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1
How is flaming similar to harassing or bullying?
Both use hurtful or insulting words to attack other people
Both take place at sporting events
Both take place only on the Internet
Both are examples of positive reinforcement
2
Do you need to ask permission before posting something like a photo of your friends online?
Yes
No
3
In which situation would the rules of digital etiquette apply?
Sending a birthday card to your cousin
Standing in line in a crowded computer store
Sending an email to your grandmother
Picking the ringtone for your new cell phone
4
You should use digital etiquette if you're writing on:
A bulletin board
A chalkboard
A message board
A whiteboard
5
Which of the following children is most likely to practice good digital etiquette?
A boy who never covers his mouth when he coughs
A boy who always says “please" and “thank you"
A girl who laughs when a classmate gives a wrong answer
A girl who says the first thing that pops into her mind
6
Which of the following statements about communicating via the Internet is correct?
It is best to use as many text abbreviations as possible
It's hard to discover an Internet user's real-life identity
It is difficult to understand whether someone is using humor
Instant messaging conversations are private
7
Why might an anonymous poster feel bold enough to say mean things online?
She can impress older, smarter people with her remarks
She can say mean things and not worry
She knows her friends may recognize her and think she's cool
She can make more friends if she says mean things
8
What does the “net" in the term “netiquette" stand for?
Internet
Fishnet
Netting
Dragnet