Question

Say 'cheese'!
Did the need for seeing our own image in a public space start with
reality TV and then move on to selfies on social media sites? Children
are turned into selfie stars from an early age by parents posting their
photos on social media sites and the trend (6) into old age. After
all, what's the harm in posting a picture of yourself drinking coffee, with
the caption, 'It's 5 a.m. and I (7) coffee while watching the sun
come up'? Isn't it just a way to let your friends know what's going on in
your life and to entertain them? And how about photobombing? Doesn't
jumping into other people's photos show that you're media aware and
(8)
a sense of humour?
Then there are the five-year-old selfie stars, living jet-set lives with
their families just because they look cute. Adults who are fans of such
young stars comment that their day is not complete without seeing their
picture, and some say that they love them more than their own children.
(9)
these young children growing up taking pride in their fame and
appearance and ignoring what talents and skills they may have? Are the
parents doing harm to them or (10) them a way out of poverty
and anonymity?
6. A. continue
B. continues
C. is continuing
D. has continued
7. A. drink
B. am drinking
C. have drunk
D. have been drinking
8. A. have
B. are having
C. having
D. have had
9. A. Have
B. Do
C. Are
D. Don't
10. A. it gives
B. it is giving
C. has it given
D. does it give

Answer 1

"Cheese"!

As for the questions:

6. D. has continued
7. D. have been drinking
8. A. have
9. C. Are
10. A. it gives