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You see a classmate post a photo of another student without their permission. What is the most responsible thing to do?
Like and comment on the photo.
Tell your classmate about taking the photo down & report it if they refuse
Share the photo with your friends.
Ignore it, as it’s not your problem.
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One of the following is NOT one of the five fundamental topics of digital citizenship in the Be Internet Awesome class?
Always Be First.
Share with Care.
Don’t Fall for Fake.
Secure Your Secrets
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What is the main goal of the Be Internet Awesome Class?
To teach kids how to hack websites.
To help kids avoid using the internet.
To teach you how to become famous online.
To help kids be safe and smart online.
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If you receive a message from an unknown person online, what should you do?
Ignore or block them, and tell a trusted adult.
Reply immediately to be polite.
Click on any links they send you.
Share your personal information with them.
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What is a digital footprint?
The marks your shoes leave on the floor.
Your computer's history.
The number of friends you have on social media.
The information about you that exists online as a result of your activity.
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What should you do "When in Doubt, Talk It Out"?
Try to handle everything on your own.
Argue with strangers online.
Discuss questionable content and scenarios with a trusted adult.
Keep your problems to yourself.
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What is the main focus of "Secure Your Secrets"?
Learning magic tricks.
Online security and passwords.
Hiding your secrets from your parents.
Keeping your diary safe.
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What does "It’s Cool to Be Kind" promote?
Combating negative online behavior.
Only being kind to your friends.
Ignoring negative online behavior.
Being popular online.
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Why is it important to check multiple sources before believing something you read online?
To verify the information and ensure it is accurate.
Because the first source is always correct.
To confuse yourself with too much information.
To waste time.
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What does "Share with Care" primarily teach?
How to share your location with family.
How to share files with friends.
How to share your passwords safely.
Understanding digital footprint and responsible communication.