Key Moments
History/Structure
Face-stats
Primary Disadvantage
100
What company owned by Meta has the highest worth?
A.Messenger
B.WhatsApp
C.Instagram
D.Threads
B.WhatsApp (19 Billion)
100
Who was the person who created Facebook?
Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerburg, Jeff Bezos, Warren Buffet
Mark Zuckerburg
100
True or False: Facebook is the worlds most used social media platform
A: True
B: False
A: True
100
What large country is facebook banned in?
A: Russia
B: Pakistan
C: China
D: Indonesia
C: China
200
Why is Facebook's colors blue and white?
A: Blue is Mark Zuckerburg's lucky color
B: Mark Zuckerburg is red-green colorblind
C: His ex hated the color blue
D: His mom suggested the blue and white colors
B: Mark Zuckerburg is red-green colorblind
200
This is the name of the parent company that oversees Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Oculus after the company restructured in 2021 to focus on the metaverse.
A: Microsoft
B: Meta
C: Apple
D: Google
B: Meta
200
As of early 2026, how many users does Facebook have?
A: 600 Million
B: 900 Million
C: 1.1 billion
D: 3.1 billion
D: 3.1 billion
200
How did facebook get money to start?
A. Investors
B. From creator's parents
C. From the creators
D. From donations
C. From the creators
300
In 2012, Facebook purchased this fast-growing photo-sharing app for $1 billion in one of its most important acquisitions. What is...
A:Snapchat
B:Whatsapp
C:Twitter
D:Instagram
D:Instagram
300
What year was Facebook founded
2008,2006,2004,2001
2004
300
What percentage of shareholders of Facebook are individuals?
A: 14%
B: 33%
C: 79%
D: 42%
D: 42%
300
In 2018, Facebook faced major public backlash after it was revealed that user data had been improperly accessed by this political consulting firm, raising global concerns about privacy and data protection.
A. Goldman Sachs
B. NASDAQ
C. Cambridge Analytica
D. The Federal Reserve
C: Cambridge Analytica
400
In 2006, Facebook made a controversial decision that dramatically changed its platform by automatically displaying users’ updates to friends in real time, sparking privacy protests from early users.
A. It introduced the Marketplace feature
B. It created the Timeline profile layout
C. It launched the News Feed
D. It allowed public pages for businesses
C: It launched the News Feed
400
In 2012, Facebook transitioned into this type of company when it began selling shares to the public on the NASDAQ, changing its ownership structure and increasing regulatory oversight.
A. Private partnership
B. Nonprofit organization
C. Publicly traded corporation
D. Sole proprietorship
C. Publicly traded corporation
400
Facebook reports this key statistic each quarter to show how many unique users actively log into the platform each day, which helps measure engagement and growth.
A. Gross Domestic Product
B. Daily Active Users
C. Market Cap Ratio
D. Operating Margin
B. Daily Active Users
400
Who were Facebooks two main competitors in 2004?
A. Myspace and Friendster
B. Twitter and Reddit
C. Microsoft and Apple
D. Instagram and Snapchat
A. Myspace and Friendster
500
How did Facebook handle Cambridge Analytica data scandal?
A. Facebook permanently shut down its platform worldwide for several weeks and deleted all third-party apps from the site.
B. Facebook banned Cambridge Analytica, restricted developer access to user data, launched internal audits of apps, updated privacy controls, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly apologized and testified before Congress.
C. Facebook denied the allegations entirely, refused to cooperate with regulators, and faced no fines or legal consequences.
D. Facebook immediately converted to a paid subscription model and stopped all data collection for advertising purposes.
B. Facebook banned Cambridge Analytica, restricted developer access to user data, launched internal audits of apps, updated privacy controls, and CEO Mark Zuckerberg publicly apologized and testified before Congress.
500
In 2021, Facebook reorganized under a new corporate structure that separated its social media platforms from its virtual reality and metaverse divisions. Explain why the company made this structural change and how it reflects its long-term strategic goals.
In 2021, Facebook reorganized and changed its parent company name to Meta Platforms to show that it wanted to focus on more than social media. The company began investing heavily in virtual reality and the “metaverse,” separating its social media apps from its Reality Labs division. This change helped clarify its structure and showed investors that Meta plans to grow through new technology, not rely only on advertising from Facebook and Instagram.
500
As of recent reports, Facebook has over 3 billion daily active users worldwide. Explain why this statistic is important to investors and how it affects the company’s advertising revenue and overall value.
Facebook having over 3 billion daily active users is important because it shows how many people regularly use the platform, which directly affects how much money the company can make from advertising. The more active users there are, the more ads Facebook can sell to businesses that want to reach large audiences. High user numbers also make investors more confident in the company’s growth and stability, increasing its overall value in the stock market.
500
Mark Zuckerburg didn't start Facebook on his own, he had 4 other partners. In 2005, one partner was outsed unlawfully, and sued facebook and settled for millions. Who is....
A. Elizabeth Apple
B.Eduardo Saverin
C. Sung Winchan
D. Max Williams
B. Eduardo Saverin