Social Media and Pop Culture

1. What is a "troll" on the internet?

• A. A type of monster
• B. Someone who posts inflammatory comments to provoke reactions ✓
• C. A positive commenter
• D. A social media moderator

💡 An internet troll deliberately posts offensive, inflammatory, or provocative content to upset others and cause conflict.

2. What is a "selfie"?

• A. A photo taken by someone else
• B. A photo a person takes of themselves, usually with a smartphone ✓
• C. A group photo
• D. A professional headshot

💡 A selfie is a self-portrait photograph taken with a smartphone camera, usually shared on social media.

3. What does "BTS" primarily refer to in social media pop culture?

• A. Behind The Scenes
• B. Before The Start
• C. Below The Surface
• D. A famous South Korean K-pop group ✓

💡 BTS is a globally famous South Korean K-pop group with one of the most dedicated social media fanbases (ARMY) in the world.

4. What is a "reaction video"?

• A. A video about chemistry
• B. A video where someone films their reaction while watching another video or content ✓
• C. A news report
• D. A video tutorial

💡 Reaction videos show creators watching and reacting to other content — one of the most popular YouTube video formats.

5. What does "FOMO" stand for?

• A. Fear Of Missing Out ✓
• B. First Online Media Outlet
• C. Feeling Of Maximum Output
• D. Fun On Media Online

💡 FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out) is the anxiety of missing exciting events or experiences others are having, often triggered by social media.

6. What does "IRL" stand for in internet language?

• A. In Real Life ✓
• B. Internet Real Link
• C. I Really Like
• D. Instant Reply Later

💡 "IRL" stands for In Real Life — used to contrast online activity with real-world interactions.

7. What is a "vlog"?

• A. A text-based blog
• B. A video blog documenting someone's daily life or experiences ✓
• C. A private video message
• D. A business video advertisement

💡 A vlog (video blog) is a type of content where creators document and share their daily life, travels, or experiences through video.

8. What is a "challenge" on social media?

• A. A competitive game
• B. A viral trend inviting users to try a specific activity and share it online ✓
• C. A type of advertisement
• D. A debate between influencers

💡 Social media challenges invite users to perform a specific activity (Ice Bucket Challenge, Mannequin Challenge) and share their video.

9. What does "trending" mean on social media?

• A. Content that is very old
• B. Content that is currently popular and being widely discussed ✓
• C. Paid advertisements
• D. Content from celebrities only

💡 Trending refers to topics, hashtags, or content currently experiencing a surge in popularity and discussion across a platform.

10. What does "LOL" mean in internet language?

• A. Lots of Love
• B. Laughing Out Loud ✓
• C. Lots of Luck
• D. Love Online Life

💡 LOL stands for Laughing Out Loud — one of the most widely used internet abbreviations expressing amusement.