Which passage from the Article best supports the idea that some people believe celebrities can't expect the same degree of freedom of speech as non-celebrities?A.Celebrities have plenty of reasons to use social media. They promote their projects and chat with fans. Some even share their thoughts about what's happening in the world.B.Similarly, as an on-air talent for ESPN, Hill was one of the network's representatives. Therefore, some would say, her statements reflected on ESPN. Some say that celebrities have a duty to keep their business associates in mind when they use social media.C.Woods claimed that Kaplan is "a political liberal" who objected to these tweets. Woods supports President Donald Trump. He has also been critical of former President Barack Obama on social media.D.Why would Woods' agent and Hill's employer care about political statements made on a personal account? After all, some would argue that social media is a platform for individual expression, and that everyone—including a celebrity—has the right to say whatever he or she likes.SUBMITExtras

Which of these is a statement of opinion?A.Celebrities ought to consider the feelings and beliefs of their business associates before making political tweets on their personal Twitter feeds.B.James Woods wrote several tweets about former President Barack Obama's position on terrorists and the part Woods says Obama played in a government shutdown.C.Jemele Hill left ESPN in September 2018 after being suspended from her position as an anchor almost a year prior.D.Social media can be used to chat with other people, share thoughts about what's going on in the world, and express opinions.

Which scenario is an example of social media influencing mainstream media content?A.A local teenager uses social media to poll other students about school policies; he brings the results to the principal, who makes some important changes.B.A factory worker uses a popular photo-sharing site to document unsafe working conditions, which leads to an investigative report by a local news station.C.A college student uses Twitter to share her opinion of the candidates for president, convincing several friends to change their votes.D.A waiter uses Twitter to promote the shoes he has designed to be safer for food service workers, sparking a major change in the industry.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

PART B: Which of the following quotes best supports the answer to Part A?A. "Most people don't click on posts that they disagree with, explains Dean Eckles, a Stanford Ph.D. candidate studying social networks." (Paragraph 5)B. "Facebook and Twitter can act as echo chambers where you interact primarily with others who have similar interests and politics." (Paragraph 6)C. "That the show is still on the air today is thanks in part to its fans on Twitter." (Paragraph 7)D. "'I'm meeting strangers,' she says — two in the last two weeks, in fact. 'I met them and I felt like, 'This is my tribe.'" (Paragraph 13)

Which statement primarily appeals to ethos to support the position that celebrities should stay out of politics?As an elected official who has spent her entire career studying the issues, I am disconcerted by the fact that celebrities can garner support for their political beliefs merely because of their name recognition.We do not ask celebrities for legal advice or medical advice because we know that they don't have the training or experience of lawyers or doctors. By the same logic, we should not expect celebrities to have the expertise of professional politicians.As very few celebrities have any political experience at all, their involvement in politics can be a narcissistic farce, turning the focus on their public personas rather than the real issues at hand.Submit

What does the author's use of the words promote, inspire, and empower suggest about how they view social media?