Question
What is xenophobia?
Question 1 options:
The fear of a person or group that is different from you.
Messages that challenge extremism or stereotypes.
When someone holds extreme political or religious views.
Using digital devices, sites, and apps to intimidate, harm, and upset someone.
Question 2 (2 points)
How do websites and apps like YouTube sometimes contribute to hate speech?
Question 2 options:
They tell people to post hateful content.
They try to keep people on their sites using algorithms that recommend increasingly extreme content.
They never contribute to hate speech in any way.
Question 3 (2 points)
Dante watches videos from a guy on YouTube who takes pictures of people on the street and posts the photos with racist insults as captions. The YouTuber challenged his followers to take and post a photo of someone with an insulting caption. He said he would include the best ones in his next video. Should Dante respond to the challenge?
Question 3 options:
Yes. He can become YouTube-famous if he wins the challenge.
No. Too many people would submit photos, and he might not be selected.
Yes. It's just a joke, so it isn't hate speech.
No. He would be spreading hate speech.
Question 4 (2 points)
You and most of your classmates follow a social media account that posts memes about things that happen at your school. Over the last few days, you have seen a number of memes making fun of the accents some teachers have. What action could you take to prevent the spread of hate speech on the Instagram account?
Question 4 options:
Ignore the posts. The hateful memes won't be a big deal unless people like them.
Share the memes on your timeline. The memes are just meant to be jokes so they can't hurt anyone.
Create a counter-meme. Show others that you value and respect teachers at your school.
Share the hateful memes privately so others don't judge you if you find them funny.
Question 5 (2 points)
How confident are you in knowing how to combat online hate speech?
Question 5 options:
Question 1 options:
The fear of a person or group that is different from you.
Messages that challenge extremism or stereotypes.
When someone holds extreme political or religious views.
Using digital devices, sites, and apps to intimidate, harm, and upset someone.
Question 2 (2 points)
How do websites and apps like YouTube sometimes contribute to hate speech?
Question 2 options:
They tell people to post hateful content.
They try to keep people on their sites using algorithms that recommend increasingly extreme content.
They never contribute to hate speech in any way.
Question 3 (2 points)
Dante watches videos from a guy on YouTube who takes pictures of people on the street and posts the photos with racist insults as captions. The YouTuber challenged his followers to take and post a photo of someone with an insulting caption. He said he would include the best ones in his next video. Should Dante respond to the challenge?
Question 3 options:
Yes. He can become YouTube-famous if he wins the challenge.
No. Too many people would submit photos, and he might not be selected.
Yes. It's just a joke, so it isn't hate speech.
No. He would be spreading hate speech.
Question 4 (2 points)
You and most of your classmates follow a social media account that posts memes about things that happen at your school. Over the last few days, you have seen a number of memes making fun of the accents some teachers have. What action could you take to prevent the spread of hate speech on the Instagram account?
Question 4 options:
Ignore the posts. The hateful memes won't be a big deal unless people like them.
Share the memes on your timeline. The memes are just meant to be jokes so they can't hurt anyone.
Create a counter-meme. Show others that you value and respect teachers at your school.
Share the hateful memes privately so others don't judge you if you find them funny.
Question 5 (2 points)
How confident are you in knowing how to combat online hate speech?
Question 5 options:
Answers
GPT-4o mini
**Question 1: What is xenophobia?**
**Answer:** The fear of a person or group that is different from you.
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**Question 2: How do websites and apps like YouTube sometimes contribute to hate speech?**
**Answer:** They try to keep people on their sites using algorithms that recommend increasingly extreme content.
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**Question 3: Should Dante respond to the challenge?**
**Answer:** No. He would be spreading hate speech.
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**Question 4: What action could you take to prevent the spread of hate speech on the Instagram account?**
**Answer:** Create a counter-meme. Show others that you value and respect teachers at your school.
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**Question 5: How confident are you in knowing how to combat online hate speech?**
(Note: As a text-based AI, I can't gauge your personal confidence, but you may choose an answer that reflects your feelings.) Options could range from "Very Confident" to "Not Confident at All," depending on your understanding and tools to address hate speech online.
**Answer:** The fear of a person or group that is different from you.
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**Question 2: How do websites and apps like YouTube sometimes contribute to hate speech?**
**Answer:** They try to keep people on their sites using algorithms that recommend increasingly extreme content.
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**Question 3: Should Dante respond to the challenge?**
**Answer:** No. He would be spreading hate speech.
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**Question 4: What action could you take to prevent the spread of hate speech on the Instagram account?**
**Answer:** Create a counter-meme. Show others that you value and respect teachers at your school.
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**Question 5: How confident are you in knowing how to combat online hate speech?**
(Note: As a text-based AI, I can't gauge your personal confidence, but you may choose an answer that reflects your feelings.) Options could range from "Very Confident" to "Not Confident at All," depending on your understanding and tools to address hate speech online.