stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
Privacy, Digital Footprint, Communication, and memes Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
Privacy, Digital Footprint, Communication, and memes
Privacy, Digital Footprint, Communication, and memes
26 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
206 plays
Imported from external platform
Flashcards
26 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
26
Answers
1
How can cultural/generational differences affect communication online?
Phrases and emojis can have different meanings
Communication is always clear
Sarcasm is universally understood
Everyone understands the same context
2
What can amplify a misunderstanding?
Adding more emojis
Avoiding sensitive topics
Jumping to conclusions
Asking for clarification
3
T/F: Generation and Culture have nothing to do with how messages can get misinterpreted
True
False
4
What is the first line of defense in maintaining online privacy?
Antivirus software
Strong passwords
Privacy settings
Avoiding social media
5
What is a potential negative impact of memes on society?
Memes make communication more formal.
Memes always create unity in communities.
They eliminate the need for personal expression.
They can spread misinformation or reinforce stereotypes.
6
Why are memes considered a powerful cultural tool?
They only appeal to older generations.
They are created by professional artists only.
Memes rarely influence cultural trends.
Memes transcend language barriers and are easily shared worldwide.
7
T/F: Browsing History is an example of a passive digital footprint
False
True
8
What should you do if you receive a suspicious message?
Open it immediately
Report it
Delete your account
Reply to confirm details
9
What is an example of informal communication?
Posting a press release
Sending a formal letter
Writing a resume
Leaving someone on read
10
What’s the best way to report a suspicious account?
Use the platform’s reporting tools
Ignore it
Delete your profile
Contact the sender
11
Why is it important to think before you send a message?
Your words can have long-term impacts
It’s always temporary
Others cannot share your message
Messages are private by default
12
What is an active digital footprint?
Unintentional data collected online
Information shared willingly, like posts
Information erased from online platforms
Anonymous browsing activity
13
Which of these can reduce negative online interactions?
Relying on sarcasm
Avoiding emojis
Clear, intentional communication
Sending mixed messages
14
Why do misunderstandings happen more often online?
People are rude
Emojis always confuse the message
Messages are always clear
Online communication lacks tone and facial expressions
15
How can your digital footprint affect your future?
Only affects friendships
Cannot be traced or retrieved
Only impacts your financial status
Shapes online reputation and opportunities
16
What is a characteristic of a fake website?
High-quality design
Secure HTTPS connection
Offers prizes too good to be true
No contact details
17
Why should you periodically review privacy settings?
To access more content
To save data costs
To block everyone
To adjust them based on updates or changes
18
How can memes contribute to shaping public opinion?
By spreading complex, scientific studies directly.
By using humor or satire to highlight social or political issues.
By discouraging public discourse.
By presenting factual, unbiased news only.
19
What can you do to check your digital footprint
Regularly Google your name
Avoid privacy settings
Share sensitive details only with friends
Post frequently
20
T/F: Memes are always good
True
False
21
What is a primary way memes influence communication in society?
They replace formal language entirely.
They limit creativity in online spaces.
They only entertain without influencing communication.
They provide a quick, relatable way to convey emotions or ideas.
22
If you're unsure about someone’s tone, what should you do?
React negatively
Ignore them
Ask for clarification
Send a similar message back
23
How do memes reflect societal values or issues?
Memes focus solely on historical topics.
They are purely for entertainment with no deeper meaning.
Memes are unrelated to current events or culture
They often incorporate current trends, events, and popular opinions.
24
What’s a common misunderstanding caused by online text?
People never clarify messages
People respond too quickly
Texts always sound formal
Texts lack tone and body language
25
What type of account setting reduces the risk of personal information misuse?
Anonymous
Public
Shared
Private
26
What should you avoid when communicating online?
Considering how your words might be received
Keeping messages short
Jumping to conclusions about intent
Asking questions for clarity
