White English speakers and AAVE

A vibrant collage of social media icons, hip-hop culture, and AAVE phrases, with a backdrop of urban art.

Exploring AAVE: Do You Speak the Language of the Internet?

Take this quiz to discover how familiar you are with African American Vernacular English (AAVE) in the context of social media and popular culture.

Test your knowledge and see how certain phrases have made their way into everyday language.

  • Understand the origins of popular slang
  • Explore the impact of music on language
  • Reflect on cultural appropriation and respect
10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by SwayingPhrase24
Do you use social media
Yes
No
Do you use sites such as Instagram, Facebook or Twitter
Yes
No
Have you seen words such as homies, squad and woke etc on these online platforms ?
Yes
No
If you answered yes, where did you see these words?
Through memes
In comments made by other people
Have you ever used words such as homies and squad online ?
Yes
No
Do you know where these words originated from ??
Yes
No
If you answered yes to the previous question type below where the words are originated from
Is it descrimination for white English speakers to use these words ?
Yes
No
Do you listen to rap or hip hop music?
Yes
No
Have you ever heard words such as homies and squad in rap or hip hop music?
Yes
No
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