Social Media and Adverbs of Frequency Quiz

Social Media Fasting

• Social media fasting means not going on social media platforms for a month.
• Some people take a break from social media to reconnect with family and friends without their phones.
• Others aim to be more productive at work.

Consequences of Social Media Fasting

• Some people felt more anxious without social media.
• Others developed positive habits like journaling or meditating.

Social Media Usage

• People spend nearly 4 hours a day on social media, which is almost 30 hours per week.
• Some use social media for work or to keep in touch with others.
• Others find it stressful and use it to procrastinate.

Alternative Ways of Communication

• During social media fasts, people talk to friends face-to-face, call distant loved ones, or write letters by hand.
• Instead of going online, people reconnect with others through alternative means.

Social Media Habits

• Some people use social media to take pictures of themselves, known as "selfies".
• Others use social media to read what others are posting.

Vocabulary

• Oversharing means sharing too much information online.
• Procrastinate means to delay or put off tasks.
• Take a break means to stop doing something for a while.
• A fast means to give up something for a period of time.
• Productive means to achieve a lot.
• Instead of means to do something in place of another thing.
• Face-to-face means to communicate in person.
• Mixed means having both positive and negative results.
• Journaling means to write a diary or record of events.
• Meditate means to think deeply and quietly.

Test your understanding of adverbs of frequency and social media vocabulary. This quiz covers definitions and concepts related to social media usage and frequency adverbs.