Digital Citizenship and Safety

Question 1

Sending personal nude pictures to a friend can be considered:

Accepted Answer

All of the above

Question 2

Participating in an online poll that rates a classmate's appearance or personality:

Accepted Answer

Cyberbullying

Question 3

Online safety: NormanHighbandgirl97 is a safe screen name.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 4

If you're not on social media (fb, twitter, etc), you're safe from predators and cyberbullies.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 5

Sending a mean, sexually explicit, or insulting text message can be considered...

Accepted Answer

cyberbullying behavior

Question 6

The people who send emails in an effort to "phish" can be called:

Accepted Answer

all of these.

Question 7

Proper source document for information I want to use as support in my paper prevents plagiarism

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 8

Sending anonymous emails to someone:

Accepted Answer

Cyberbullying

Question 9

Create a YouTube playlist of algebra lessons.

Accepted Answer

Good Digital Citizenship

Question 10

Download free gaming software to a flash drive on a library computer

Accepted Answer

Bad Digital Citizenship

Question 11

At school, log in with your friend's username & password, then send an email to his girlfriend.

Accepted Answer

Bad Digital Citizenship

Question 12

Made-up, nonsense words, acronyms, & short phrases make good passwords.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 13

Thanks to geotagging, anyone can find the map location where this picture was taken!

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 14

Copy and paste an essay into an email to your friend who is struggling to finish his essay.

Accepted Answer

Bad Digital Citizenship

Question 15

It's easy to find information about someone with only their full name and town.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Question 16

Logging in as someone else and impersonating that person to post something:

Accepted Answer

Cyberbullying

Question 17

Blogging your own opinion about a topic:

Accepted Answer

NOT Cyberbullying

Question 18

Asking for their permission before posting pictures of your friends online is considered...

Accepted Answer

proper netiquette behavior

Question 19

Tell your friends to check out a porn site you found.

Accepted Answer

Bad Digital Citizenship

Question 20

When an email asks for personal information (account numbers, passwords, etc.), you should:

Accepted Answer

don't open it! But, if you do, delete ASAP. Trust NO ONE!

Question 21

Say kind things that make the world a better place and make people happier citizens.

Accepted Answer

Good Digital Citizenship

Question 22

If you cite your source, you can basically copy most of your paper from somewhere else.

Accepted Answer

FALSE

Question 23

Send a group email from your student gmail reminding friends about the choir concert tomorrow.

Accepted Answer

Good Digital Citizenship

Question 24

Forwarding embarrassing pictures of someone else can be considered...

Accepted Answer

cyberbullying behavior

Question 25

Even accidental plagiarism is considered cheating.

Accepted Answer

TRUE

Digital Citizenship and Safety

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