SAT English Practice Question
The author of the text argues that social media is not inherently a positive force, citing the rise of "clicktivism." Clicktivism is the practice of engaging in online activism that is easy and superficial, often involving simply signing online petitions or sharing social media posts. Clicktivism, the author argues, is not a true form of activism and may have negative consequences. What is the most likely reason why the author uses the term "clicktivism"?
- A.emphasize the ease with which people can engage in online activism.
- B.suggest that people who engage in clicktivism are not serious about social change.
- C.contrast clicktivism with more traditional forms of activism.
- D.criticize the negative consequences of clicktivism.
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