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Generations and Social Media Habits Quiz

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What is the second biggest user group on Facebook in the UK?

Users aged 55–64 (correct)

Users aged 40-54

Users under 17

Users aged 65 and above

Why did Sheila join Facebook?

To share her own photos and videos

To communicate with her daughter

To reconnect with old friends from school

To see what her grandchildren are doing (correct)

What is the primary reason for children under 17 in the UK leaving Facebook?

Preference for using smartphones (correct)

Parental restrictions on social media use

Lack of interest in social media

Influence of other social media platforms

How has Chloe's age group's behavior on smartphones at home been described in the text?

<p>Spending so much time on their phones that they miss out on spending time with friends in real life</p> Signup and view all the answers

What significant change has Facebook brought to Sheila's social life?

<p>"It's changed my social life completely."</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Facebook User Demographics in the UK

The second biggest user group on Facebook in the UK is 25-34 year olds.

Sheila's Facebook Experience

Sheila joined Facebook to keep in touch with friends who moved away.

Facebook Trends among Children in the UK

The primary reason for children under 17 in the UK leaving Facebook is that their parents are also on the platform.

Smartphone Behavior among Young Adults

Chloe's age group's behavior on smartphones at home has been described as "addicted".

Facebook has brought a significant change to Sheila's social life by allowing her to reconnect with friends from the past who she had lost touch with.

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Test your knowledge about the different online habits of generations and their presence on social media platforms. Explore the increasing trend of older adults joining social media to connect with their grandchildren and discover how it is reshaping their online experiences.