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Digital Etiquette: Netiquette

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1
Which emotion is most likely to be triggered in a flamewar?
C
D
A
B
2
Posting something on social media is most like:
Calling a friend
Writing a diary
Giving a public speech
Passing a note to a classmate
3
Internet trolls aim to:
Quietly observe
Make friends
Start arguments
Lead discussions
4
What is the difference between online and face-to-face communication?
Online, you can't tell tone of voice.
Body language is more important in online communication.
Miscommunications happen more frequently face-to-face.
People tend to be more honest online
5
In what situation should you follow the rules of digital etiquette?
Sending a birthday card to your cousin
Reading a text message from a friend.
Picking the ringtone for your cellphone
Sending an email to your grandmother
6
What's the best text to tell your mom that you'll be an hour late for dinner?
D
A
B
C
7
What should Liz do before posting a photo of Tyler online?
Ask Tyler for permission
Tag Tyler in the photo
Share the photo with Tyler's friends
Send the photo to Tyler
8
Why might people act meaner online than in person?
Social media sites encourage users to argue
Typing gives them time to consider what they say
They can stay anonymous
Most people have fewer friends online
9
The best way to respond to trolls is to ______ them.
Copy
Ignore
Insult
Threaten
10
How is flaming similar to teasing?
Both happen only on the internet
Both can hurt people's feelings
Both are examples of good netiquette
Both are spoken aloud