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According to the author, the messages and images teens put on social media is-

What is the main idea of the article?

The Social Lives of Networked Teens

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1
What is the main idea of the article?
Social media is becoming a difficult way to communicate
Students should be careful about what they post on social media.
Teens are often judged out of context in social media.
College admissions are looking on social media to evaluate candidates.
2
According to the author, the messages and images teens put on social media is-
an important part of their identity
not for adults to see
not meant for all audiences
only for their friends
3
Which word in paragraph 1 means "lacking sensitivity, refinement, or intelligence"?
recoiled
crass
gangs
esteemed
4
Which sentence best expresses the controlling idea of the article?
The intended audience matters, regardless of the actual audience.
Perhaps he imagined the audience of his Facebook profile to be his family.
Adults sometimes believe that they understand what they see online.
What teens appear to do and say on social media seems peculiar.
5
What does the author mean by par for the course?
what is normal
an accomplishment
the expected
a broken system
6
Which sentence indicates the narrator worked with teens?
I was always struck by the challenges they faced.
Trying to step into that young man's shoes, I shared with college....
I had hung out with and interviewed teens from South Central.
My hunch was that this teen was probably very conscious...
7
How does the author try to convince readers of his point?
He provides a real-life example which many can relate.
He acknowledges that his experiences may be rare.
He fondly describes his past experiences.
He provides an emotional appeal for inner-city kids.