Which of these would be "cyberbullying"?

Making someone feel sad or scared over and over online.

How can you tell if a message is spam?

It doesn't have your name, It asks for personal information, There is a threat, It asks you to "click here"

Junk email I didn't sign up for

Why should we read this summer?

To win prizes at the library, To get smarter, To keep your brain active, For fun

What is "identity theft"?

When someone pretends to be you

What is "plagiarism"?

Using someone's work or idea and not giving them credit

What is "digital citizenship"?

being a respectful and responsible user of technology

What is "private information"?

Information that you should keep to yourself

What is an "upstander"?

Someone who tells a cyberbully to stop

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Digital Citizenship (Grades 4-5)

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1
When is it okay to share a picture of a friend?
Never
Always since they're a friend
With permission
If I took the picture
2
Which of these would be "cyberbullying"?
Someone who is mean online once.
Someone that trips you in the halls.
A stranger online.
Making someone feel sad or scared over and over online.
3
How can you tell if a message is spam?
It doesn't have your name
It asks for personal information
There is a threat
It asks you to "click here"
4
What of these is "personal information"?
My phone number
My address
My favorite color
My mom's credit card number
5
"Spam" is
Something in my mailbox at home
A delicious dinner
Junk email I didn't sign up for
The stuff in a newspaper
6
Why should we read this summer?
To win prizes at the library
To get smarter
To keep your brain active
For fun
7
What is "identity theft"?
When someone is mean to you
When someone asks where you live
When someone pretends to be you
When someone robs your house
8
Is it okay for me to share my first and last name online?
Yes
Only when I chat
No
Sometimes
9
What is "plagiarism"?
Using someone's work and making a citation for it
Using someone's work or idea and not giving them credit
10
What is "digital citizenship"?
being a respectful and responsible user of technology
going online
playing video games
living somewhere that has really fast internet
11
What is "private information"?
Information that is not about you
Information that you should keep to yourself
Information that's okay to share with strangers
Things you do
12
What is an "upstander"?
A cyberbully
A person being cyber-bullied
Cake
Someone who tells a cyberbully to stop
13
What should be in your password to make it safe?
name, address, numbers
something easy to guess
letters, symbols, numbers
time, letters, numbers

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