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Social Media Quiz

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does the term 'social media' primarily refer to?

a)

A form of advertising

b)

A type of traditional media

c)

Communication channels for information delivery

d)

A method of face-to-face interaction

2.

According to Kaplan and Haenlein, social media can be defined as:

a)

A group of Internet-based applications

b)

A type of print media

c)

A form of television broadcasting

d)

A method of direct mail marketing

3.

Which of the following is an example of a collaborative platform?

a)

Facebook

b)

Wikipedia

c)

YouTube

d)

Blogger

4.

What is the primary characteristic of blogs and wikis in terms of content richness?

a)

High visual richness

b)

Low richness and social presence

c)

High interactivity

d)

High audio content

5.

Which of the following social media platforms is primarily used for professional networking?

a)

Pinterest

b)

Instagram

c)

LinkedIn

d)

Facebook

6.

What is a key difference between eWOM and traditional WOM?

a)

eWOM is less durable

b)

eWOM is more personal

c)

eWOM can influence on a larger scale

d)

eWOM is always anonymous

7.

In the context of social media, what does 'self-presentation' refer to?

a)

The number of followers a user has

b)

The quality of content shared

c)

The extent to which users reveal themselves

d)

The way users present their opinions

8.

What is the main purpose of reputation management in social media for tourism businesses?

a)

To increase sales

b)

To develop new products

c)

To monitor social media mentions

d)

To create viral marketing campaigns

9.

Which of the following is NOT a type of social network site (SNS)?

a)

Traditional SNS

b)

Professional SNS

c)

Universal SNS

d)

Regional SNS

10.

What was the main strategy behind the 'Best Job in the World' campaign?

a)

Using only traditional media

b)

Engaging users through multiple social media channels

c)

Focusing on print advertisements

d)

Limiting participation to local residents