You see an infographic about social media habits. How would you explain its main topic?, a) It shows what I did yesterday., b) It explains how to repair a phone., c) The infographic shows how people use social media., d) It tells a story about one person., An infographic says that most people in a survey prefer taking photos with friends. How would you summarize that finding?, a) According to the survey, most respondents prefer taking photos with friends., b) Everyone in the world prefers taking photos with friends., c) Most people in the survey dislike taking pictures., d) Only a few respondents enjoy taking photos with friends., You read an interesting fact about selfies. How would you write a positive comment?, a) This information is completely useless., b) I don't believe any of these results., c) Who cares about this information?, d) I think it's interesting that so many people enjoy taking selfies., You disagree with an infographic's conclusion. How would you express your opinion politely?, a) That's ridiculous. You're wrong., b) I'm not sure I agree because my experience has been different., c) Nobody should believe this., d) This is a complete waste of time., An infographic challenges something you previously believed. How would you explain your surprise?, a) I don't usually read infographics., b) I've taken many pictures., c) I think everyone should take selfies., d) I always thought people preferred taking selfies alone, so this surprised me., You want to learn about your classmates' photo habits. What question would you ask in a survey?, a) How often do you take selfies?, b) I took a selfie yesterday., c) Most people enjoy taking photos., d) My phone has a good camera., Seven out of ten classmates say they take selfies on vacation. How would you report this result?, a) All students take selfies on vacation., b) Only three students take selfies on vacation., c) Seven out of ten students in our survey take selfies on vacation., d) Nobody takes selfies while traveling., A classmate presents an infographic about technology. What question could you ask to learn more?, a) I use technology every day., b) How many people answered your survey?, c) Your infographic is colorful., d) I agree with your conclusion., You read an infographic about how people use their phones. How would you connect one finding to your own experience?, a) This infographic uses several colors., b) Some people don't like smartphones., c) I think technology is interesting., d) I've also used my phone to record important moments., Your classmates have created an infographic about travel. What meaningful comment could you write about it?, a) The infographic has pictures and numbers., b) Your results surprised me because I expected different travel habits., c) This infographic is about travel., d) I can see a chart on the page.

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