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Froggy Jumps

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Froggy Jumps watching reelsVersion en ligne article revision par rushana egamova 1 What is the main argument of the article? a Technology should be completely banned. b Reels and short-form videos negatively affect mental health and attention. c Social media is the best way to learn new skills. 2 According to the author, what is the main goal of algorithms behind reels? a to educate people b To increase people’s happiness c To keep users watching as long as possible 3 Why does the author say comparison on social media is harmful? a Because people compare themselves with unrealistic and curated lives b Because comparison improves motivation c Because it helps people become competitive 4 What does the author mean by “highlight reels”? a Videos about sports competitions b Carefully selected moments showing the best parts of people's lives c News reports about celebrities 5 According to the article, why do influencers post idealized content? a To show their real struggles b To document reality accurately c To create a desirable image that attracts attention and admiration 6 What psychological effect can reels create in viewers? a Greater concentration b Stronger self-confidence c Self-doubt and insecurity 7 What does the author mean by the phrase “tyranny of immediacy”? a The power of instant entertainment that demands constant stimulation b The ability to finish tasks quickly c The importance of responding immediately to messages 8 What happens to attention span due to excessive short-form content? a It improves reading ability b It remains unchanged c It becomes shorter and weaker 9 What is the “opportunity cost” mentioned in the article? a The money spent on internet services b he time lost that could have been used for personal growth c The cost of smartphones 11 The word “amplified” in the article most nearly means: a Ignored b Strengthened c Hidden 12 What does “fabricated reality” mean in the context of the article? a A completely natural lifestyle b A life that is artificially created or exaggerated c A realistic depiction of life 13 If comparison “corrodes self-esteem,” it means it: a Improves it b Slowly damages it c Completely removes it instantly 14 What does “curate your feed” mean? a Delete all social media b Post more content daily c Carefully choose the content you follow 15 The word “elicit” means: a To provoke or bring out a reaction b To delay a response c To hide a reaction 16 Why does the author believe confidence is “bad for business” for social media platforms? a Confident users dislike technology b Confident people post fewer photos c Confident users spend less time consuming content 17 What is the author's overall tone toward reels? a Humorous b Neutral c Critical and cautionary 18 What does the author suggest is the key to breaking free from reels addiction? a Using more apps b Setting boundaries and changing habits c Buying better phones

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watching reelsVersion en ligne

par rushana egamova

What is the main argument of the article?

According to the author, what is the main goal of algorithms behind reels?

Why does the author say comparison on social media is harmful?

What does the author mean by “highlight reels”?

According to the article, why do influencers post idealized content?

What psychological effect can reels create in viewers?

What does the author mean by the phrase “tyranny of immediacy”?

What happens to attention span due to excessive short-form content?

What is the “opportunity cost” mentioned in the article?

The word “amplified” in the article most nearly means:

What does “fabricated reality” mean in the context of the article?

If comparison “corrodes self-esteem,” it means it:

What does “curate your feed” mean?

The word “elicit” means:

Why does the author believe confidence is “bad for business” for social media platforms?

What is the author's overall tone toward reels?

What does the author suggest is the key to breaking free from reels addiction?