What is the main topic of the article?
Online shaming.
What does "savvy" mean?
Knowledgeable or well-informed.
What should you identify when answering multiple-choice questions?
Key words, evidence in the text
Which reporting verb means "make accusations"?
Alleged.
What happened to the Australian political candidate?
He was forced to quit after offensive social media posts were discovered.
Which word in the first paragraph suggests someone who gives opinions without real expertise?
Armchair
Should you choose an answer based only on a matching word?
No, you must understand the writer's meaning.
Which reporting verb means "considered"?
Deemed.
Why did people criticize "Permit Patty"?
She threatened to call the police on a child selling lemonade.
What does "backlash" mean?
A strong negative reaction.
What should you do after choosing an answer?
Check why the other options are wrong.
Which reporting verb means "encouraged noisily"?
Cheered on.
What happened to Permit Patty after the video went viral?
She received abusive comments and eventually lost her job.
What is a "miscarriage of justice"?
When justice fails and an innocent person is punished or a guilty person goes free.
In Part 5, how many questions are there?
Six multiple-choice questions.
Which reporting verb means "admit doing something wrong"?
Owned up.
According to psychologists, why can online interactions be more harmful?
Because people cannot see facial expressions, making them less aware of the impact of their actions.
What does "whistle-blower" mean?
A person who exposes wrongdoing or illegal activities.
What is one common mistake students make when answering inference questions?
Choosing an answer based only on matching words instead of understanding the meaning.
Which expression means "continue speaking for a long time"?
Go on.