
Netiquette Quiz
Quiz by Susan Gaskill
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- Q1You should always use proper spelling, capitalization, grammar, usage, and punctuation when communicating in an online academic setting.truefalse20s
- Q2It is okay to pretend to be someone else or knowingly post false information.truefalse20s
- Q3Write brief answers that get to the point quickly, especially when writing an e-mail or communicating in a discussion forum.truefalse20s
- Q4Avoid using excessive abbreviations or slang in online discussions.truefalse20s
- Q5It is okay to use inappropriate humor or sarcasm in class discussion posts--everyone will know what you mean.falsetrue20s
- Q6Do not type words in all capital letters—it implies you are shouting.falsetrue20s
- Q7Only transmit messages that you would be willing to communicate face-toface.falsetrue20s
- Q8Keep personal information private. Posting private and personal information in the wrong location can have serious consequences.falsetrue20s
- Q9It is okay to chat about personal topics in a classroom discussion forum.falsetrue20s
- Q10If something online upsets or concerns you, tell an adult immediately.falsetrue20s