Multiple choice questions: Using kind words in online messages (K-level).

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🌐 Use positive language: Choose words that build others up, not tear them down.
• 🤝 Be respectful: Treat others as you would like to be treated. Think before you type!
• 💖 Consider your audience: Tailor your message to be appropriate for who's reading it.
• 😊 Avoid negativity: Try to frame your thoughts in a positive light, even when delivering constructive criticism.
• 🤔 Proofread: Check for misunderstandings and errors before sending.
• 📣 Be clear: State your point simply and directly to avoid confusion.
• ✨ Remember empathy: Put yourself in the other person's shoes.

Practice Quiz

1. Which of the following phrases is the MOST kind when responding to a friend's mistake in a group project?
   1. A. "That was a really dumb mistake!"
   2. B. "Why did you do that? You messed everything up!"
   3. C. "It's okay, mistakes happen! Let's work together to fix it."
   4. D. "I told you not to do that!"
2. What is the best way to offer constructive criticism online?
   1. A. Start by pointing out everything that was done wrong.
   2. B. Use sarcasm to lighten the mood.
   3. C. Start with a positive comment, then offer suggestions for improvement.
   4. D. Publicly shame the person for their mistakes.
3. Which message demonstrates the best use of kind words?
   1. A. "Your presentation was terrible!"
   2. B. "I didn't understand anything you said."
   3. C. "I appreciate your effort. Perhaps next time, focus more on clarity?"
   4. D. "That was the worst presentation I've ever seen."
4. How should you react when you receive a rude or negative message online?
   1. A. Respond with an equally rude message.
   2. B. Ignore the message or respond calmly and respectfully.
   3. C. Share the message with all your friends to get their opinion.
   4. D. Immediately block the sender.
5. Which of the following is an example of using inclusive language?
   1. A. "Hey guys!" (when addressing a mixed-gender group)
   2. B. "Hey everyone!"
   3. C. "Only men can understand this."
   4. D. "You're acting like a girl."
6. What should you do before sending an online message?
   1. A. Write whatever comes to mind without thinking.
   2. B. Proofread the message to ensure it's clear, respectful, and free of errors.
   3. C. Send the message immediately without reviewing it.
   4. D. Use as many abbreviations and slang terms as possible.
7. You disagree with someone's opinion online. What's the kindest way to respond?
   1. A. "You're completely wrong!"
   2. B. "That's the stupidest thing I've ever heard!"
   3. C. "I see your point, but I have a different perspective because..."
   4. D. "Just stop talking!"