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Digital citizenship, cyberbullying
Quiz by Karen Bonner
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- Q1What is cyberbullying?Participating in a group projectSending a friendly email to a classmateBullying that occurs online or through digital communication.Being physically bullied at school30s
- Q2How can you protect yourself from cyberbullying?Engaging in arguments with cyberbulliesNot sharing personal information online and blocking/reporting cyberbullies.Sharing personal information with strangers onlineIgnoring cyberbullying messages30s
- Q3What should you do if you witness cyberbullying happening to someone else?Join in and participate in the cyberbullyingSpeak up and report the cyberbullying to a trusted adult.Share the cyberbullying messages with othersIgnore the situation and pretend it's not happening30s
- Q4What is the concept of digital citizenship?Being rude and disrespectful onlineSharing personal information with strangers onlineUsing technology responsibly, respectfully, and safely.Avoiding technology altogether30s
- Q5Why is it important to think before posting something online?Because social media platforms automatically delete posts after a certain timeBecause everyone will always agree with what is postedBecause posting online is always anonymousBecause once something is posted online, it can be difficult to remove and may have long-lasting consequences.30s
- Q6What is a common example of cyberbullying behavior?Sending mean or threatening messages to someone online.Inviting someone to a social gatheringComplimenting someone's achievementsHelping a friend with their homework30s
- Q7What is the role of empathy in preventing cyberbullying?Putting yourself in someone else's shoes and considering how your actions online may affect them.Sharing personal information with strangers onlineIgnoring others' feelings and opinions onlineMocking or making fun of others online30s
- Q8What is the best course of action if you experience cyberbullying?Tell a trusted adult and save evidence of the cyberbullying.Keep the cyberbullying to yourself and try to handle it aloneRetaliate by cyberbullying the person backDelete all messages and pretend it never happened30s
- Q9What should you do if you receive a threatening or hurtful message online?Engage in a heated argument with the senderDo not respond and immediately report the message to a trusted adult or the platform's administration.Make the message public and share it with othersDelete the message and pretend it was never received30s
- Q10What does it mean to be a good digital citizen?Sharing personal information with anyone who asks for it onlineEngaging in cyberbullying behavior towards othersBeing respectful, responsible, and safe while using technology and the internet.Ignoring others' privacy and safety online30s
- Q11What should you do if you are being cyberbullied?Keep it to yourselfTell a trusted adult or teacherRetaliate with mean commentsIgnore the bully30s
- Q12What is cyberbullying?The use of technology to harass, threaten, or embarrass someoneSending positive messages onlineSharing funny memes with friendsHelping someone with their homework online30s
- Q13How can you protect yourself from cyberbullying?Leaving your social media accounts publicBeing cautious about what you share online and setting privacy settingsSharing personal information with strangersAccepting friend requests from unknown individuals30s
- Q14What are the consequences of cyberbullying?Increased popularity and acceptanceStronger friendships and relationshipsEmotional distress, low self-esteem, and social isolationImproved mental health and self-confidence30s
- Q15What is digital citizenship?Using technology responsibly and respectfullyParticipating in online bullyingAvoiding the use of technology altogetherSharing personal information online without restrictions30s