Emojis, Memes, & GIFs

How many users in the United States have never used emojis?

• 35%

• 82%

• 74%

• 18%

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What is the main difference between memes and GIFs?

• Memes are funny while GIFs are serious.

• Memes are static while GIFs are moving.

• Memes are a new concept while GIFs are much older.

• Memes are used by younger people while GIFs are used by older people.

The original name of the emoji was...

• chatroom

• kawaii

• emoticon

• smiley face

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What do emojis NOT do in conversation?

• Help avoid misunderstandings

• Clarify our intentions

• Keep the conversation serious

• Keep the receiver's attention

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Richard Dawkins said that...

• ideas should not be turned into memes for any reason.

• ideas turn into memes after a specific period of time.

• ideas and memes are essentially the same thing.

• ideas spread and change in a similar way to living things.

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Which company introduced the first true emoji keyboard?

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The tool that shows us when ideas, phrases, or other things became popular on the Internet is called...

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The artist who created the first true emojis was from...

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GIF stands for...

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The Oxford Dictionaries 2015 Word of the Year was...

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