Digital Citizenship
Quiz by Fallon Collier
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- Q1What does digital citizenship mean?Having a lot of friends on social mediaAll information about you on the internetAn online membershipAlways using the internet in a safe, ethical way.45s
- Q2Which of the following is an example of being a good digital citizen?Bullying a cyber bullyUsing your phone during schoolPosting to a website without first reading the rulesStarting a GoFundMe campaign for a classmate with cancer45s
- Q3Which of the following is okay to share online?The school you go toYour favorite animalYour passwordsYour birthday30s
- Q4When talking to other people online, it is okay to share personal information with them as long as...They are from website or games you visit oftenThey ask firstIt is never okay to share personal information online, no matter the person.They live far away from you30s
- Q5Your teacher assigns you a project to identify different insects. You must include a picture of each of 5 different insects. It is okay to use pictures from which of the following sources without citation:Photos from google imagesPhotos from a webpagePictures that you took of bugs in your backyardPictures from a science book60s
- Q6When learning about technology at school, it is important to know:How to work with others with technologyThe rules of technology useExamples of different types of technologies and what they are used forAll of the above30s
- Q7How many people should be on your "friends list" or "chat list?"As many as I can get...the more friends the better!None.Anybody who will talk to me.Only close friends and family45s
- Q8When chatting online or texting, you should...be rude...nobody will know it's youSay whatever you wantbe nice and polite, just as you would in personGossip about your classmates...they won't find out45s
- Q9What you post and do on the internet can never be seen again, once it is deleted.TrueFalse60s
- Q10People who are victims of cyber bullying are typically...ShyWeaker than everyone elseNerdsnone of the other choices...anybody can be cyber bullied45s
- Q11Which of the following is something that you should NOT do if you are being cyber bullied?Block themSave the evidenceBully them back...see how they like it!Tell an adult30s
- Q12Which of the following is an example of over sharing on social media?Posting about the home-run you hit at the baseball game todayInviting your family members to your next baseball game by email or text messagePosting a picture of yourself playing baseballPosting about how much you dislike your new baseball coach at school45s
- Q13Everything on the internet is true.FalseTrue30s
- Q14When using technology you should:Do whatever you want because no one ever checksAsk your parent and teachers for permission before trying a new websiteask your friends about which sites are the bestfigure out ways that you can have the most fun with it45s
- Q15When shopping online, you should:Check the security of the site before entering any of your or your parents' informationbuy from whatever sites come up...everything is secureNot shop online...all website are badAsk your friends which websites are the best to buy from45s