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Exercise 1

Drag and drop the elements to match them with the appropriate situations.

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I got a private message on my social media account, informing me about a copyright violation and in order to fix it I was asked to follow a link to a website. They asked about my login and other account information there. Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. cyberstalking, 2. distorting the truth, 3. phishing, 4. trolling, 5. cyberbullying Someone posted a nasty comment in our online discussion about traditions and people immediately started to react to it in a defensive way. It just killed the whole discussion, which is a pity, because it was so lively and interesting! Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. cyberstalking, 2. distorting the truth, 3. phishing, 4. trolling, 5. cyberbullying John took an embarrassing picture of me eating lunch and posted it online, and sent it to all the other members of our basketball team. I know that everybody laughs at me behind my back now! Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. cyberstalking, 2. distorting the truth, 3. phishing, 4. trolling, 5. cyberbullying Gina knew I met with Mark at the weekend to work on the project. She posted the picture of us with a hashtag #lovebirdsonproject and now everybody thinks we are a couple! How embarrassing! Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. cyberstalking, 2. distorting the truth, 3. phishing, 4. trolling, 5. cyberbullying For some weeks now, this josh45 has been following me into every forum or group I joined. It seems like he knows my every move online! I’m really fed up with this situation! Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. cyberstalking, 2. distorting the truth, 3. phishing, 4. trolling, 5. cyberbullying
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Exercise 1
Drag and drop elements to match them with the appropriate recordings. Możliwe odpowiedzi: 1. trolling, 2. distorting the truth, 3. cyberbullying, 4. phishing, 5. cyberstalking
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Exercise 2

Study the text. Then drag the following words or phrases and drop them in the correct places.

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Exercise 2
Highlight all the words and phrases connected to positive aspects of social media in blue.
Highlight all the words and phrases connected to negative aspects of social media in red.
Highlight all the words and phrases connected to types of social media in green.
Highlight all the words and phrases connected to ways of preventing the negative consequences of social media use in orange.
Whether we like it or not, social media has changed our lives. We don’t only have offline friends now, as social networking sites have made both making new friends, as well as communication with family members and friends so much easier. Additionally, media sharing networks have enabled us to share visual content and skills. At the same time, fake news which distort the truth or blatantly lie about reality causes great panic among recipients, and cyberbullying or trolling have become serious problems, for example on discussion forums. You may find texts in blogosphere which either promote body positivity, or include content triggering the development of negative body image. What can we do about it? The key words are moderation and mindful use of social media. Using them will help you find the necessary balance and digital detox and giving up social media altogether will not be necessary.
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Exercise 3
Drag and drop elements to create a dialogue about some risky online behaviour. Drag and drop elements to put them in the correct order. Elementy do uszeregowania: 1. We will certainly not ignore it. I’ve already spoken to our coach about it., 2. OK, maybe you are right, but what should we do about this situation?, 3. Have you seen what Mitch posted on our group yesterday?, 4. I couldn’t agree more!, 5. Really? Well, it’s a fact that Jason wasn’t in his best shape then., 6. Well, everyone knows that he is jealous of Jason’s position in our team and he would like to take his position one day., 7. Good, I think we can’t accept any kind of toxic behaviour like that., 8. Yes, but you should have seen how Mitch mocked him and he even suggested excluding him from our group!, 9. No way! Why would he do that?, 10. No, what did he write?, 11. He wrote about Jason and how badly he played in the last match.
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Exercise 4
Read the sentences below and choose the correct answers. There is only one correct answer in each point.
  1. Which type of social media is the best place to share your art?
    a) social networks
    b) discussion forums
    c) blogosphere
    d) consumer review networks

  2. “Trolling” means
    a) changing what you found online and claiming it's yours.
    b) posting offensive content online to make someone angry.
    c) creating new videos or images in an online application.
    d) reporting negative content which you have found online.

  3. “Peer pressure” means
    a) influence from a group of people your age.
    b) insisting on risky behaviour for fun.
    c) feeling that you have to do something risky.
    d) influence from your friends and relatives.

  4. Which word has a similar meaning to “narcissism”?
    a) self-absorption
    b) self-expression
    c) self-image
    d) self-worth

  5. Which word has a positive meaning?
    a) malware
    b) exclusion
    c) phishing
    d) moderation

  6. “Clickbait” is
    a) something which you attach to your email.
    b) something designed to attract your attention.
    c) a link sent to someone to steal personal information.
    d) an interesting link which you send to friends.

  7. A feed on social media is
    a) a list of useful applications you should install.
    b) a warning against toxic behaviour sent to social media users.
    c) an updated list of stories from your social media network.
    d) a chronological list of all your online activity.
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Exercise 5
Type in the missing words, based on the words in brackets, to fill in the gaps in the text. All the words have been used in this material. In the times when image is everything, a lot of young girls suffer from     1) Tu uzupełnij (ANXIOUS)     caused by their looks. They are so used to taking and publishing their selfies, that they begin to see themselves as the centre of the world. Such     2) Tu uzupełnij (OBSESS)     may lead to     3) Tu uzupełnij (EXCLUDE)     from their circle of friends, as hardly anybody can stand hanging out with a person focused only on getting a perfect selfie for their social account. Young girls are also at a risk of developing a negative body image, caused by constantly comparing themselves to unrealistically perfect photos of influencers, who     4) Tu uzupełnij (BLATANT)     airbrush and photoshop their pictures. Luckily, there is help at hand. There are many online body     5) Tu uzupełnij (POSITIVE)     groups and forums, where you can connect with     6) Tu uzupełnij (MIND)     people having the same problems as you. Thanks to their support, you can gain a more positive     7) Tu uzupełnij (IMAGE)     and become accepting of your body.
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Exercise 6
Choose all the correct answers. There may be more than one correct answer in each point.
    1. Social media
    a) are a couple of well-known platforms.
    b) may influence the way we perceive ourselves.
    c) may have positive impact.
    d) all serve the same purpose.

    2. Social media include:
    a) all blogs and their interconnections.
    b) social networking sites.
    c) sites with reviews.
    d) audiobooks.

    3. Social media may distort the way we see ourselves because
    a) they tell us to change our appearance.
    b) are addictive.
    c) make us compare to ideal body types.
    d) they expose us to filtered images.

    4. Social media may help us to
    a) find a place for our creativity.
    b) prevent disabilities.
    c) share a passion with other people.
    d) show others what our lives look like.

    5. Social media trigger FOMO when
    a) you constantly say ‘yes’ to various social online invitations.
    b) you are constantly checking your social media feed.
    c) you are constantly posting your selfies.
    d) you feel excluded from some activities you weren’t aware of.

    6. People get involved in toxic behaviour on social media because they
    a) get financial reward for it.
    b) get likes on their social media.
    c) blatantly lie.
    d) stay anonymous and are not caught most of the time.

    7. Which of these is cyberbullying?
    a) Stealing a classmate's laptop.
    b) Telling someone online that you like them.
    c) Sending harassing emails.
    d) Posting embarrassing videos.

    8. Which of the things can help you fight the negative influence of social media?
    a) Streaming your ideas.
    b) Being more mindful about what you do.
    c) Face-to-face interactions.
    d) Working out.
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Exercise 7

Answer the questions below using 2 sentences for each one.

  1. What types of social media do you use regularly and what do you use them for?

  2. What influence does social media have on you?

  3. What are some examples of toxic behaviour on social media that strike you the most?

  4. What can you do to limit the negative impact of social media on your life?

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Exercise 8

A few days ago, an unpleasant situation happened to you on one of the social media platforms you are using. Write an email to your friend from Great Britain (100‑150 words) and:

  • describe what happened to you;

  • write how you reacted to the situation;

  • write how you are going to use social media in the future;

  • ask your friend about his or her experience with social media.

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