POINT FARMING 2 DIGITAL LITERACY XI.10

Which verb in the text means “to damage or weaken something”?

• Reinforce

• 
  Undermine

• 
  Establish

• Evaluate

What is a benefit of a well-curated digital footprint?

• 
  It conveys professionalism

• It avoids attracting attention

• 
  It reduces job opportunities

• It hides your identity

What advice does the text give about online content?

• Focus only on private messages

• Delete your digital footprint

• Share everything you think

• 
  Evaluate what you share and consider long-term effects

Which situation best demonstrates memes serving as a vehicle for political expression?

• A meme satirizing a recent government policy

• A meme showing a cat sleeping on a couch

• A list of political facts from a news site

• A comment under a YouTube video

The text suggests that memes always provide accurate and balanced information.

• True

• False

According to the passage, what roles can memes play in political and social contexts? (complex questions)

• Acting as tools for humor-based critique

• Providing a platform to challenge narratives

• Replacing traditional journalism entirely

• Allowing individuals to highlight societal issues

• Limiting the spread of biased information

What does the text suggest about employers’ approach to evaluating candidates? (complex question)

• They review social media profiles for signs of alignment with company culture

• They assess character based on online behavior

• They focus exclusively on academic qualifications

• They investigate online presence to gauge professionalism

• They prioritize in-person interviews over online background checks

Which actions can enhance the quality of one’s digital footprint as described in the passage? (complex question)

• Aligning your posts with trending topics regardless of relevance

• Posting without filtering for appropriateness

• Demonstrating thought leadership

• Curating your online presence thoughtfully

• Conveying professionalism in content shared

What is implied about the perception of memes by the public? (complex question)

• They can influence the framing of narratives

• They are universally recognized as serious journalism

• They have no real impact on interpretation of events

• They are often dismissed as trivial

• They can shape how people understand events

It is acceptable to use someone’s image in a meme without their consent.

• True

• False