Tik Tok

What is the central idea of Can You Trust What You See on TikTok? (pages 14-15)

• Many TikTok users feel a bond with the influencers they follow.

• TikTok removed more than 102 million videos that violated its rules in the first quarter of 2022.

• TikTok prohibits impersonating another person.

• Misinformation spreads easily on TikTok, so it’s important to think critically and verify information.

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What is a supporting detail in Can You Trust What You See on TikTok? (pages 14-15)

• Many TikTok users feel a bond with the influencers they follow

• Misinformation spreads easily on TikTok, so it’s important to think critically and verify information.

• Curfews that are too broad should be challenged for violating teens’ rights

• Students should not use social media to lobby school officials.

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What is a supporting detail in Can You Trust What You See on TikTok? (pages 14-15)

• Misinformation spreads easily on TikTok, so it’s important to think critically and verify information.

• TikTok removed more than 102 million videos that violated its rules in the first quarter of 2022.

• Olena Gorduz and her family escaped to Poland.

• Schools in 47 states lead students in the Pledge of Allegiance as a patriotic exercise.

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What is a supporting detail in Can You Trust What You See on TikTok? (pages 14-15)

• Misinformation spreads easily on TikTok, so it’s important to think critically and verify information

• Students should not use social media to lobby school officials.

• TikTok prohibits impersonating another person.

• Curfews that are too broad should be challenged for violating teens’ rights.

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What is a supporting detail in Can You Trust What You See on TikTok? (pages 14-15)

• Students should not use social media to lobby school officials.

• Curfews that are too broad should be challenged for violating teens’ rights

• Misinformation spreads easily on TikTok, so it’s important to think critically and verify information.

• TikTok uses an algorithm to tailor content to individual users.

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What is Percentage of teens ages 13 to 17 who use TikTok?

• 95% in 2022

• 67% in 2022

• 62% in 2022

• 59% in 2022

What is the definition of algorithm?

• a set of rules a computer follows to reach a goal

• the quality of being trusted and believed in

• people who persuade others to purchase a product or a service by promoting it on social media

• content that is inaccurate or false

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What is the definition of credibility?

• a set of rules a computer follows to reach a goal

• people who persuade others to purchase a product or a service by promoting it on social media

• the quality of being trusted and believed in

• content that is inaccurate or false

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What is the definition of influencers?

• people who persuade others to purchase a product or a service by promoting it on social media

• a set of rules a computer follows to reach a goal

• the quality of being trusted and believed in

• content that is inaccurate or false

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What is the definition of misinformation?

• the quality of being trusted and believed in

• a set of rules a computer follows to reach a goal

• content that is inaccurate or false

• people who persuade others to purchase a product or a service by promoting it on social media

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