What is the main theme of Noah’s short film?
The impact of social media on relationships.
What does “frontstage” behavior mean?
How people act in public or when they know others are watching.
What does “SoMe” stand for?
Social Media.
What’s the past tense of “go”?
Went.
What platform does Noah mostly use to communicate?
Facebook.
What is “backstage” behavior?
How people behave when they are alone or feel safe to be themselves.
What is a social media influencer?
A person who affects others' opinions or purchases through their online presence.
Is this sentence correct: “He don’t like coffee”? Fix it.
No. Correct version: “He doesn’t like coffee.”
What symbolic action does Noah perform at the end of the film?
He deletes his Facebook account.
Which sociologist developed the theory of frontstage and backstage?
Erving Goffman (but Giddens builds on it in modern contexts).
What platform is most associated with influencer marketing?
Instagram.
What’s the difference between “their,” “there,” and “they’re”?
“Their” = possession, “there” = place, “they’re” = they are.
How does Noah’s girlfriend react when she sees his messages?
She breaks up with him.
How does Giddens link this theory to social media?
Social media blurs the line between frontstage and backstage behavior.
Why do companies use influencers to market products?
Influencers have trusted relationships with followers and can reach niche audiences.
What tense is this: “She had been sleeping for hours”?
Past perfect continuous.
What is the deeper message about digital identity in Noah’s film?
It shows how social media creates a false version of ourselves and damages real human connections.
Why is the backstage becoming harder to protect in the digital age?
Because constant online presence makes privacy difficult, and people perform even when “alone.”
What is the risk of following influencers uncritically?
Influencers may promote unrealistic lifestyles or biased products for money.
Correct this sentence and explain the mistake: “I enjoy to play football.”
Correct: “I enjoy playing football.” Explanation: After “enjoy” we use the gerund (-ing form).