2. Q: What is Facebook? Facebook is a social networking service for high school, college, university, corporate, non-profit, military and geographic communities primarily in English-speaking countries.

3. Q. How and why was Facebook created? In 2004, a student at Harvard thought it would be cool to develop a way for Harvard students to connect with each other. Now there are millions of Facebook users.

4. Q. In 2005, what percentage of UNC Chapel Hill freshmen used Facebook? 88 percent

5. Q. In 2006, how many UNC Chapel Hill freshmen used Facebook? 94 percent

6. Q. Which of the following are real Facebook groups? A.unclug (UNC Linux Users Group) B.Dook Sucks C.Join to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month D.ITS Staff E.None of the above F.All of the above

7. Q. Which of the following are real Facebook groups? A.unclug (UNC Linux Users Group) (33 mbrs) B.Dook Sucks (4,451 mbrs) C.Join to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month (795,699 mbrs) D.ITS Staff (35 mbrs) E.None of the above F.All of the above

8. Q. Can you teach an old dog new tricks? A.Yes B.No C.Sometimes D.Depends on the dog E.I’m a cat person, myself

9. Q. Can you teach an old dog new tricks? Libby asserts, “Yes.” Not that she thinks she’s an old dog.

10. Q. How many Facebook users are members of the group, “When I was your age, Pluto was a planet?” 1,196,256

11. Q. Accessing Facebook from a mobile phone is an act of folly. A.True B.False

12. Facebook Mobile Web lets you do almost everything on Facebook from your phone. (m.facebook.com)

13. Did you know? Facebook flyers were used by campus groups to advertise services and events. Report: Referral Drilldown - www.xyz_department.unc.edu Date Range: 09/01/2006 - 11/15/2006 Referrals (1-6) / 6 Sessions Unc.facebook.com 73 87.95% ncst.facebook.com 4 4.82% www.facebook.com 3 3.61% bu.facebook.com 1 1.20% wakeforest.facebook.com 1 1.20% scarolina.facebook.com 1 1.20%

14. From Cornell University, Policy Office, “Thoughts on Facebook” THOUGHT: Think about not only your marketability today as a cool guy or girl in your college social circle, but who you might want to be in five or ten years when posting an "identity" on the Internet. Remember, just because it is a new technology does not absolve you of the responsibility to use it in legal and appropriate ways — including taking into account your obligations regarding proper conduct as a citizen of the university.

15. One response to a friend invitation I sent: “No, thanks! You ARE my friend, but I don't want to be in anyone's facebook! … I registered with no information so I could check on candidates for jobs here.” This friend relented and has begun accepting requests for Facebook Friendships.