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5th Grade Internet Safety
5th Grade Internet Safety
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Internet safety with a little Language Arts thrown in for fun!
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1
What would be an appropriate username?
bullywannabe
iamhateful
serialrobber
livelongandprosper
2
Can you be charged with a crime if you have revealing images on your phone?
Yes
No
3
One who stands by and watches someone being bullied or supports the bully.
bystander
upstander
4
An example of cyberbullying is...
teasing
spreading rumors online
telling jokes
gossiping
5
What age do you have to be in the US to legally register for a social media account?
15
18
16
13
6
Posting a public comment about the money your mom won is a good idea.
False
True
7
Once you post something on the internet, you can hurry and delete it and no one will see it.
False
True
8
Which is NOT an example of personal information?
social security number
dog's name
home address
date of birth
9
What can happen if you are caught cyberbullying?
All of the above
You can get in trouble with the police.
You can get your accounts taken away.
You can get a bad reputation.
10
Should an adult you meet online ask to meet you offline?
Yes
No
11
What is NOT a privacy rule?
Check in (reveal your location) all the time.
Only accept friends you know.
Don't share personal information.
Use privacy settings.
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What information about you can be tracked?
what video games you have
who you interact with
hair color
grades
13
Why do people bully others?
boredom
it's popular; everyone's doing it
they think it's funny
someone told you to
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What should you do if you are bullied?
refuse to go to school
tell a trusted adult
meet them in the parking lot
bully them back
15
Which one does NOT help to keep your identity private?
sharing your contact info
using first name only
using a picture
using an avatar
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What can be considered
inappropriate content
?
playing games
school research
a funny joke
violence
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This is a practice question. Do you have a social media account?
Yes
No
18
What should you do if you encounter inappropriate content online?
tell everyone
hide what you saw
send it to your friends
back out and tell an adult
19
Your username for a game site is "ihatelosers." Does this give a good impression of you?
Yes
No
20
You give a friend the password to your email. A week later, you're not friends anymore.
It's ok to do that.
He/she can lose the password.
He/she can get into your account and send false emails.
You can get into big trouble.
21
A college looks at your social media account and finds your revealing pictures from last year.
They deny your application.
They send the police for you.
They tell your parents.
They gladly let you enroll.
22
What should you do if someone makes you feel uncomfortable?
Tell an adult.
Block or unfriend them.
Report them.
All of these.
23
How can you avoid being a bully?
participate
cheer them on
don't start rumors
do nothing when you see it happen
24
You take a selfie in your front yard. Your geolocation setting is on. Could you be in danger?
No
Yes
25
Which is considered private information?
pet's name
favorite vacation site
screen name
location
26
How can you avoid revealing too much online?
use revealing screen names
share personal & private information
contact only people you know
never update your privacy settings
27
Which is NOT a consequence of posting inappropriate content?
punishment at home or school
no college or employer will want you
stolen identity
bad reputation
28
A friend asks you for your email password. Do you hand it over?
No
Yes
29
A trail of data you create while using the internet
instant messaging
file sharing
digital footprint
rumor
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Inappropriate content includes all except
your favorite video
hate speech
violence
dangerous stunts
