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EdPuzzle Digital Citizenship Units 4 - 6
EdPuzzle Digital Citizenship Units 4 - 6
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Based on the EdPuzzle Digital Citizenship Certification path.
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1
To paraphrase means to submit someone else's words or ideas as if they were yours.
True
False
2
What does clicking the "I'm feeling lucky" button do?
Gives you a list of what is popular and trending that day.
Generates a random topic for the search and presents the results.
Increases the number of results by relaxing the search criteria.
Skips the results listing and takes you only to the top result.
3
To remove the Google sort filters you applied to your search, you can:
Toggle the filter button on/off.
Click the clear button.
Nothing, you'll need to re-run the search.
Click the Undo button.
4
Copyrights gives
you
protection over the work that you create.
True
False
5
After a year online, you can no longer charge money for a digital product that you made.
True
False
6
A good password would contain:
A mixture of Uppercase and Lowercase letters.
The first three words of your favorite song.
Your middle name and house number from your address.
Random numbers, letters, and symbols.
7
It is OK to use something that is copyrighted, so long as you:
Give credit to the original author or owner.
Check who actually owns it.
Get permission to use it from the owner.
Use it responsibly.
8
According to the training video, paraphrasing allows
you
to:
Give proper credit to the original author.
Prepares you for writing in more complex formal assignments.
Better understand the text or lecture.
Helps you condense lengthy passages during note taking.
9
Job offers via the Internet are rarely scams, especially if offered on legitimate websites.
True
False
10
When sorting the results of a Google search, the "
Tools
" button gives you three choices. Which is
NOT
a choice?
Which country.
Time/date.
Results of the search.
Alpha-numerical sort.
11
Receiving a free e-gift card is a safe way to get free stuff.
False
True
12
To find images that are not copyrighted, you have to include "-copyright" in the search parameters.
False
True
13
Internet relationships rarely lead to scams, especially of you've chatted with them for many weeks.
True
False
14
Plagiarism is only a "school" thing and can't hurt you in the work place.
True
False
15
If you see something for sale for less than half the normal price, you should go ahead and order it.
False
True
16
Fair use only applies to the following:
Your personal webpage that sells crafts that you make.
News reporting
Comedy or parady.
Schoolwork & Education
17
What do information brokers do with your information they steal?
They call you and threaten you.
The sell your information.
They produce a paper copy, like a phonebook.
They make fake credit cards.
18
If you get a pop-up from Apple or Microsoft about a virus, you should take it serious!
False
True
19
Which of these are safe for downloading apps?
The iPhone app store
Momma's Mobile Apps site
Google play store
WalMart dot com
20
Which of the following is an example of digital commerce?
Uploading your assignments to Canvas.
Recording a copy of our Zoom meetings.
Live streaming a new movie for a fee.
Buying movie tickets online.
21
College students caught plagiarizing can be:
Kicked out of school.
Made to wash dishes in the school cafeteria.
Given a zero for the assignment.
Kicked out of the particular class they're enrolled in.
22
Information brokers match your personal information with images from your social media.
False
True
23
Plagiarism is not big deal, it's only an academic thing.
False
True
24
Common applications on your phone often collects personal and private information.
True
False
25
When "Googling" something, Google makes search "suggestions" based on:
Previous searches YOU have made.
Previous searches others have made.
Specific SEO guidelines.
Pay-per-click revenue.
26
If busted for illegally downloading e-commerce, you could face up to:
Ten years in prison.
One year in prison.
Five years in prison.
Twenty years in prison.
27
It's your birthday month and you get an e-card from your Grandma, what should you do?
Call Gramma to confirm that she actually sent it.
It's from Gramma, it's safe - open it.
Text Gramma to confirm that she actually sent it.
Email Gramma to confirm that she actually sent it.
28
To help you remember your password, it should contain some of your personal information.
True
False
29
Which of the following are types of plagiarism?
Copying something word for word as if it was you who said it.
Copying someone else's work but changing a few of the words.
Using someone else's idea that you overheard in the cafeteria.
Copying something word for word and forgetting to put quotes around it.
30
The name given to data snatchers in the training video was:
Information brokers
Data suckers.
Number nabbers.
Digit hoarders.
31
It may be illegal to download which of the following:
Your favorite song.
A recently released video game.
A recipe for blueberry pie.
Family photos.
32
You can use an existing image on your computer to search for exact or similar copies.
False
True
33
Because of the school's firewall and security protocols, you can't be caught illegally downloading from on campus.
False
True
34
Fair Use policy allows you to make money on someone else's digital work.
False
True
35
If you see an ad for something free, it is usually legit if there is a famous person sponsoring it.
True
False
36
You get an email offering you an unclaimed prize. It claims your brother got one last week. What do you do?
Delete the email and move on.
Give them your credit card information to cover shipping.
Give them your social security number for verification.
Call your brother and confirm it.
37
You get an email threatening to discontinue a service for non-payment, what should you do?
Dig up a copy of a bill from them to see how to contact them directly.
Google the company's name to find their real address or phone number.
Click on their link requesting you to provide current banking info.
Let them cancel you, you didn't need their service anyway.
38
When evaluating a website, you should look for:
More facts than opinions.
Balance between pros and cons.
Lack of bias.
Links that allow you to immediately purchase the item you are considering.
39
When researching which new phone to buy, be careful of:
Fake websites posing as research studies but actually writen by phone reps.
Outdated articles about a different model of the phone you're considering.
Tech company side-by-side comparisons of a phone you're considering.
Angry customer blogs heavily biased for/against a certain brand.
40
Responding to Internet scams can give thieves the following:
Your favorite color.
Your physical address.
Your personal information.
Your banking information.
41
When researching online, what is meant by the "Rule of three?"
Only look at the first three hits on the browser search.
Consider at least three different articles, with one of an opposite view,
Always consider at least three of the items you are researching.
Only consider articles where three models were compared.
42
One downfall of using Google is that you must always type your search requests.
False
True
43
What's the best way to avoid plagiarism?
Always give credit to the original author of what you use.
Always "reference" what the original author said.
Always "cite" what the original author said.
Never repeat what anyone else says.
44
If you get an email offering you a free iPhone, what should you do?
Report it to an adult whom you trust.
Report it to your kid brother.
Report it to a teacher or administrator.
Report it to your parents.
45
A good sign a website is legit is:
You solicited them rather then them soliciting you.
Their web address begins with "https://..."
There's a "pad lock" symbol in their URL.
Their prices are really cheap.
46
If you get an email saying you just won a lottery, how do you know if it's a scam?
Ask yourself "Do they want personal or financial information from me?"
Tell yourself "Yes, it's a scam."
Ask yourself "Did I even enter/play this lottery?".
Ask yourself "Is it going to cost me money to collect my winnings?"
47
If busted for illegally downloading e-commerce, you could face up to:
$2,500 in fines.
$250 in fines.
$250,000 in fines.
$25,000 in fines.
48
When reading an article on a contagious bacteria, which of the following would (should) be more knowledgeable?
A Holliwood celebrity.
A medical doctor.
A computer programmer.
A politician.
