Who Are You Online

What is the main theme of the article 'Who Are You Online'?

• Identity and anonymity

• Technology and innovation

• Social media marketing

• Cybersecurity threats

Which of the following best describes the tone of 'Who Are You Online'?

• Formal and informative

• Casual and humorous

• Sarcastic and critical

• Emotional and persuasive

In the context of 'Who Are You Online', what does the term 'digital footprint' mean?

• A type of online shoe store

• The trail of data you leave online

• A method of tracking physical steps

• An online art project

Which sentence correctly uses the word 'anonymity' as it relates to 'Who Are You Online'?

• Anonymity is not important when shopping online.

• The anonymity of the internet can lead to more honest discussions.

• Anonymity always leads to negative behavior online.

• Anonymity is a new social media platform.

What is the primary purpose of the article 'Who Are You Online'?

• To entertain readers with funny stories

• To inform readers about online identity

• To sell a product related to online security

• To criticize social media platforms

Which of the following is a synonym for 'identity' as used in 'Who Are You Online'?

• Personality

• Anonymity

• Confusion

• Security

What is a potential consequence of not managing your online identity, according to 'Who Are You Online'?

• Increased physical fitness

• Loss of personal privacy

• Better job opportunities

• Improved social skills

Which literary device is primarily used in 'Who Are You Online' to engage readers?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Hyperbole

• Irony

How does 'Who Are You Online' suggest you can protect your online identity?

• By sharing more personal information

• By using strong, unique passwords

• By avoiding the internet entirely

• By creating multiple online profiles

What is the effect of social media on personal identity as discussed in 'Who Are You Online'?

• It has no effect at all

• It helps in building a stronger identity

• It can blur the lines of personal identity

• It always leads to identity theft