Understanding Internet Culture and Terminology

The video features a playful interaction between children and their grandparents, exploring internet concepts like memes, Wi-Fi, hashtags, GIFs, and going viral. The children teach their grandparents about these topics, using humor and relatable examples. The video concludes with a promotion for 'Ralph Breaks The Internet'.

What is the primary purpose of Wi-Fi?

• To watch TV

• To access the internet

• To charge devices wirelessly

• To play music

What is a hashtag used for on social media?

• To send private messages

• To create a new account

• To categorize content

• To delete posts

What is a meme typically?

• A funny edited picture

• A new language

• A type of food

• A type of dance

What is a common misconception about memes?

• That they are a type of book

• That they are a type of dance

• That they are a type of music

• That they are a type of food

What is the difference between a GIF and a regular image?

• GIFs are static

• GIFs are animated and loop

• GIFs are larger in size

• GIFs are black and white

What is the common pronunciation debate about GIF?

• Whether it's pronounced 'jif' or 'gif'

• Whether it's pronounced 'gif' or 'giff'

• Whether it's pronounced 'jif' or 'jiff'

• Whether it's pronounced 'gif' or 'jef'

What does it mean to 'go viral' on the internet?

• To become very popular quickly

• To delete all your posts

• To get a virus on your computer

• To lose internet connection

What is the role of a popup blocker?

• To increase internet speed

• To block unwanted ads

• To save battery life

• To enhance video quality

What does 'sliding into DMs' mean?

• Sending a private message

• Forwarding a message

• Deleting a message

• Sending a public message

What is the significance of a caption on social media?

• To tag friends

• To change the background color

• To add a title to a post

• To provide context or humor