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8th Grade Dig Cit Review
Credible means:
What is an internet Troll?
8th Grade Dig Cit Review
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What is an internet Troll?
An internet arbitrator
An avatar that looks like a troll
Someone who dresses up online
A person who starts online arguments
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Credible means:
The source has a reputation for containing true facts and information
The information in the source can be verified with other sources
The information in the source is true
All of the Above
3
Information Neighborhood means:
Never click on an Ad
Search results tend to be clumped together by type
Real Estate Listings
The first search answer is always the best
4
If you use information "Verbatim" what must you also do?
You should Never use information verbatim
Use quotes
Nothing
Use quotes and give credit
5
When media reaches a wide audience it is called:
Narrowcasting
Broadcasting
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What is a "Snippet"
A product placed startegically in a show
A brief overview of an article
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This is an example of plagiarism:
Sampling music in a remix.
Paraphrashing and giving credit.
Repainting a famous work of art and signing your name.
Copying a paragraph verbatim and citing your source.
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The 4 Factors of Fair Use are:
Amount, Purpose, Nature amd Affect
Private, Public, School and Personal
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Footnotes, End Notes and a Bibliography are basically the same things.
False
True
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Netiquette means:
Treat others the way you want to be treated
Treat the online world the same as the real world
All of the Above
To ask permission before sharing someone's information
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Staying Anonomous online is:
Good because you know everyone is honest about themselves online
Bad because you are lying about your identity
Bad because no one will be able to friend you
Good because you can keep your private information safe
12
Which is the strongest password:
password
#B3l1ev3R%
XYZ789
a12bc3
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When a character in a show very obviously eats or drinks a brand name product it is called:
Sensationalism
Click Bait
None of the Above
Product Placement
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If you paraphrase information you Do Not need to give credit.
False
True
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What is a Conspiracy Theory?
A sesationalized story NOT based in fact.
An unscientific answer to a problem that can be debunked
All of the Above
An untrue statement that can be shown to be false using science and reason
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What should you read
Before
You Click on search results?
The Snippet about the article
The Date of the article
The Title of the Article
All of the Above
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Bias is:
Well-balanced argument on both sides
Opinion based on a single view or experience
All of the Above
A list of verifiable facts
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Skeptical means:
Believe everything that's in print.
All of the Above
Be aware that some online information is exaggerated.
Don't believe anything you read online.
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An example of click bait would be:
10 Ways to add Years to your life!!
None of the Above
Click here for more information.
Here is a list of winners of the costume contest.
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Companies can pay Google to display their sites at the top of a search
False
True
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Opening up multiple tabs for the same topic so that you can verify the information is called:
Netiquette
A Checklist
Vertical Reading
Lateral Reading
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Which Domain Name can you trust the most?
.edu
You can't trust any of them 100%
.org
.gov
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If you Attribute information in your research paper you are:
Violating a user agreement
Plagiarizing
Giving Credit
Stealing an idea
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When a website gathers information about its users, it's called:
Sensationalism
Flame War
Netiquette
Data Tracking
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Search Engine Optimization is when search results are listed randomly.
False
True
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You should always ask permission before posting a photo of a friend online.
False
True
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Click Bait is a sesational Title you may be tempted to click on.
False
True
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When media reaches a small, specialized audience, it is called"
Narrowcasting
Broascasting
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If you encounter a Flame War you should:
Join in but stay respectful
Keep escalating it
Stop, block and report
None of the Above
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The following are examples of Media:
All of the Above
Web Sites and Social Media
Ads and Books
Newspapers and TV