26 Questões de Usos de linguagem em meio digital: “internetês”

At dusk, neighbours open their phones to the Maplewood Community Chat. Messages flood in about a weekend cleanup, a local history talk and safety reminders. Elena posts a link to the town hall’s official page. Jamal replies with a forwarded note from an unknown source. Others share photos of past events. Some residents ignore the chat and wait for printed leaflets pinned to the notice board. By week’s end, attendance depends on how people interpret and trust the digital conversation. Identify which action demonstrates a critical use of the community chat to support informed participation among residents.

1. A) Relying on group chat volume as proof of fact
2. B) Posting images of events without context
3. C) Verifying information before sharing messages
4. D) Forwarding messages received without checking sources
5. E) Ignoring chat notifications and using printed leaflets

Community members in CityConnect, a digital platform, receive personalized article recommendations and discussion prompts based on their past interactions. A recent survey found that 68% of users mostly interacted with like-minded peers. While 74% reported feeling valued and engaged, several long-term members noted that they rarely encountered contrasting opinions. The platform’s AI filters, designed to boost engagement metrics, curate content that aligns with users’ existing views, subtly shaping their online social circles and discussion topics. Analise the text and identify which conclusion best reflects the platform’s impact on users’ social interactions?

1. A) It fosters meaningful conversations among users with varied opinions.
2. B) It prioritizes content engagement metrics over quality of interaction.
3. C) It increases productivity by organizing information efficiently.
4. D) It limits exposure to differing viewpoints, reinforcing existing beliefs.
5. E) It encourages users to connect with diverse groups beyond their interests.