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What is 'cyberbullying'?
being mean to someone online
sharing photos online
making new friends online
What does 'going viral' mean?
traveling around the world
getting sick from using phones
becoming very popular quickly online
What is an 'influencer'?
a person who makes videos
a teacher who uses technology
someone with many followers who promotes products
What is one way social media can help with education?
chatting with friends
watching educational videos
playing more games
What does 'screen time' refer to?
time spent outside
time spent sleeping
time spent looking at phones or computers
What is 'FOMO'?
fear of missing out
fear of mobile phones
fear of online friends
What is 'fake news'?
real news on TV
false information spread online
news about celebrities
What does 'digital footprint' mean?
the size of your phone
walking while using your phone
the record of your online activity
What is one argument AGAINST social media for teenagers?
it helps with homework
it can cause sleep problems
it improves family relationships
What does 'peer pressure' mean?
feeling forced to do what your friends do
pressure from teachers
pressure from your parents
What is 'multitasking'?
doing several things at the same time
doing one thing perfectly
doing nothing at all
What is a 'safe space' online?
a place to store passwords
a place where people feel protected from bullying
a place to download apps
What does 'anonymous' mean on the internet?
using your full name everywhere
only talking to family
hiding your real name or identity
What is 'digital literacy'?
reading books on a computer
typing very fast
understanding how to use technology safely and effectively
What does 'oversharing' mean on social media?
sharing other people's posts
not posting enough photos
posting too much personal information
What is 'online etiquette'?
being polite and respectful on the internet
using bad language online
ignoring other people's messages
