Social Media Skills Quiz

What is the first thing you should do when planning content for your school’s social media page?

• Post the first thing that comes to mind

• Think about what you want to share and when

• Only use pictures of your lunch

• Ask your pet for ideas

Which of these is a good way to make your social media posts more colourful and fun?

• Use lots of bright pictures and drawings

• Only use black and white text

• Write very long paragraphs

• Never use any pictures

If you want more people to see your post, what should you do?

• Post it at midnight when everyone is asleep

• Share it when most people are online

• Hide it so no one can find it

• Only tell your best friend

What does a “like” on your post mean?

• Someone enjoyed or agreed with your post

• Someone wants to buy your post

• Someone is angry with your post

• Someone wants to delete your post

Which of these is an example of a visual content?

• A drawing of your cat

• A list of numbers

• A long story with no pictures

What is an “audience” on social media?

• The people who see and read your posts

• The animals in your garden

• The books on your shelf

• The clouds in the sky

If you want to make your post interesting for children your age, what should you do?

• Use words and pictures that children like

• Write only for adults

• Use very difficult words

• Only post about the weather

Which of these is a way to measure how many people have seen your post?

• Views

• Pounds

• Metres

• Ounces

What is a “trend” on social media?

• Something lots of people are talking about or doing

• A type of shoe

• A maths problem

• A kind of sandwich

If you want your posts to sound friendly and happy, what should you do?

• Use cheerful words and emojis

• Only use sad words

• Never use any punctuation

• Write in all capital letters