Grammar Quiz

Social Media Vocabulary Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Social Media Vocabulary

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To remove something so that it can’t be seen any more

A. share

B. comment

C. take down

D. tag


To write something, for example your opinion

A. comment

B. like

C. post

D. follow


What does allure mean?

A. a celebrity

B. difficult to explain

C. something that hurts your eyes to look at

D. attraction; fascination


To prevent someone from interacting with your social media posts

A. like

B. comment

C. block

D. share


What does superficial mean?

A. concerned with appearance or behavior that is not deep or genuine

B. full of energy

C. easily affected or harmed

D. common or generally accepted; widespread


To express your opinion on a social media post

A. like

B. comment

C. share

D. follow


I don’t hang out with my friends from last year because they are _________________. They only want to talk about makeup.

A. superficial

B. revenue

C. susceptible

D. allure


To put someone else’s message on your social media page, or a friend’s social media page

A. block

B. share

C. like

D. comment


A picture you take of yourself

A. tag

B. selfie

C. post

D. pic


To show that you have read , and that you approve of a message

A. share

B. comment

C. follow

D. like


To include someone using @ or their name

A. like

B. comment

C. share

D. tag


What does prevalent mean?

A. common or generally accepted; widespread

B. easy to accept

C. hard to locate on a map

D. hungry


My friend’s candle-making business increased its _________ dramatically this year, almost doubling its profits.

A. prevalent

B. superficial

C. revenue

D. susceptible


What does susceptible mean?

A. easily angered or upset

B. full of energy

C. old and lonely

D. easily affected or harmed


To choose to see everything that someone posts on social media

A. follow

B. comment

C. block

D. like


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