Deepfakes are dangerous because they: A) Reduce screen time B) Improve journalism C) Make false information appear real D) Prevent hoaxes

Hashtags today are most similar to: A) Printed books B) Official documents C) Secret letters D) Political pamphlets

Modern climate anxiety is similar to Malthusian fears because both: A) Focus on political corruption B) Predict resource scarcity and disaster C) Involve space exploration D) Are based on artificial intelligence

Malthus believed society would collapse because: A) Population would grow faster than food supply B) Technology would fail C) Governments would disappear D) Trade would stop

Doomscrolling happens when people: A) Research history carefully B) Invest in stocks C) Continuously consume negative news D) Delete social media

Tulip Mania is often compared to: A) Industrial factories B) Social clubs C) Cryptocurrency speculation D) Political elections

Cancel culture is similar to ostracism because both: A) Require court trials B) Remove someone from public favor C) Are always permanent D) Involve financial crimes

An echo chamber makes people: A) More exposed to different opinions B) Question their beliefs constantly C) Lose interest in politics D) Hear mostly ideas they already agree with

The “Cabinet Noir” was an early example of: A) Political marketing B) Industrialization C) Government surveillance D) Economic speculation

Today’s version of letter-opening surveillance is: A) Royal endorsement B) Data tracking and online monitoring C) Stock trading D) Coffee house debates

Pamphlet wars contributed to: A) Political polarization B) Economic growth C) Scientific discovery D) Space exploration

AI anxiety today mirrors Luddite fears because people worry that: A) Machines are too expensive B) Technology will replace human workers C) Computers are illegal D) Robots are violent