what does “compare” mean? Copy a picture exactly Look at similarities and differences Forget about other people Send a message to a friend 9 / 20 What does “mental health” refer to? The safety of passwords Only physical fitness A person’s emotional and psychological well-being The speed of an internet connection 10 / 20 What does “productivity” mean? The length of a video The number of online friends How much useful work someone gets done The price of a product 11 / 20 What does “scrolling” mean? Sending a paper letter Recording a video Turning off a device Moving through content on a screen 12 / 20 What does “advertise” mean? Write a private diary Promote a product or service Compare two photographs Delete a social media account 13 / 20 In “During emergencies”, what are “emergencies”? Free-time activities Regular social events Online advertisements Serious situations needing quick action 14 / 20 What does “educational” mean? Related to advertising Intended to help people learn Difficult to understand Made only for entertainment 15 / 20 What does “similar interests” mean? Different passwords News from other countries Unusual photographs Things people both enjoy 16 / 20 What does “connected” mean in “stay connected”? Always in the same room Interested in exercise Unable to use the internet Able to keep in contact 17 / 20 What does “disadvantages” mean? Drawbacks or negative points Interesting activities New friendships Important updates 18 / 20 What are “advantages”? Difficult situations Benefits or good points Untrue stories Private messages 19 / 20 What does “communicate” mean? Exchange information or ideas Keep information secret Buy things online Travel to another country 20 / 20 In the text, what does “platforms” mean? Buildings for sports Places on the internet where people share and communicate Printed newspapers Types of computer cables Your score is