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Understanding Digital Influencers

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is a digital influencer?

a)

A digital influencer is a person who creates traditional advertisements.

b)

A digital influencer is a person who uses social media to impact others' opinions and behaviors.

c)

A digital influencer is a celebrity who only appears on television.

d)

A digital influencer is someone who avoids using social media.

2.

How do virtual influencers differ from mixed reality?

a)

Virtual influencers are always more popular than real influencers.

b)

Virtual influencers can interact with followers in real life.

c)

Virtual influencers are digital creations, while rmixed reality is a blend of the digital and real worlds.

d)

Real influencers are created using computer graphics.

3.

What is the main concern regarding virtual influencers and children?

a)

They help children develop critical thinking skills.

b)

The potential for promoting unrealistic standards of beauty and behavior.

c)

They provide accurate representations of real-life individuals.

d)

They can enhance children's creativity and imagination.

4.

Who is Lil Miquela?

a)

A virtual influencer and digital character created by Brud.

b)

A social media platform for influencers.

c)

A famous rapper known for his collaborations.

d)

A popular video game character from a franchise.

5.

How many followers does Lil Miquela have on Instagram now?

a)

1 million

b)

2.5 million

c)

3 million

d)

5 million

6.

What is one theory about Lil Miquela's identity?

a)

Lil Miquela is a social media marketing expert.

b)

Lil Miquela is a character from a popular video game.

c)

Lil Miquela is a virtual influencer created by a technology company.

d)

Lil Miquela is a real person living in Los Angeles.

7.

What role do advertising companies play in the rise of virtual influencers?

a)

They create virtual influencers to replace human models entirely.

b)

Advertising companies drive the rise of virtual influencers by creating tailored content that enhances brand visibility and engages consumers.

c)

Advertising companies focus solely on traditional media for brand promotion.

d)

They have no influence on the popularity of virtual influencers.

8.

What is the purpose of the Internet Matters campaign?

a)

To help parents and caregivers keep children safe online.

b)

To encourage children to share personal information online.

c)

To promote online gaming among children.

d)

To provide financial support for tech companies.

9.

How can deep fakes affect young people's perception of reality?

a)

Deep fakes can enhance young people's ability to identify real news.

b)

Deep fakes have no impact on young people's understanding of media.

c)

Deep fakes can distort young people's perception of reality by making it difficult for them to distinguish between authentic and manipulated media.

d)

Deep fakes only affect older generations, not young people.

10.

What are some potential risks of following virtual influencers?

a)

Increased physical activity

b)

Enhanced social skills

c)

Improved mental health

d)

Misinformation, unrealistic beauty standards, lack of authenticity, and manipulation of consumer behavior.

11.

Why might companies prefer using virtual influencers over real ones?

a)

Virtual influencers are more relatable than real ones.

b)

Companies prefer virtual influencers for control, availability, cost-effectiveness, and avoiding human controversies.

c)

Real influencers are always more cost-effective.

d)

Companies prefer real influencers for their authenticity.

12.

What impact can social media have on children's wellbeing?

a)

Social media can have both positive and negative impacts on children's wellbeing.

b)

Social media is solely beneficial for children's mental health.

c)

Social media has no effect on children's wellbeing.

d)

Social media only has negative impacts on children's wellbeing.

13.

How can parents protect their children from online threats?

a)

Allow unrestricted internet access

b)

Ignore online activities

c)

Trust all online interactions

d)

Implement parental controls and educate children about online safety.

14.

What is the significance of the backing from internet service providers for the campaign?

a)

It increases the campaign's costs significantly.

b)

It limits the campaign's visibility to a niche audience.

c)

It enhances reach and credibility, attracting more support.

d)

It has no impact on the campaign's overall success.

15.

What are some signs that an influencer might be a digital creation?

a)

realistic lifestyle portrayals

b)

frequent personal updates

c)

an overly perfect appearance, lack of personal interaction, inconsistent engagement patterns, and unrealistic scenarios

d)

engagement with followers in real-time