This text is for questions 11 to 15. The Need of Online Respect The need for respect is common. Being respected by others gives us of identity. It lets us know that we matter - our feelings, opinions, ideas experience, expertise, etc Therefore, this need is not lessened it we communicate online. It is normal to seek respect regardless of the form of we use. With the onset of online use a greater percentage of feel more comfortable sharing opinions, views, feelings online Through the internet, our audience is of a bigger scale. That means, our reach is more diverse in race, social status religion, education, even culture. I have personally been the victim of disrespect online. The initial response is offense and confusion, wondering why someone would respond disrespectfully, if what I posted was not meant to disrespect anyone. As I had said, we will read opposing opinions, we will see things we dislike on social media, and we will learn about new things every day. We can either choose to respond respectfully or not respond at all. Both transmit respect online. To earn other people's respect we should "Give respect to earn respect." And giving respect starts with one's self. It is important to recognize acknowledge and respect ourselves. Many people interpret an opposing opinion as criticism and can respond aggressively. This can quickly turn from a peaceful exchange of opinions into an exchange of insults How do we respond to situations like these?We need to be conscious of what we communicate, especially since our audience is very diverse. Adversely a healthy dose of self respect can be very helpful when dealing with disrespect online. It gives us the courage to not take it personally and not engage in unnecessary conflict. Keeping cybersecurity in mind some individuals hide behind fake accounts looking for a platform to incite disrespect, and even violence. When facing disrespect, we should first ask who it's coming from. I truly believe that the gravest form of online disrespect is cyberbullying, so much so that laws must be put in place to fight against it. Addressing others in a threatening way is no longer just disrespectful but also dangerous. The invasion of someone's privacy can be harmful. Unfortunately , this brings into mind. how much is too much to share? This applies to our own privacy and the privacy of our family and friends We can determir a what we share and communicate But, when sharing about others, we must first consider how they feel at out sharing stuff online . Are they OK with posting pictures of them?Are they OK sharing family situations inline? This brings back the meaning of respect - being considerate of others. Source: Bruce Flowers, "Online Respect", https://www.getsafeonline org/personal/blog-iterr/online flowers/, accessed 28 November 2023 11. According to the writer , what should we do if we read opposing opinions online? (More than one answer A.Respond respectfully. B.Not respond at all. C.Just read the opinions. D.Respond at one side of opinions E.Agree at one of the opinions. 12. What do most people do if they get opposing opinion so that it becomes a problem? (More than one answer) A.They leave it and remain calm. B.They interpret it as criticism. C.They respond aggressively. D.They think that it is an insult. E.They respond it respectfully. 13.Which sentences use modals? (More than one answer) A.Being respected by others gives us a sense of identity. B.This can quickly turn from a peaceful exchange of opinions into an exchange of insults. C.That means, our reach is more diverse in race, social status , religion, education, even culture. D.It gives us the courage to not take it personally and not engage in E.But, when about others, we must first consider how they feel about sharing stuff online.