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Digital Citizenship - Grade 8
Digital Citizenship - Grade 8
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A review of the four Digital Citizenship lessons in preparation for the Unit Assessment.
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A situation where there is no clear-cut way to respond, and where there is potential for someone's feelings to be hurt.
media balance
thorny situation
digital citizenship
cookies
2
When interacting online, you can safely interact with _____.
only people you actually know
only people you do not know
only your family members
everyone
3
All the information online about a person posted either by that person or by others, intentionally or unintentionally.
digital footprint
digital citizenship
digital
digital media
4
A legal document that an app or website must provide that describes rules the company and users must obey while using.
privacy policy
terms of service
cookies
media balance
5
Showing a strong opinion or preference for or against something or someone.
red flag feeling
bias
privacy policy
thorny situation
6
24-hour, seven days investigating and reporting of news via television, radio, print, online, and mobile app devices.
24/7 news cycle
cookies
bias
thorny situation
7
Which acronym will help you read through a privacy policy?
ASK
PRIDE
LOL
KSA
8
Which of these is a thorny situation?
when it is unclear how to handle a situation
when your favorite site crashes
not being able to download a song
having your high score beaten
9
The main reason behind the creation of the 24/7 news cycle is for _____.
the news to be unbiased
people to be safe
everyone to know all the news
companies to make money
10
The sharing of an embarrassing video of your friend to all your online friends is an example of a _____.
media balance
privacy policy
red flag feeling
thorny situation
11
What is an example of something that could be part of your digital footprint?
all of these
a video of you playing soccer
a picture from your 8th birthday
a comment you made on a friend's post
12
Which is NOT something that would be part of your digital footprint?
your friend's birthday wish list
your playing history on a gaming site
pictures you have posted to Facebook
items you have purchased on Amazon
13
Digital citizenship skills help you to be _____, _____, and _____ while interacting online.
private, alone, isolated
fun, happy, caring
safe, protective, happy
safe, responsible, respectful
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Lasting a long time, possibly forever.
privacy settings
inappropriate
cookies
persistent
15
Small text files placed on your device by the sites you visit that collect information about your device and activities.
cookies
privacy policy
terms of service
privacy settings
16
You want to sign up to use a social media site, but cannot find a privacy policy. What should you do?
contact the company
do not worry about it much
use the site anyway
leave and do not use the site
17
A legal document that an app or website must provide that describes what information they collect and how they use it.
terms of service
privacy policy
risky
red flag feeling
18
Who can see items from your digital footprint?
a future employer
all of these people
family members
a coach or administrator
19
Anyone who can see information about you or posted by you online, whether you intended for them to or not.
thorny situation
privacy settings
invisible audience
private information
20
Which is NOT an example of bias?
showing favoritism
trying to push an agenda
simply reporting the details of a story
allowing dislikes to enter the story
21
What is one way to possibly solve an online conflict with your best friend?
block your friend
talk about your friend in an online chat
have a face to face conversation
post negative comments online
22
After completing the Digital Citizenship unit, I feel _____ about the way in which I will interact online.
better
good
satisfied
positive
23
Protection from being observed or tracked by others, including the government, the public, or individuals or groups.
thorny situation
privacy
digital media
opt out
24
Choices a website or app might give you about what information is visible to other users and third parties.
opt out
thorny situation
risky
privacy settings
25
When online, you should _____ say what is on your mind - even if it hurts someone's feelings.
maybe
never
sometimes
always
26
To choose to not participate in something.
opt out
digital citizenship
inappropriate
media balance
27
How long does anything you post online remain on the internet?
forever
a few months
a few years
until you delete the material
28
When a breaking news alert is broadcast, you should _____.
analyze the source, look for details, and wait for further information
allow anxiety and fear to overwhlem you
do nothing
immediately react
29
Amazon, Facebook, eBay, and YouTube all use cookies to send _____ to users.
targeted ads
secret messages
money
prizes
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Information being reported about an event that has just happened or is currently occurring.
breaking news
digital footprint
24/7 news cycle
private information