Internet Safety Vocabulary Review (8th Grade)

You should tell an adult if someone is bullying you online.

What is "clickbait"?

Which of these is an example of "oversharing" online?

Using a mix of capital letters, numbers, and symbols helps create a:

Which of these is an example of "Identity Theft"?

When a website address starts with "https" instead of just "http," this means:

Spending too much time on devices can affect your "Digital Wellbeing" by:

Using the same password for all your accounts is safe.

An email stating you won a free tablet leads you to click a link and enter your personal information, which is probably:

What are "Privacy Settings" for?

It's safe to meet someone in person whom you've only met online.

Turning off location services can help protect your privacy.

Online actions can have real-life consequences.

Content Filtering" is used to:

When someone is mean to you online through posts, messages, or comments, this is called:

What does "catfishing" mean?

"Screen Time Management" means:

What is "malware"?

Which is an example of good "Digital Citizenship"?

All the websites you visit, comments you post, and pictures you share create your:

"Data Encryption" helps to:

Publicly posting someone's private information without their permission is called:

TRUE OR FALSE: It's okay to share your passwords with your best friends.

What is "Two-Factor Authentication"?

"Geotagging" on photos can show others: