Module 3 Test Practice

Module 3 Test Vocabulary A

100

How do you say, "1,000,000,000"?

Billion (one billion, a billion)

200

What are "rules or moral principles that help people decide what behavior is right or wrong"?

ethics

300

What is the tier of influencers that have 500,000 to 1 million followers? These influencers often possess specific skills or manage large-scale content.

Macro influencers (macro-influencers)

400

What is the tier of influencers that have 10,000 to 50,000 followers? They are known for high engagement and genuine connections.

Micro-influencers (micro influencers)

500

What is the term that means "to check and prove that information is true, accurate, or authentic"?

Verify

Module 3 Test Vocabulary B

100

What are "computer-generated or AI-created characters that act like a human influencer on social media" called?

virtual influencers

200

What is "a very specific, specialized area of interest or topic"?

niche

300

What is the term that means the following: "Possessing the ability to critically analyze, evaluate, and understand the true intent behind media messages."

media literate

400

What is the term that means "deception intended to result in financial or personal gain; a scam"?

fraud

500

What term means the following: "To intentionally and repeatedly harass, hurt, or intimidate someone online or offline."

bully

Module 3 Test Vocabulary C

100

What term means "Large, noticeable, or having an important effect"?

significant

200

What term means "different levels or ranks in a system"?

tier

300

What tier of social media creators have a small but highly personal following, typically up to 10,000 followers? (Hint: They are not "micro influencers".)

nano-influencers

400

What term means "to place people or things into groups based on shared characteristics"?

Categorize

500

What is "the soft, fatty substance inside human and animal bones where blood cells are produced"?

marrow (bone marrow)

Module 3 Test Topics

100

Nano-influencers have up to 10k followers. What does "k" mean?

thousand

200

Please choose either the term "minority" or "majority for the blank space in the following sentence: The _____ of influencers (=most influencers) do not verify information before sharing it.

majority

300

True or False: A niche influencer will try to become an expert on a great many topics. 

False. Niche influencers focus on specific subjects. 

400

True or False: Some states in the United States have limited school students’ cell phone usage.

True.

500

What is a term used to describe people in younger generations who were born into a fully digital world?

digital natives

Module 3 Test Topics

100

True or False: A significant number of influencers do NOT verify if information is true or not. 

True. Four in 10 influencers judge credibility by popularity, not accuracy. 

200

What tier of influencers have five million or more followers? 

Celebrity influencers

300

True or False: Fame ALWAYS comes before ability to influence. 

False. Some people become lower-tier influencers before becoming famous. One example is Emma Chamberlain, who began by posting videos of her life as a teenager. Later, she was on the cover of Vogue. 

400

What is a term used to describe older generations who were NOT born into a fully digital world?

digital immigrants

500

Which term refers to statistical data relating to a specific population group, categorized by factors like age, gender, income, or education level? (popularity, ambiguous, or demographic)          

 

demographic