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Test your knowledge about stereotypes with this quick quiz!

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Stereotypes True or False QuizOnline version Test your knowledge about stereotypes with this quick quiz! by Valeria Veneziano 1 1.Teens usually feel sleepy around 8:00 or 9:00 p.m Sì No 2 2.Pam wakes up early on weekends. Sì No 3 3.Pam’s mum calls her lazy for sleeping in. Sì No 4 4.According to Meg, teenagers need around 9 hours of sleep per night. Sì No 5 5.Teenagers sleep less because they are lazy. Sì No 6 6.The University of California study talks about sleep and puberty. Sì No 7 7.Circadian rhythms stay the same before and after puberty. Sì No 8 8.Pam agrees that teens are often moody and unstable. Sì No 9 9.Meg thinks that all teens are moody. Sì No 10 10.Hormones during puberty can make teens react more emotionally. Sì No 11 11.The podcast is about teenage fashion. Sì No 12 12.Testosterone and estrogen are examples of puberty hormones. Sì No 13 13.Hormones during puberty have no effect on teen behavior. Sì No 14 14.Pam reads from a newspaper article in the podcast. Sì No 15 15.Meg and Pam are hosting their second podcast episode. Sì No 16 16.Teenagers are never on their phones. Sì No 17 17.95% of U.S. teens have access to a smartphone. Sì No 18 18.Only 10% of teens use the Internet often. Sì No 19 19.Pam believes teens mostly use phones to connect with others. Sì No 20 20.The number one reason teens use phones is to pass the time. Sì No 21 21.Meg says adults can be moody too Sì No 22 22.The podcast is part of a series called “Myth Buster.” Sì No 23 23.The stereotype “Teens are always on their phones” is discussed in the podcast. Sì No 24 24.Meg doesn’t think smartphones are used for communication. Sì No 25 25.Teenagers don’t experience any sleep changes during puberty. Sì No 26 26.The podcast includes scientific studies and data. Sì No 27 27.Pam doesn’t own a smartphone. Sì No 28 28.Pam and Meg never disagree during the podcast. Sì No 29 29.Meg thinks the stereotype about moodiness is 100% false. Sì No 30 30.Pam suggests reassessing their smartphone use at the end. Sì No

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1.Teens usually feel sleepy around 8:00 or 9:00 p.m

2.Pam wakes up early on weekends.

3.Pam’s mum calls her lazy for sleeping in.

4.According to Meg, teenagers need around 9 hours of sleep per night.

5.Teenagers sleep less because they are lazy.

6.The University of California study talks about sleep and puberty.

7.Circadian rhythms stay the same before and after puberty.

8.Pam agrees that teens are often moody and unstable.

9.Meg thinks that all teens are moody.

10.Hormones during puberty can make teens react more emotionally.

11.The podcast is about teenage fashion.

12.Testosterone and estrogen are examples of puberty hormones.

13.Hormones during puberty have no effect on teen behavior.

14.Pam reads from a newspaper article in the podcast.

15.Meg and Pam are hosting their second podcast episode.

16.Teenagers are never on their phones.

17.95% of U.S. teens have access to a smartphone.

18.Only 10% of teens use the Internet often.

19.Pam believes teens mostly use phones to connect with others.

20.The number one reason teens use phones is to pass the time.

21.Meg says adults can be moody too

22.The podcast is part of a series called “Myth Buster.”

23.The stereotype “Teens are always on their phones” is discussed in the podcast.

24.Meg doesn’t think smartphones are used for communication.

25.Teenagers don’t experience any sleep changes during puberty.

26.The podcast includes scientific studies and data.

27.Pam doesn’t own a smartphone.

28.Pam and Meg never disagree during the podcast.

29.Meg thinks the stereotype about moodiness is 100% false.

30.Pam suggests reassessing their smartphone use at the end.