emojis

Name

What year did Oxford Dictionaries name the Face with Tears of Joy emoji the word of the year?

• 2015
• 2010
• 1990
• 1960

What two Japanese words does the word "emoji" come from?

• e (picture) and moji (character)
• e (character) and moji (picture)
• emo (picture) and ji (character)
• e (picture) and moji (symbol)

What is one reason why people complain about emojis?

• They are too small.
• They are too colorful.
• They are too difficult to use.
• They are too big.

What is the main reason why some people dislike emojis?

• They think emojis are too big and take up too much space.
• They think emojis are too small and hard to see.
• They think emojis are too colorful and distracting.
• They think emojis are too simple and boring.

What is the main purpose of the Unicode Standard?

• To create new emojis.
• To standardize the use of emojis across different devices.
• To regulate the size and design of emojis.
• To promote the use of emojis in all forms of communication.

What is one example of a problem that can occur with the Bitmoji app?

• The app can be slow to load.
• The app can be difficult to navigate.
• The app can cause problems with sending text messages.
• The app can drain your phone's battery quickly.

What is one way that people can use emojis even if they are not allowed on certain social media platforms?

• They can use a different social media platform.
• They can use a different emoji keyboard.
• They can use a different language.
• They can use a different phone.

What is one limitation of animated emojis?

• They can only be used on certain phones and apps.
• They can only be used with certain languages.
• They can only be used with certain social media platforms.
• They can only be used with certain keyboards.

How does the author address counterarguments to their claim about the use of emojis?

• The author acknowledges that some people find emojis confusing and provides examples of these issues, but then explains how these problems can be overcome.
• The author dismisses the concerns of those who dislike emojis, arguing that they are simply outdated in their thinking.
• The author focuses solely on the positive aspects of emojis, ignoring any potential drawbacks.
• The author presents a balanced view of both the benefits and drawbacks of emojis, leaving it up to the reader to decide their own opinion.