1) So, what is empathy? It’s the ability to understand another person’s thoughts and feelings in a situation from their point of view, rather than your own. It differs from sympathy, where one is moved by the thoughts and feelings of another but maintains an emotional distance. According to this text, empathy is: a) Feel what the other person it's feeling. b) Give solutions to the problem c) Understand another person from their point of view 2) “Fake news” is a term used to refer to fabricated news. Fake news is an invention – a lie created out of nothing – that takes the appearance of real news with the aim of deceiving people. This is what is important to remember: the information is false, but it seems true. According to this text, what is fake news? a) A lie created out of nothing b) Reality c) A lie created from real information. 3) You must never send money or click on a link texted by an unknown person. Banks, governments, and the police do not communicate by text. Clicking on a link may allow a fraudster to hack your phone. Rumors can also circulate on messaging applications like Whatsapp or Snapchat. Often people are asked to alert their friends about a threat. Participating in these rumors can be dangerous. According to this text, why we shouldn't accept information on our cell phones from unknown numbers?  a) Because we can't believe everything without confirmation.  b) Because important information never comes from unknown numbers c) Because it put people in danger.

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