1. A best practice that organizations can use to help secure their online identity is: A. Paying for accounts already taken by someone else B. Ignore security protocol and install private security programs C. Establishing accounts on social media platforms even if you don't plan to use them right away D. Contacting the social media providers to request that accounts be given to you

2. In an emergency, information should be considered a _______________. A. right B. unwanted C. commodity D. privilege

3. When building social media capabilities, emergency management organizations should: A. Contact the social media providers to request that accounts with your agency's names be given to you. B. Inviting influencers to attend press conferences C. Identify trained volunteers, to help coordinate their messages before, during, and after an emergency. D. Designate one staff member to post and respond to messages.

4. This social media resource provided by DHS, showcases examples of exceptional social media adoption by Federal, state, and local government agencies and non-profit organizations. A. Guide to Writing for Social Media B. Verification Handbook C. Innovative Uses of Social Media in Emergency Management D. DigitalGov Social Media Community of Practice

5. What advantages does the Internet offer for sharing news that traditional media does not? A. Social media sites are updated 24 hours a day so news can be shared when it occurs. B. When information is posted, people cannot comment on it and share it with others. C. Only very reliable sources can post information. D. There are fewer people who use the internet than there are that listen to AM radio.