What do you Meme?

What is the role of memes in modern communication?

• They are a traditional form of communication

• They are only popular among older generations

• They are a unique and influential form of communication among younger generations

• They have no impact on communication

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How do memes contribute to bonding among peers?

• By creating a sense of belonging and an 'in-group' feeling

• By promoting competition and rivalry

• By isolating individuals from their social groups

• By encouraging individualism and independence

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What is the main focus of the passage?

• Definition of emojis

• Role of social media influencers

• Impact of memes on communication

• History of internet memes

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How are memes described in the passage?

• As a form of traditional communication

• As a way to slow down communication

• As an efficient way to communicate complex ideas or emotions

• As a way to disconnect from digital culture

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What are memes typically known for?

• Being serious and informative

• Being copied and spread rapidly by internet users

• Being only in the form of text

• Being exclusive to a certain age group

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Why are memes so popular?

•    A) They require a lot of effort to create.

•    B) They convey complex ideas simply and quickly.

•    C) They are only used by adults.

•    D) They are expensive to share online.

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What effect do memes have among peers?

•    A) They cause confusion.

•    B) They create a sense of belonging.

•    C) They discourage communication.

•    D) They are irrelevant to friendships.

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Why is being fluent in memes important for teenagers?

•    A) It helps them to study better.

•    B) It allows them to communicate with older generations.

•    C) It helps them stay connected within their social circles.

•    D) It is required for most jobs.

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