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- 1. Anyone can view the group, its members, and their posts.
- 5. The _____ is where you'll read all of your private communication on Facebook, including your chat conversation history. Whenever you receive a new message or chat, it will appear in your _____. From here, it's easy to read, manage, and delete your messages and chats.
- 9. When your friends comment on the things you share, like posts and photos, they can tag themselves and others. ______ allows you to review these tags before they're added to your posts, then choose to approve or reject them.
- 10. Rather than sharing with each friend separately, you could use a _______.
- 13. Note that standard text messaging rates will apply, so you'll want to have a texting plan for your phone if you use this feature.
- 15. Type a _____ for the list, then type the ______ of friends you want to add to the list; suggested friends will appear as you type. You can click a suggestion to add that friend.
- 16. The fastest way to change your privacy settings is to use __.
- 18. Here, you'll be able to modify some of your basic account information, like your name and password.
- 20. A _____window will appear. Type your message, then press Enter. Your conversation will appear in the ____ window.
- 21. Whenever your friends share on Facebook, you can leave a ____ about their posts.
- 26. may be times when you go to log into Facebook but can't seem to remember the ________or _________ you used when creating your account.
- 29. You must already have your own ______________ before you can create a Facebookpage.
- 30. This is sometimes called your profile page.
- 31. ______ can help to make your Facebook account more secure. For example, you have the option to enable two-step verification, which can help prevent someone else from accessing your Facebook account.
- 32. Whenever your friends share on Facebook, you can leave a ______ about their posts.
- 33. Instead of liking a post, you can respond with different illustrated emoticons, called _____ on Facebook. To do this, hover your mouse over the Like button, then select the desired ____. If you're using a mobile device, press and hold the Like button to choose a______.
- 37. Click ______to see what your Timeline looks like when viewed by different people. For example, you can see how your Timeline would appear to your friends or people you aren't friends with.
- 38. A Facebook account is free. However, some games and applications made by third-party developers require money to use. If you ever decide to use these services, you can enter your payment information here.
- 39. This is the least secure privacy setting.
- 40. You can also select a list in the _____ section of the homepage to see a customized News Feed that only shows posts and updates from the people in that list.
- 42. If you decide that you'd like to return to Facebook, you'll still be able to ______ your account and recover your old information.
- 44. It's easy to share your _____on Facebook. Just click Photo/Video in the Publisher. You can then upload a ___ from your computer, or upload several pictures at once to create a photo album.
- 45. If you're using a mobile device, you won't be able to send or receive messages within the Facebook app. Instead, you'll need to download and install the _________ app. Sending and receiving messages in this app works mostly the same way as it does on the desktop: You can use it for instant messaging and for sending messages to friends who are offline.
- 46. A six-digit code will be sent to your email address or phone. Once you've received it, type the code into the form and click ________.
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- 2. You'll use the ____ to share things with your friends.
- 3. If you ever decide that you'd like to stop seeing updates from certain friends, you can ______ their posts. To ____ a friend's posts, locate and select the drop-down arrow on a post, then select _____.
- 4. This social networking site was created by Mark Zuckerberg in 2004.
- 6. This is the most common privacy option. It shares with everyone you’ve added as a ___.
- 7. To recover your account information, click the ____ button.
- 8. In addition to your overall privacy settings, you can control who sees everything you share with the _______.
- 11. Once you start using Facebook, you may need to modify your ______. These settings control things like your password, notifications, and more. Changing these settings is optional, and you can modify them at any time.
- 12. Only members can see the group or any of its information. People who are not members won't even be able to see that the group exists.
- 14. Many companies and organizations now use _______________ instead of creating their own websites, or as another way to connect with the people who use their services.
- 17. Whenever you ____ something on Facebook, you're also subscribing to a Facebook page.
- 19. The timeline is on what page when you log on?
- 22. Before you can share anything on the page's Timeline, you'll need to make sure you're using Facebook as the _________. To do this, sign in to your personal Facebook account, click the drop-down arrow on the toolbar, and select the page name below Your Pages.
- 23. You can share with ___ of friends to help keep sensitive information from some people.
- 24. Any changes you make from Privacy Shortcuts will be reflected on the _____ page.
- 25. To share something with everyone except for a list of friends, choose _____ in the audience selector, then type the name of the list in the These people or lists box.
- 27. A ____ is a way to identify people on Facebook by posting their names and a link to their individual Timelines.
- 28. One of the most common things people share on Facebook is a _______a short text-based post your friends can read and comment on. When you post a _______, it will appear on your Timeline, as well as on your friends' News Feeds.
- 32. Anyone can view the group and its members, but only members can see group posts.
- 34. You'll receive a ______in an email message and on your homepage whenever someone interacts with you on Facebook.
- 35. The ____is a stream of updates from your friends and any Facebook Pages you follow. This is where You'll probably spend most of your time on Facebook, since it's where you can view and comment on what's happening with all of your friends.
- 36. Deactivating your account does not fully ____ it. When you deactivate your account, Facebook saves all of your settings, photos, and information in case you decide to reactivate your account. Your information isn't gone—it's just hidden. However, it is possible to _____ your account permanently with no option for recovery.
- 41. If you decide that you no longer want to use Facebook, it's easy to ____ your account. When you _________ your account, you're hiding all of your information on Facebook. No one will be able to contact you on Facebook or view the things you've shared, including your Timeline, status updates, photos, and so on.
- 43. You can ____ a lot of things, such as status updates, photos, links, and even your location.