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evelyn o bentley

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As a rule, it is better to avoid this in online communications, because it can be misinterpreted.
 
  A) Selfies B) Flaming C) Sarcasm D) Humor

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This is aterm for the trail that people leave behind as a resultof their social media interactions.
 
  A) digital footprintB) online reputation C) digital decisions D) online selfie


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Reply #1 on: Jun 20, 2018
Answer to Question 1

C) Sarcasm

Answer to Question 2

A) digital footprint


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