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Digital Citizenship & Footprint Quiz

Quiz by Savannah Deitch

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Q 1/5
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What is Digital Citizenship?
30
Never using someone else’s work as your own
Being nice to others online
Information about you on the Internet
The responsible use of technology
Q 2/5
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If someone is cyberbullying you, what should you do?
30
Delete the messages and log off the site.
Block the person and report it to the site's administrators.
Try to forget about it and move on.
Confront the cyberbully in person.

5 questions

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What is Digital Citizenship?

1

30 sec

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If someone is cyberbullying you, what should you do?

2

30 sec

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Who should you give your passwords to?

3

30 sec

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What should you do if you receive a skeptical looking email with an attachment?

4

30 sec

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What question should you first ask yourself when saying something online?

5

30 sec

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