Why Young Adults Are Taking a More Mindful Approach

What does anxiety mean?

• feeling of fear or worry

• feeling of happiness or joy

• feeling of love and kindness

• feeling of helpfulness or excitment

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According to Oliva and Ananda, how had their connections to people on social media similarly affected their lives?

• They both found that their connections were having a cost on their personal lives.

• They both found that their connections were having a positive impact on their professional lives.

• They both found that their connections were having a positive impact on their mental health.

• They both found that their connections were having a negative impact on their relationships.

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What does the inclusion of paragraphs 6-10 suggest ab out the author's point of view?

• They suggest that the author believes that social media doesn't lead to real relationships.

• The author believes that taking a break form social media can be beneficial.

• The author believes that teens should not take a break from social media.

• They suggest that the author believes that social media leads to real relationships.

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What is the central idea of this article?

• Some young adults are taking a break from social media and getting reacquainted with the real world.

• Young adults are using social media to become closer friends with virtual acquaintances.

• Young adults are staring to use Instagram more than Facebook.

• Technology is taking over our lives.

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Based on paragraph 6, what does a "mindful approach to social media" mean?

• using social media to engage listening to music online in order to calm one's mind.

• using social media to engage in activities online instead of taking a class in person

• paying attention to everyday activities and the present moment instead of being on social media

• Using social media to connect with friends and family.

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What genre is this text?

• informational

• poetry

• literary

• realistic fiction

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What detail from the passage best supports the idea that a mindful approach to social media is becoming more popular?

• paragraph 1

• paragraph 4

• paragraph 6

• paragraph 7

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How does the author structure "Why Young Adults Take a More Mindful Approach"?

• by describing the process of using social media

• by sharing the perspective of different teenagers

• by presenting facts and statistics from research on social media

• by comparing anecdotes or short stories from teenagers to scientific research

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Do you agree or disagree with Faith that "social media relationships aren't real relationships"?

• agree

• disagree

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Which word means to cause to do something?

• compel

• anxiety

• consume

• entertain

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