Someone created a fake Facebook profile pretending to be 15-year-old Nafeesa Onque. The profile contained Nafeesa's personal information and photos. For months, an imposter, who was a jealous schoolmate of Nafeesa's, harassed her friends and family by posting on the fake profile before being caught. Identity theft and impersonation on social media, known as "e-personation", is becoming more common. Imposters pose as their victims to post comments or send messages attributed to the other person.

1. Name ___________________________________ Reading Test 4º ESO ____/10
WB pg 52 Unit 6, Reading, exercise 1
When the person behind your Facebook profile isn’t you!
Nafeesa Onque’s Facebook page was just like any other 15-year-old’s. It had a list of her friends,
her favourite films and her phone number under a photograph of her. The only difference was that
Nafeesa hadn’t created the profile herself. Someone else was pretending to be her.
Nowadays, there are more and more cases of people impersonating other people on social
networking sites, otherwise known as ‘e-personation’. Posing as their victim, the imposter may post
comments or send messages which are then attributed to the other person. In Nafeesa’s case, the
imposter, who turned out to be a jealous schoolmate, harassed Nafeesa’s friends and family for
months before she was caught.
Name _________________________________ Reading Test 4º ESO ______/10
WB pg 52 Unit 6, Reading, exercise 1
When the person behind your Facebook profile isn’t you!
Nafeesa Onque’s Facebook page was just like any other 15-year-old’s. It had a list of her friends,
her favourite films and her phone number under a photograph of her. The only difference was that
Nafeesa hadn’t created the profile herself. Someone else was pretending to be her.
Nowadays, there are more and more cases of people impersonating other people on social
networking sites, otherwise known as ‘e-personation’. Posing as their victim, the imposter may post
comments or send messages which are then attributed to the other person. In Nafeesa’s case, the
imposter, who turned out to be a jealous schoolmate, harassed Nafeesa’s friends and family for
months before she was caught.
Name ___________________________________ Reading Test 4º ESO ____/10

2. WB pg 52 Unit 6, Reading, exercise 1
When the person behind your Facebook profile isn’t you!
Nafeesa Onque’s Facebook page was just like any other 15-year-old’s. It had a list of her friends,
her favourite films and her phone number under a photograph of her. The only difference was that
Nafeesa hadn’t created the profile herself. Someone else was pretending to be her.
Nowadays, there are more and more cases of people impersonating other people on social
networking sites, otherwise known as ‘e-personation’. Posing as their victim, the imposter may post
comments or send messages which are then attributed to the other person. In Nafeesa’s case, the
imposter, who turned out to be a jealous schoolmate, harassed Nafeesa’s friends and family for
months before she was caught.
Name _________________________________________ Reading Test 4º ESO ______/10
WB pg 52 Unit 6, Reading, exercise 1
When the person behind your Facebook profile isn’t you!
Nafeesa Onque’s Facebook page was just like any other 15-year-old’s. It had a list of her friends,
her favourite films and her phone number under a photograph of her. The only difference was that
Nafeesa hadn’t created the profile herself. Someone else was pretending to be her.
Nowadays, there are more and more cases of people impersonating other people on social
networking sites, otherwise known as ‘e-personation’. Posing as their victim, the imposter may post
comments or send messages which are then attributed to the other person. In Nafeesa’s case, the
imposter, who turned out to be a jealous schoolmate, harassed Nafeesa’s friends and family for
months before she was caught.