The Internet- Friend or Foe?

Learning online is always better than learning in a classroom.

You should report or block people who send mean or inappropriate messages online.

Once you delete something from the internet, it disappears forever.

Using the internet to research helps students learn faster and more efficiently.

It’s important to take breaks from the internet and play outside.

If you see something bad online, you should keep it a secret.

Online gaming is always a bad habit and has no positive effects.

Even if you don’t share personal information, websites can still collect data about you.

Cyberbullying is harmless because it happens online and not in real life.

The internet can be used for both entertainment and education.

Playing online games all night is a healthy habit.

Spending too much time on the internet can negatively affect sleep, health, and concentration.

Everything you read on the internet is 100% true.

Too much social media use can make people feel lonely or unhappy.

Watching too many videos on the internet can hurt your eyes.

You should always trust and believe online news articles without verifying the source.

Clicking on unknown links or downloading files from untrusted sources can lead to viruses or hacking.

It’s okay to use the same password for all your online accounts to make it easier to remember.

The internet allows people to connect worldwide, making communication easier than ever.

The internet has made it easier for businesses and people to work from home.