Imagine that you were asked to read an academic paper exploring the effects of social media on teens . | Which visual would not effectively support this text? Select the best answer. | Answer | O An infographic showing the statistics related to social media use in teens | O Logos of the most popular social media applications | O A cartoon drawing of a group of teenagers |

Multiple Choice: According to the article, what is a positive reason why teens choose to use social media?A. to bond with othersB. to create artistic postsC. to learn how to be popularD. to practice communication skillsMultiple Choice: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to question 4?A. "Nesi speculates that unpopular teens may be more likely than popular kids to make 'upward' comparisons." (Paragraph 11)B. "That may happen because they simply have fewer real-life friends — and therefore fewer online connections." (Paragraph 12)C. "Since teens spend so much of each day connecting online, many adults worry that kids no longer know how to communicate in person." (Paragraph 14)D. "Teens want to hang out together, boyd says. Social networks let them do that…" (Paragraph 15)

Assessment: In your opinion, is social media more helpful or harmful to teens? Use specific details from the text to support your answer.

Read the text and choose the best answers.Social media issuesIt is hard to image a Gen Z teenager growing up without smartphones and social media. (1) ________, while these sites provide entertainment and ways to connect with people, they can also harm young people.One of the risks is cyberbullying, especially body shaming. Social media users often hide their identities online, so it is (2) ________ for them to post offensive comments or images. Social media can also make teens feel less (3) ________. As images of paper-thin models and glamorous 'influencers' with expensive cars and clothes are everywhere, teenagers start thinking that being slim and rich is the only way to be accepted in society and become successful. (4) ________, there is a risk that they meet bad people online, as well as come across harmful content.Parents can't ban teenagers from social networks (5) ________ it is actually impossible to do so.  Instead young people should learn how to stay safe on line. Parents and teachers play an essential role here as knowing how their children and students use the Internet is essential for (6) ________ them on line.Question 24.(1)A.ThereforeB.HoweverC.BesidesD.ThenQuestion 25.(2)A.impossibleB.dangerousC.easierD.more difficultQuestion 26.(3)A.confidentB.confidenceC.violentD.fashionableQuestion 27.(4)A.In additionB.ThereforeC.ThenD.HoweverQuestion 28.(5)A.whileB.for exampleC.althoughD.becauseQuestion 29.(6)A.promotingB.protectingC.preservingD.encouragin

Multiple Choice: Which detail best illustrates how social media can negatively affect teens?Need help with this skill? Review Part 2."In fact, the average U.S. teenager spends almost nine hours a day on digital devices." (Paragraph 1)"Depending on whether people notice your posts — and how positively they respond — your online interactions may be quite positive. Or not." (Paragraph 2)"Social media can make some teens feel depressed and isolated." (Paragraph 2)"But being glued to your phone or engrossed in a Snapchat story isn't all bad." (Paragraph 3)

In your opinion, how does social media impact the way teenagers feel? Explain your answer.