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What type of information should you share with random people on the internet?
Your full name
Your user name
Your address and phone number
Your social security number
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What is the Public Domain
The Public Domain is where anyone can use previously copyrighted work.
The Public Domain is where dogs can roam free.
The Public Domain is where you can renew your copyright laws.
The Public Domain is where you can meet your favorite celebrity
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Works in the public domain are free for anyone to use?
True
False
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How can you erase your digital footprint?
You can't erase your digital footprint.
With the eraser of your pencil
By deleting all your posts
By resetting your computer
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Copyright protects the creator of an original work.
False
True
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You should give anyone remote access to your device?
False
True
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If you give someone remote access to your computer, they may be able to:
access all of your files and information
Steal your personal information
all of the above
Control it through another phone or computer
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What does Digital Citizenship mean?
you are apart or owner of something on the web that pays
norms of appropriate, responsible behavior on the internet
full electronic participation in society
using the internet correctly
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Students and teachers can use copyrighted materials for educational purposes with no limits or restrictions?
False
True
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Copyright covers...
Music
Books
All of the above
Photos
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Define copyright
Taking someone's work and calling it yours
Protection given to an author or creator's original work.
A work that is based upon one or more pre-existing works
Licenses that provide a rate of protection to partners
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How do we know a website is secure?
HTTPS:// will be shown on the top left
It will tell us to use cookies
It will just tell us on the screen
HTTP will be there
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What dictates the amount of copyrighted work you can use?
Public Domain
Copyright
Fair Use
Citation
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What does ransomware do?
Hold your computer information hostage until a payment is given
Hold your family hostage until a payment is given
all of the above
Crashes your computer
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Define Fair Use
Public material may be copied and distributed legally
Material may be quoted for criticism, reports or teaching
An author's original content
Licenses that provide a range of protection
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How do you know if a website is secure?
The prefix of the website is https
When visiting sites, a message appears telling you its safe
Websites cannot be made secure
It has a gold star
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What is Digital Citizenship ?
Using technology responsibly and appropriately
Membership in Digital and Social Media Groups
Applying to be a Citizen On-Line
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When using work you found online, it is always good to give credit to the creator.
True
False
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All of the following are ways to evaluate your source, except:
There is a date and it is current
Someone told you it was all good
There are citations for sourced material.
The author is clearly defined
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How do you know that a website is secure
all of the choices
the digital certificate is valid
there is a padlock icon next to the URL
URL starts with https
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How can we prevent cyber-bullying?
Educate yourself. To prevent cyberbullying from occurring
All of the above
Raise awareness
Talk to a parent, teacher, or another adult you trust.
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What is fair use?
An exception of copyright.
A way of getting away with breaking the copyright law.
The same as copyright.
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You cannot erase your digital FOOTPRINT?
False
True
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What type of software locks your device until you pay a hacker?
Kidnapware
Bribeware
Ransomware
Hostageware
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You need to understand copyright because:
copyright can limit what you can do.
it's a law you must follow.
the police strictly enforce the Canadian Plagiarism Law.
copyright let's you use anything you want.
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Who can you share your passwords with?
Your family
Your teacher
Your friends
Nobody – you should keep them to yourself
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When you use information you have found on the internet, you must:
Ask your friend if they think it is cool.
Give credit to the original creator.
Change the wording and claim it as your own.
You should never use information from the internet.
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What are examples of fair use?
Photocopying an entire book.
Borrowing your friend's bike.
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