This document is a quiz about using Twitter for library purposes. It asks questions to test the user's knowledge, including that Twitter is a social networking site, libraries can use Twitter to send event notices, and individuals can receive Twitter updates by email. The quiz also mentions that every public tweet since 2006 will be archived at the Library of Congress.

1. TWITTER QUIZ
Test your knowledge!
Begin

2. Twitter is…
A social networking site
Bird watching

3. Not quite.
Try again!

4. Correct!
Twitter is a popular social
networking site that people
use to broadcast updates on
various topics.
Please continue!

5. How would libraries use
Twitter?
1. To stay updated on Leo DiCaprio’s eating habits
2. To send out event notices to library patrons

6. Let’s hope if librarians are
doing that then they’re on
their break
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7. Yes!
Event programming notices are
one of the many ways that
libraries can keep you up to
date!
Please continue!

8. What is the way that you
personally can receive Twitter
updates?
1. By text message on your cell phone
2. By pigeon carrier

9. No, they’re messy.
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10. That’s right!
You can also receive updates by
e-mail.
Please continue!

11. What type of library
information would you like to
receive via Twitter messages?
Children
Teens
Book Discussion

12. You can get messages on Story
Time programs for kids
Please continue!

13. You can get updated when *new*
teen fiction comes in!
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14. You can get updates on the
current Book Club selection
and the schedule of discussion
meetings!
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15. True or False:
Every public tweet is archived at
the Library of Congress website.
True
False

16. Yes. Every public tweet since
2006 will be archived at the
Library of Congress.
Please continue!

17. Sorry, you’re mistaken. Every
public tweet since 2006 will be
archived at the Library of
Congress.
Please continue!

18. Thank you for participating!